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My engine test stands are cut just behind the transmission output shaft. There is a crossmember there that keeps it all together with or without an engine installed.

Surprised the truck moved at all with 10 psi of fuel supply. I wouldn't run it anymore until you get the high pressure boost pump fixed. You will destroy the HH for sure that way.

It doesn't limit much at all, it is really there to avoid axle to frame contact damage.

That's probably true, but then you lose that much articulation.

For what you are doing, you don't really want to single the truck out anyway. We can talk more when you get the trucks here.

I think you need to just torch it up and part it out. Keep some parts you need and make a few bucks to put toward the other one. I wouldn't waste my time with used dogbones.

You still didn't lose money.

At least hone the cylinders lightly. There are no valve seals, just guides. Someone here has installed some valve seals before on these engines but I don't know the details. The guides are iron.

I can get you a good used complete pump for $250-300. You are getting way ahead of yourself and rewriting old threads here.

So how is an engine swap cheaper than buying an injector pump? You can get a used pump pretty cheap.

He must not have all the necessary parts removed to pull the head.

You need to replace both front tires with new ones that match each other.

I'm sure you've turned your fuel up. Perhaps you need to try some more tweaking or modifying your tune. What kind of pump do you have? Does it have a smoke cam?

Crank it and let it run a few minutes once a week.

Yeah the filters are plugged, and remember these injector pumps really need an electric lift pump to supply them, so if that round tank has no lift pump in it and there isn't another frame mounted one somewhere that is a problem. Get a picture of the air park brake assembly for me would you? Is...

Lol, getting better every day bud. The couch was fine. Just as long as you don't mind leading me to your place when I come through. Your house is like El Dorado for me to find apparently.

Same way you install a one piece gas ring on an AR-15 bolt. You kind of thread it on like a heli coil.

Robert's bedsides were previously removed, then welded back on. It isn't pretty up close. It works though.

You better do a better job than you did welding the bedsides back on. Otherwise I'll have to talk smack about it... Lol

If you can get the other parts for free I would take them.