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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Yes...that is true. Intake gaskets and knock sensors are common problems.

Also, I have had enough of them go bad that I would drop the pan and do the oil pump upgrade and change the orings.



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Originally Posted by northern_dave
Originally Posted by pete53
that is what heck of a project good luck ! i am just happy i get to use a J8 Bombardier all fall and winter that i keep in my pole shed . my friend has 4 - J8`s that he uses for fire calls mostly in the spring , his J8`s carry 500 gallons of water ,hoses and pumps, my friend mounted and rebuilt these J8`s for swamp and woods for out of control fire work ,he does work for the DNR in Minnesota and some reservations also and is on call most of the spring for them.



I might know your friend, sounds like a guy I know.



Would that be a Yudovich?


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Originally Posted by 160user
Originally Posted by northern_dave
Originally Posted by pete53
that is what heck of a project good luck ! i am just happy i get to use a J8 Bombardier all fall and winter that i keep in my pole shed . my friend has 4 - J8`s that he uses for fire calls mostly in the spring , his J8`s carry 500 gallons of water ,hoses and pumps, my friend mounted and rebuilt these J8`s for swamp and woods for out of control fire work ,he does work for the DNR in Minnesota and some reservations also and is on call most of the spring for them.



I might know your friend, sounds like a guy I know.



Would that be a Yudovich?



nope, wrong guy I guesss.


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Don’t see how you missed winning the Beaver for coolest threads ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Damn Dave I’m sorry for the pita slow loads but I am sincerely grateful you do so !

And yeah second the motion that having your son involved only serves to take it to a whole nuther level of cool.

My pard is building an airplane in his garage & like you he does everything

You guys are godlike to my ignorant azz.


I'm pretty certain when we sing our anthem and mention the land of the free, the original intent didn't mean cell phones, food stamps and birth control.
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"Bombers" as they are known as on lake of the woods, are notorious for cooling problems. So last night I built a fan shroud, should help her pull the air directly through that radiator. Also got a start on my exhaust.

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Hole cutter attachment for the plasma, stomp shear, slip roll, brake... presto!

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Originally Posted by northern_dave
Originally Posted by JeffA
Just knew as I was scrolling through the thread there'd be a badazzed Northern Dave paint job coming up!

Great job and good to see the boy involved.



Don't look too close.... she got the "hurry the fk up!" treatment. It's a 20 footer. lol


No matter, this one's a labor of love, no way you'd recoup the funds involved in this build.

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Did the original have power to the front and rear axles? I see a transfer case in the new drivetrain that I didn't see in the old one.......


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Those are some fine looking exhaust bolts.

Something high performance?


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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Those are some fine looking exhaust bolts.

Something high performance?


The very best from NAPA


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I remember once I was trying to get a 93 Ford to cool better.

It had a spacer behind the fan to clearance a belt for a long gone hydraulic pump.

Took the space out and it cools like a champ.


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Originally Posted by northern_dave
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Those are some fine looking exhaust bolts.

Something high performance?


The very best from NAPA



I only ask because I have a 2000 with a 6.0 that has one bolt holding the left manifold on.


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That shroud looks nice.

Will you have to notch it to clear the intake ducting?


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Originally Posted by horse1
Did the original have power to the front and rear axles? I see a transfer case in the new drivetrain that I didn't see in the old one.......



I was looking for 2wd transmission like everyone has always ran in these machines. But then it occurred to me, Nobody wants 4x4 LS swaps so they are dirt cheap. Also, transfer cases have low range. The (forward output) won't drive anything, but it also won't hurt anything. For trail cruising with passengers I will use hi range 2 wheel drive. But if I have to pull a heavy load, I have low range.


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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
That shroud looks nice.

Will you have to notch it to clear the intake ducting?



No, I'll utilize the factory air filter box and MAF. I'll keep it inside the engine compartment to reduce snow clogging issues.


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That thing is a work of art!


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Alright, I have to go back to work now. been a member here since 2004 I think, and I used to post like this a lot. I can't believe how much time it takes, I could have finished the fkn project in the time it took. lol

I'll try to post later, behave yourselves, heathens.


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Ice fishing all weekend fueled on beer and chili - it was thoughtful of you to install a universal monkey butt applicator.

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Originally Posted by northern_dave
Alright, I have to go back to work now. been a member here since 2004 I think, and I used to post like this a lot. I can't believe how much time it takes, I could have finished the fkn project in the time it took. lol

I'll try to post later, behave yourselves, heathens.


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