anybody have 70K miles or more on there stock engine
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Just finished a rebuild at 114,000. Everybody says they can't believe I took it that far without a rebuild. Lucky I guess.
Just goes to show you that it can be done.
Just goes to show you that it can be done.
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71,000+ miles, original motor & turbos. 10-8-10 boost pattern, a little more in cooler weather. 16-18 lbs. vacuum (depends on AC). Downpipe, hose job, home-made cold air duct for stock air box and metal intake manifold gaskets. Pettit AST on the way, stock one finally started leaking (in, not out!).
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Almost a record?
125K on original engine, no rebuild - completely stock. Compressoin is even at 110psi and great boost. I just bought it from a very responsible owner (one only).
Original radiator just popped, so I'm replacing it with a Fluidyne.
Just replaced the primary fuel injectors (they were leaking fuel on the engine!).
Because we were in there:
-Replaced the pulsation damper
-Did the silicon vacuum hose job
Need to:
-Replace a motor mount
-Install a new oil pan gasket
-Replace a rear bushing
-Replace the original shocks
Original radiator just popped, so I'm replacing it with a Fluidyne.
Just replaced the primary fuel injectors (they were leaking fuel on the engine!).
Because we were in there:
-Replaced the pulsation damper
-Did the silicon vacuum hose job
Need to:
-Replace a motor mount
-Install a new oil pan gasket
-Replace a rear bushing
-Replace the original shocks