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anything special? Looks like a standard SBC.Got the engine in
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anything special? Looks like a standard SBC.
Pic really shows even the C3 is technically mid-engine...or darn near.
Yeah, everything besides pullies are behind the front axle.Pic really shows even the C3 is technically mid-engine...or darn near.
That alone will make a world of difference.Working on headers when i have more money
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Even though I drive my truck almost daily, they're usually short 5 minute trips to work then back. Out of curiosity I put it to the battery tender and it took several hours to be fully charged.
The FJR and mower which gets less use tend to reach the charged status in under 30 minutes. Sure they're much smaller batteries but just surprised me a bit.
Hopefully this will extend the battery life as I've been replacing them every 3 years.
Go back and grab the saddle.. Someone on eBay will pay good money for your junk.. LOLThe kids insisted on going on a "Jeep Ride" yesterday. Noticed I still had exhaust header leaks but I had some Remflex header gaskets coming in. The little one fell asleep not long after we rolled out. The oldest stayed awake for the whole ride. Didn't go far but tooled around on some backroads. Found this culvert built with two railway tanker cars with the ends cut off. Some of the usual garbage plus a saddle. First time I';ve found a thrown out saddle.
This morning the UPS guy got here way earlier than normal. Just got done installing the Remflex header gaskets. Weather is pretty crappy today so not sure if I'll fire it up and take it for a spin or wait till tomorrow. I also tapped the diff breather holes for 1/8 NPT thread since both were missing when I got the Jeep. Now I have both axle's breathers ran up to around the battery tray area.
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I get similar results.Even though I drive my truck almost daily, they're usually short 5 minute trips to work then back. Out of curiosity I put it to the battery tender and it took several hours to be fully charged.
The FJR and mower which gets less use tend to reach the charged status in under 30 minutes. Sure they're much smaller batteries but just surprised me a bit.
Hopefully this will extend the battery life as I've been replacing them every 3 years.