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Big Daddy Bear · 11-06-2018, 06:18 PM

Thanks, appreciate the well informed replies.

To be clear, as I may not have been initially, the Tahoe has no damage to engine or otherwise mechanical, it is strictly sheetmetal.

My thoughts were, since the insurance is paying for it, I wanted to look at parts rigs, or even a driver that I could get the sheetmetal I need and have the rest for my future projects...there are always future projects!!

I just am not well-versed in the later generations of SBC V-8's and even less in computer controlled systems. So thought that there would be those with more knowledge on here that I could get some guidence from.

Appreciate the help that can be found on this forum, lots of helpful folks!!

11-06-2018, 06:18 PM	#5
Big Daddy Bear Registered User Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Rochester, WA Posts: 259	Re: Info on which V-8 engines to look for or avoid. Thanks, appreciate the well informed replies. To be clear, as I may not have been initially, the Tahoe has no damage to engine or otherwise mechanical, it is strictly sheetmetal. My thoughts were, since the insurance is paying for it, I wanted to look at parts rigs, or even a driver that I could get the sheetmetal I need and have the rest for my future projects...there are always future projects!! I just am not well-versed in the later generations of SBC V-8's and even less in computer controlled systems. So thought that there would be those with more knowledge on here that I could get some guidence from. Appreciate the help that can be found on this forum, lots of helpful folks!! __________________ No bolt or nut in the world will remain tight if you turn it to liquid!!!