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They'll learn pretty quick single item auctions will have them bogged down in volume. Will be interesting to see how long that lasts.

Seems as if Crusher might be bringing some of the new fiberglass headboards. $25 each if anyone wants one. He'll be in my spots or with mwmules.

http://www.waterloospecialties.com/overdrive/index.html

Sounds like the biggest issue in the U.S. population currently.

Pretty sure I have some manuals on disk. Ill look when I get home.

I have a dc to dc converter that is 24v to 12v. It will maintain a 12v battery. PM if interested.

Look for threads that speddmon has posted in. He posted the part numbers. When i get home tomorrow I will look at my plugs and see if I can get numbers for ya.

So are you aware there is more to it than just adding a turbo? The heads and intake/exhaust all need changed too.

Should be a GM8 turbo. Not sure who made them for GM though.

Dave has some good videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN4G7mit0nDagEIin0aLNIA Old, but still a favorite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rocy31_vhTE

Id just remove the 12v batt and load test the 24v. Start with a known good battery(s).

For the most part its an off road event. Not many "vendors" but a lot of guys bring stuff to sell. Weve had 8 trucks in the beginning and over 100 trucks in the past. I 5hink last year we had about 40. Its different each year but always a good time. For the first time participants, its pretty...

Ill take being lucky over being good any day! Glad you werent in the middle of no-where.

Probably to the one that says switched.

No worries man im happy with what i got!

Have you been to: Www.m715zone.com They should be able to help

I use the age old saying... Grinders and paint make me the welder I aint! Looks good to me! Your dumb ass is going to make me do one of these frames too.

I would think brazing would be better than welding, but as stated, all you need is a different head to bolt on. should be a few out there to get.

Bring it to Findlay, I'll take it and put it in a golf cart.

Danny, your best bet is to make a spreader so the spring will hook the pad with a controlled steady motion. They are very strong and you can hurt yourself if your not careful