joefarmer
MR. Supreme Overlord
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after i wrote that i looked back and saw that all the other gauges were at 0 :bang
Here's one after the tach got hooked up. Hope it helps to see it better.
![s10_interior.jpg](http://www.firepunk.com/albums/pro_s10/s10_interior.jpg)
after i wrote that i looked back and saw that all the other gauges were at 0 :bang
It looks like Sleepy and Josh made it- probably because you did! :hehe:How does the tranny cover look brandon
Did you mention how much your truck weighs?
That is a great looking truck indeed! How did i miss this thread?
Cant wait to see it run in its right enviroment!:tree:
A question... did you have any issue with the Pro Ratchet when makin it a 3 shift when you put that pin in..?
Joe that truck rocks man. I'd love for ya to bring it up to our open house July 10th..that's the friday before the NHRDA race. Let me know if you're interested.
I'm not quite understanding. This B&M shifter is for a Chrysler 727 transmission. It fit without modification to the transmission. The valve body is a full manual forward pattern, PRN321.
Oh! I understand! It is a Pro-Ratchet as far as I know. It was previously setup for a turbo 400, so it was the pattern of PRN321 when I got it.Hmm the one I have is for 2,3 and 4 speed transmissions from GM Ford and Chrysler. Different brackets and two blocker pins for different trannys.
One blocker pin for choosing 2,3 or 4-speed and one blockerpin for different P"modes" depending on which tranny you´ve got!
Maybe yours where setup right when you got, or it is a older more trannyspecific part#.
Mine is a http://www.bmracing.com/PRODUCTS/Competition-Automatic-Shifters/Pro-Ratchet
I have to check it up or start a own thread! Sorry for Hi-jacking!
Stock style s-10 front suspension. I believe the coils have been upgraded at some point as I have 40/60 suspension travel from stop to stop at ride height with the Cummins in there.Awesome build! What are you running for front suspension, stock S-10? Is it a 4-link in the rear?
Regards,
Michael Pliska