[jammons5126]

ok well here is a few youtube videos of my truck first will be of the exhaust with a modified intake manifold, the next will be with a magnaflow muffler and then the last is my 0-80 its slow i know.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzOST2VCxRc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrsIzGl_J70

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k51bkdTr1mQ

enjoy.

 

[Rebel13]

Your burning oil! Tell me you didn't have it to the floor on that run?

 

[moparsz]

Your burning oil! Tell me you didn't have it to the floor on that run?

I wondered what you were talking about. The 2nd video really looks like it

 

[Lynn_Y]

The first vid sounded better than the second vid. In fact the 1st vid sounded really good for a 3/4 motor (v6).

:mullet:

 

[Chad7531]

I like the sound of the first a lot better than the second.

 

[moparsz]

and in the 3rd video, you need gas and your seatbelt on :jester:

 

[Chad7531]

That's a long 0-80 video!

 

[jammons5126]

That's a long 0-80 video!

yeah i know that you cant get alot out of a stock v6.

 

[jammons5126]

and in the 3rd video, you need gas and your seatbelt on :jester:

gas receiver is broke and my seatbelt well i just didnt want to wear it at the time.

 

[jammons5126]

I like the sound of the first a lot better than the second.

well tis always hard to get a good sound out of the computer you would have to hear it in person. in person it sounds more v8 than anything. also going down the road it sounds v8. but there will be a v8 in there after this summer. :mullet:

 

[jammons5126]

I wondered what you were talking about. The 2nd video really looks like it

the weather is in the 30s there. havent started the truck all day. thats why it looks like that.

 

[Rebel13]

Blue smoke means oil. Since you haven't started it in a while you just narrowed it down. If you have a plenium(not sure if 6's do) it is leaking and or valve seals are bad.

 

[jammons5126]

Blue smoke means oil. Since you haven't started it in a while you just narrowed it down. If you have a plenium(not sure if 6's do) it is leaking and or valve seals are bad.

how i would love to argue with you i wont. i know my truck. and let me rephrase what i said earlier. i havent started it for the morning. is that better. also if you look closely you will see that i do have the black paint............you know what nevermind. its a cold day thats all i am going to say. it only does that when its cold.

 

[Rebel13]

That's cool, your truck, just trying to help!

 

[jammons5126]

That's cool, your truck, just trying to help!

i understand and thank you. this engine was rebuilt and actually i had just replaced all the seals and all about 2 weeks ago. i was having the real blue smoke before cause i didnt have it sealed good enough but all it is is when you start your truck for the first time of the day you have that white smoke thats about it. i repect your help and cameras are gay when it comes to getting the real deal of your vehicle its always best in person.

 

[duranged_hoe]

well tis always hard to get a good sound out of the computer you would have to hear it in person. in person it sounds more v8 than anything. also going down the road it sounds v8. but there will be a v8 in there after this summer. :mullet:

I really dont mean to offend you. But my V8 sounds like a V8 going down the road. Yours sounds like a V6 with a exhaust.......:sorry:

 

[jammons5126]

I really dont mean to offend you. But my V8 sounds like a V8 going down the road. Yours sounds like a V6 with a exhaust.......:sorry:

no worries like i said videos cant tell the story. you can only get the experience in person.

 

[RedDakRT]

I really dont mean to offend you. But my V8 sounds like a V8 going down the road. Yours sounds like a V6 with a exhaust.......:sorry:

+1 and thats def. oil being burned in the 2nd vid i dont care if its cold or not blue smoke = burning oil kid.

 

[Lynn_Y]

well tis always hard to get a good sound out of the computer you would have to hear it in person. in person it sounds more v8 than anything. also going down the road it sounds v8. but there will be a v8 in there after this summer. :mullet:

Nope, I liked the sound of the 1st vid more than the second because it sounded like a v-6 pickup and not an old log truck.

V-8 sounds much similar to this, http://www.youtube.com/user/ebodymopar#p/u/7/grCyzjcT368 or this, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DERmELghbTY&NR=1 , or this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk58NZNHGfs , Not this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrsIzGl_J70 . No excuses for how this guys v-8 sounds. You might want to play vid #2 and 4 at the same time, you can tell the diference. Good Luck on that engine swap, I have 3 engines to reconfigure and swap this summer, a 426ci Small Block for my sons 88 Ram, a 363ci for the yellow truck in the vid and a 440ci Small Block for my '96 Dakota (that has a V-6 in it now with stock exhaust)

I'm not trying to dis your truck, just adding my comments about what I like in sound. That is why they sell 45 different set ups for our trucks, so we can each obtain a sound we like. But a V-6 will always be a V-6 and will sound as such, just like a Honda car with a Coffee Can will still Sound Like a Honda with a Coffee Can.

Oh yeah, in the Second video when it cranked initially it was smoking, might want to run a quick compression check and if that is OK, then have the heads done to replace the dry rotted valve seals and worn valve guides.

 

[jammons5126]

Nope, I liked the sound of the 1st vid more than the second because it sounded like a v-6 pickup and not an old log truck.

V-8 sounds much similar to this, http://www.youtube.com/user/ebodymopar#p/u/7/grCyzjcT368 or this, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DERmELghbTY&NR=1 , or this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk58NZNHGfs , Not this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrsIzGl_J70 . No excuses for how this guys v-8 sounds. You might want to play vid #2 and 4 at the same time, you can tell the diference. Good Luck on that engine swap, I have 3 engines to reconfigure and swap this summer, a 426ci Small Block for my sons 88 Ram, a 363ci for the yellow truck in the vid and a 440ci Small Block for my '96 Dakota (that has a V-6 in it now with stock exhaust)

I'm not trying to dis your truck, just adding my comments about what I like in sound. That is why they sell 45 different set ups for our trucks, so we can each obtain a sound we like. But a V-6 will always be a V-6 and will sound as such, just like a Honda car with a Coffee Can will still Sound Like a Honda with a Coffee Can.

Oh yeah, in the Second video when it cranked initially it was smoking, might want to run a quick compression check and if that is OK, then have the heads done to replace the dry rotted valve seals and worn valve guides.

seals are all brand new. swapped out the intake manifold and replaced new seals all around even on the heads. so if i am burning oil then i dont know why.