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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16622
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ok so nobody cares

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16623
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No, we care pokey. We're just jealous that you have a shiny new aluminum fuel sell and we don't!

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: dodgeram440] #16624
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I care, just to hot to be here and type, LOL.

How did you mount it, got any pics?

I have been seriously thinking about those long thin cells to replace the factory frame mounted tank. Just need to do some measureing to see if it fits then come up with the $$$.


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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: 85_Ram_4speed] #16625
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thats all it takes is money, i mounted it in the bed , i had a plastic cell in there before i just like the aluminum cell better, hey i have a question how much do you think an 81 d150 with a 440 weighs?

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16626
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Quote:

hey i have a question how much do you think an 81 d150 with a 440 weighs?




Now would be a good time for a boat anchor smiley...

Seriously though, i have no idea, i never even checked the title to see what my 85 small block supposedly weighs.


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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: 85_Ram_4speed] #16627
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im gonna have to go get weighed, i bought a G-tech accelerometer it needs the correct weight to work properly

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16628
07/22/06 06:11 PM
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Plug in 20,000 pounds and see what kinda horsepower ratings ya get!...LOL
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84 D150 440/727
79 /6 swb D150
1964 A100 window van. Just because it has spark plug tubes doesn't mean it's a Hemi.



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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16629
07/22/06 07:38 PM
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Hey pokey, did you ever get your white face gauges done? How do they look? Let's see some pics...

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: dodgeram440] #16630
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I did get the gauges done , I'll try again to take some pictures the first ones didnt look good kinda washed out

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16631
07/24/06 06:53 PM
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Hummm...sounds cool!
I am stickin with what I have for now...stock and auto meter combo..
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1964 A100 window van. Just because it has spark plug tubes doesn't mean it's a Hemi.



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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16632
07/24/06 10:21 PM
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Quote:

how much do you think an 81 d150 with a 440 weighs?




My estimate is 4200 for a short box, 4400 for a long box.


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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: Magnum] #16633
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I havent had the time to get it weighed yet but the estimates are all over the board from 3000 to 4200

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16634
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How about some details on this D150.

I have a small block in a reg cab short box. It's 4000lbs with driver. Probably 3800 and change without.

I can't imagine any full size being down to 3000lbs but that would be a fine drag racing weight.


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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: Magnum] #16635
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its a baseline model D150 s/b w/440 9 1/4 rear

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16636
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Now I want to go have mine scaled, just for reference....




84 D150 440/727
79 /6 swb D150
1964 A100 window van. Just because it has spark plug tubes doesn't mean it's a Hemi.



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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: old_goat] #16637
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It has been probably 8 years ago so I don’t remember the exact number but I ran my truck across the scale and it weighted in at a little over 4000#s

1984 D-150 Royal SE short bed, 360, 727, PS, PB, PW, PL, cruise, A/C

Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: dodgepu360] #16638
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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: dodgepu360] #16639
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I guess i just need to get off my kiester and get it done then i will know ..... anybody have any spare ambition?

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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: pokey1] #16640
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Quote:

I guess i just need to get off my kiester and get it done then i will know ..... anybody have any spare ambition?




Boy, i certianly know what thats like. Plus its just to dang hot out. But i will push on.

For those of you wanting the conveinance of using lines with fittings rather than hoses and clamps, i highly recommend the use of JIC pushlock fittings and hoses. Its far far cheaper than the standard aluminum racing -AN stuff, but is still compatiable as it has a matching 37degree taper on the fitting. I didnt want the expense, nor did i want the flashy look of the braided line, so this stuff is a good alternative. The hose is available in black or blue---i wanted black.

Plus for me, We deal alot with a hydralic hose facility down the road from work, he charged me $10 for all my fittings and hose to plumb from my hardline in the engine compartment to the carb fittings. Pics to follow.


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Re: why isn' there much written about 81to 90 2wd truck [Re: 85_Ram_4speed] #16641
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Gee Pokey, once ya find out how much it really weighs, mebbe ya will figure out more creative ways to remove some of it(LOL).....sure would have been nice to know weight figures from the time it started as a slant six truck and through the evolution to what it is now!



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