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CLAMPY
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Posted: 12/31/07
08:24 PM
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What about a 4 cylinder B series Cummins diesel?? It would have tons of torque. California smog laws make this idea a no go??
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Bootz
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Posted: 12/31/07
09:56 PM
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fred if you dont want to get a lot more power just go with either the 2JZ(supra) stock it would have plenty of power and would make you more comfortable on the LA freeways or get the 4BT cummins it should have about the same horse as the taco I4 but double the torque which would help a lot with the rockcrawling you do with clampy and would have plenty of power for the mud and sand as you now know from the rubiwagon and its 6BT and its easy to pass emmisions if you do the exhaust right and have enough air(turbos) to compensate for the fuel so you dont have black smoke plus you would get phenonimal mileage plus you can put a cool chrome stack on clampy im going to be looking at getting a 4BT for my 90 ranger as soon as im out of high school and have another daily driver
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Posted: 01/04/08
10:51 AM
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the work has started, clampy is at Marlin Crawler in Fresono, CA getting some new guts.
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Posted: 01/07/08
09:32 PM
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it has started, click http://blogs.4wheeloffroad.com/6225704/4x4-truck-projects/clampy-gutted/index.html
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scabbyota
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Posted: 01/10/08
11:53 AM
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Thanks for the update.
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Posted: 01/11/08
04:09 PM
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Update? Shoot... Freddy just keeps teasing us, I don't even know what Clampy is getting! Come on Fred, spill it!
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jaytee
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Posted: 01/11/08
05:54 PM
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Clampy is my hero. His story made the idea of building up a trail rig realistic in the eyes of many people.
2.7L taco is the way to go. Good choice.
Maybe some other more modern Toyota parts to go with it?
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Posted: 01/22/08
08:12 AM
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ok i was up at marlin crawler last friday and we did some more work to the little monster. Rocky, who works at the shop up there, is doing an awesome job cleaning off the old shock hoops and leftover mess from the solid axle swap. I'll post some pics here and in the blogs section.
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Posted: 01/23/08
01:04 PM
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I love Clampy
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scabbyota
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Posted: 02/22/08
04:12 PM
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What's Clampy up to now?
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Mr_Sean
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Posted: 02/22/08
05:40 PM
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i def think u should get a blown or turbo'd crate 22re. thats what i'd like to put in my 95 after i hit 200 thousand miles and i'd love to see on in clampy
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Posted: 02/23/08
05:04 PM
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Let us know what the progress in for clampy. here is a pic of my Humyota 5 cylinder engine swap 5 Cy 3.5L from a colorado/HUMMER H3 package.
MAKE IT SMOG LEGAL!!!
88 toyota truck 3.5 vortec engine swap, dual cases. A/C smog legal.
76 chevrolet 4 door 4X4 6.0 VORTEC v8 SM465 NP205
85 Chevrolet 4 door dually 5.3 VORTEC V8 4l65E
2002 Chevrolet SIVERADO LS2 supercharged 4l65E
ALL SMOG LEGAL and A/C baby!!!
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Posted: 07/22/08
09:34 PM
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I say go with a 4 cylinder diesel engine.
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Posted: 08/01/08
07:08 AM
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It's a little late now but I would have said to import a diesel from a Toyota Hilux and swap that in and built it up.
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Posted: 08/02/08
07:50 AM
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What about the 4 cylinder 2.8L diesel from a Jeep Liberty CRD? Don't know how you'd get it all to bolt up though...
1973 K5 Blazer
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