Short Bed Lsx Powered 76mm Turbo Ls Swap Patina Shop Truck on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Florida, United States
What I am selling is probably one of the coolest trucks in the country, where else can you find a cooler truck, its a C10 short box, pretty bad ass truck by itself , but with an LSX conversion? its such a blast to drive, over 500 wheel horse power on pump gas, and super reliable , the 4L80E lets you cruise at 80 mph on the highway and still get 18 mpg!
The turbo set up is about 6 months old, 76/75 Turbo with a T4 flange, a big nasty front mount. It has a carburetor solutions unlimited blow through 650dp , MSD controller does all the ignition firing. The trans is the tried and true 4L80E with a 2500 ptc converter, it has a nice transmission controller that allows you to tune the transmission, and also change shift firmness and rpm on the fly. I just drove the truck this past weekend about 300 plus miles, it was 90 degrees out, this thing is super reliable, temps never got past 190, and that was in a show car parade. It has an all new fuel system as well, -10 steel braided lines , Aeromotive a1000 pump with a filter, it has a 12 gallon fuel tank. The paint is also very unique, it is a multi step and uses 8 different colors to achieve the "faux-patina" its top coated with a PPG matte clear, the body on the truck is solid and straight, its has some minor pin holes at the very back edge of the bed, nothing else visibly noticeable. every where the truck is driven it gets major attention, and did I mention it hauls ass, its no 9 second ride, but it should run some respectable 12's, remember this is on 13# of boost, if you want to get down rite greedy throw some C16 in it and turn the boost up to 20# , make sure you put some serious tires on the back though. The tires and wheels are 18's up front and 20x10's in the rear, the tires are also brand new BFG's. The interior is clean, it has new carpet, the seat is in good condition, it medium blue cloth. It has a nice dash pad and door panels are also in good condition. It does need seat belts installed, I have some just haven't had the extra time to put them in. If you are looking for a perfect show truck, this IS NOT it, it is a very cool looking 69 C10 with a freaking bad ass engine / trans combo that will take you anywhere you want to drive it. You can take it further and personalize the truck to fit YOU, there is room to grow or enjoy it as is, thanks for looking and please call me with questions 352 494 6913 , Jimmy |
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