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there is not a lot of things that will make a lot of white smoke
if you are sure its not oil then
you have a blown head-gasket,cracked block,warped heads nothing good…
take a rag and put it up against the tailpipe and then check for water vapor … on the rag also give it a smell if it smells sweet then you are burning coolant then run a compression test on all cylinders if one is showing drastically lower then the others then you have a issue
a blown gasket/cracked block ect ect doesn’t always present its self as rapid loss of coolant or bubbles depends on where it broke

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what about going to 4:11 gears and then sticking a gear-vendors overdrive behind the tranny you can get custom ratio’s from them so it will still get down a boogie but you flip the overdrive on and it will cruise down the highway at ~2000RPM especially with a 5 speed
you could also pair it with 3:55’s or 3:89’s or whatever

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less then 30% of the braking is handled by the rears if your really want a improvement replace all the lines with braided steel ones and maby some ceramic pads up front

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less then 30% of the braking is handled by the rears if your really want a improvement replace all the lines with braided steel ones and maby some ceramic pads up front

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why is their a spare tire in the engine compartment O_O :silly:

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why is their a spare tire in the engine compartment O_O :silly:

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for cleaning rusty Bolts/gunky parts and loosening surface crust I use “Works” toilet bowl cleaner be-warned keep it away from anything rubber that you do not want turned into a powder or liquefied, but it will bring a shine to even the nastiest crudded up bolt/nut part. I rise stuff off in a mixture of baking soda and distilled water when I am done but a little squirt on a rusty bolt works wonders on rusty-gunk penetrates too.I have also been known to cut it with Diesel or ATF
remember this is ACID kids so don’t do this without gloves and don’t breath in the fumes

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for cleaning rusty Bolts/gunky parts and loosening surface crust I use “Works” toilet bowl cleaner be-warned keep it away from anything rubber that you do not want turned into a powder or liquefied, but it will bring a shine to even the nastiest crudded up bolt/nut part. I rise stuff off in a mixture of baking soda and distilled water when I am done but a little squirt on a rusty bolt works wonders on rusty-gunk penetrates too.I have also been known to cut it with Diesel or ATF
remember this is ACID kids so don’t do this without gloves and don’t breath in the fumes

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