Where is everyone #5

And then they built the LS.

I have heard some of the newer LT engines are a pile.

 

That picture is of a 42" integral bunk. But the price is very good if the engine is overhauled as they said.

 

Lol. I do now.

 

LoL, you are my hero!!

I absolutely love this & would copycat you, but I don't have the baggage door on my passenger side. Road side is stuffed with junk as I don't have a headache rack either..

Secondly, are you effing kidding me!? Is that the OE plastic on the bunk floor carpet of a 20 year old truck!! LoL, that's something right there.! How in the sam hell.. No words good sir.. No words..

 

LMAO!!
I just spend like 2 hours trying to dig up the SNL clip with Farley & Sandler of Italian re tards out cruise'n!!! Ya beat me.!

Much too my dismay it seems unavailable in our PC crap world..
That was hilarious, remember watching it alongside my sister!

 

14/15 had some teething issues. They use a variable vane oil pump, operates identical to the 700r4/4L60e transmission pump that was in production for ever. They were prone to random failures that would roast the engine. Pretty much unheard of now.
Saw a few vettes that dropped valves. 1 customer on his way down from fort mac dropped one 200km away. He said stuff it and drove the rest of the way. That was a mess.

We purposely bought a '17 6.0L before the next gen HDs came out. The Ls is just that much simpler

 

Gm LSx's for life! I love the Gen 3 and up engines.

Y'all been talkative as heck today.

 

Let me guess. He made it to Wandering River in about an hour?

 

He was choked. Dropped intake valve by grassland. Drove it to downtown Edmonton. Warranty denied, had a programmer and aftermarket blower on it. Both valves pounded into the head. Wrist pin riding in 2 grooves in the cylinder. Shocked there was no hole it the block. Had 13000km on it.
I felt his pain last year when the freightliner car hauler I was driving dropped a valve at the curve south of boyle. I knew she was done, peddled and limped it to the service road in boyle 12km away. I had no desire to sit on the shoulder. 668 000km on a cummins ISC

 

Thanks for the lesson. I appreciate the info. I'm not that up to date anymore.