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BigBlocksRule · 06-26-2014, 10:35 AM

If that's how you spend money on your stuff, that's your business. My dealer doesn't screw me like that, what did you do to piss yours off?
He could replace the harness and every sensor for under a grand. You'll be out a dizzy, intake (can't bolt that carb onto a Vortec intake), carb, controller for your tranny and harness for it and a ton of TIME, plus troublehshooting and trying to figure out why it still gets 9 mpg after all that time and work. And you'll end up with a truck that every potential owner will pass on as soon as the hood is lifted and see that it's been taken back in time 20 years.

06-26-2014, 10:35 AM	#14
BigBlocksRule Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Lubbock, TX Posts: 2,047	Re: 98 gmc carb swap If that's how you spend money on your stuff, that's your business. My dealer doesn't screw me like that, what did you do to piss yours off? He could replace the harness and every sensor for under a grand. You'll be out a dizzy, intake (can't bolt that carb onto a Vortec intake), carb, controller for your tranny and harness for it and a ton of TIME, plus troublehshooting and trying to figure out why it still gets 9 mpg after all that time and work. And you'll end up with a truck that every potential owner will pass on as soon as the hood is lifted and see that it's been taken back in time 20 years.