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One of my neighbors had a '60 F100 in his garage under construction. He put an A Body front clip under it with a 440. Painted Chrome Yellow. Neat truck :steering:
 
You'd have a tough time building one like that for $30,000 unless you can do it all yourself.
 
I wish, im looking for something for my dad. His trucks about to explode lol and I want him in something nice. I had my heart set on a newer f150 but im about sold on this 2017 Tundra w/tss package.
 
@toolmanmike

got any recommendations for a pneumatic die grinder that can safely use the extend carbide porting bits without them wobbling? I bought a real nice set of porting bits, not el cheapos, but they wobble like crazy in all 4 of my die grinders. Bits are straight and the wobbling stops with the short ones, it’s the long ones that wobble. Tried them on my Ingersoll Rand even.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
@toolmanmike

got any recommendations for a pneumatic die grinder that can safely use the extend carbide porting bits without them wobbling? I bought a real nice set of porting bits, not el cheapos, but they wobble like crazy in all 4 of my die grinders. Bits are straight and the wobbling stops with the short ones, it’s the long ones that wobble. Tried them on my Ingersoll Rand even.
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Just a new brand name die grinder. The quality of the tool should prevent wobbles.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
@toolmanmike

got any recommendations for a pneumatic die grinder that can safely use the extend carbide porting bits without them wobbling? I bought a real nice set of porting bits, not el cheapos, but they wobble like crazy in all 4 of my die grinders. Bits are straight and the wobbling stops with the short ones, it’s the long ones that wobble. Tried them on my Ingersoll Rand even.
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I think it has more to do with speed,too much and bit bites and jumps around.
 
Tooljunkie said:
I think it has more to do with speed,too much and bit bites and jumps around.
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You do need to be careful with 6" bits. if they are tight in the collet and don't wobble when free spinning they shouldn't wobble when cutting. Let the bit do the cutting and not rpm or force.
 
See the difference

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Mopar Tim said:
Yep. It does... Prob will do that....
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I like using the smaller filters, easier to remove/install.
Seems now the filter size makes little difference. And as often as i plan on changing oil,a large filter has little benefit.
 
WTruo said:
I wish, im looking for something for my dad. His trucks about to explode lol and I want him in something nice. I had my heart set on a newer f150 but im about sold on this 2017 Tundra w/tss package.
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Toyota !!!!

You do realize men drive: Dodge, Ford, or Chevy

Toyota gives you a headrest for a man bun as a no charge option
 
Chicken fried steak sammich with mayo and cheese with tater tots.

After that I'm ready to go lay on the couch and get warm and do nothing and be nothing
 
There is hope for the human spirit when cutting edge robotics engineers decide to teach the robots to dance.

Awesome!

 
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