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Considering the budget you (Sam) usually follow, do yourself a favor and buy the tbi (throttle body injected) the intake gasket leaks, leaking fuel delivery lines, fuel pressure regulator, clogged poppets, and extra cats/obd 2 emission woes are out weighed in my book by the fact you can throw a cheap crane compucam and hypertech chip in the other and have the same power. What lets go on a tbi truck??? Not much and if it does it's dirt cheap. Fuel pump assembly for a vortec is about $400.
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Oh and a big block throttle body helps a little bit to
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Thanks for all the input....LOVE the 91 Suburban pulling the outerlimits! Saw a video of it up here a long time ago, and the engine sounded mean!
Many people are saying the 94 is great, and then the other years are better. I love the red velour interior and old style dash...im a fan of older trucks.
After I get my boat all finished up in the summer, and If I have that truck, I will be learning about upgrades and slowly upgrade it on a budget.
All I need to do now is go over and take a look in person (pictures dont always help) and have it checked out by a mechanic. I also have knowledge of auto body and I also know how to assemble/disassemble certain parts.
Then comes insurance, then comes down to the final decision.
Many people are saying the 94 is great, and then the other years are better. I love the red velour interior and old style dash...im a fan of older trucks.
After I get my boat all finished up in the summer, and If I have that truck, I will be learning about upgrades and slowly upgrade it on a budget.
All I need to do now is go over and take a look in person (pictures dont always help) and have it checked out by a mechanic. I also have knowledge of auto body and I also know how to assemble/disassemble certain parts.
Then comes insurance, then comes down to the final decision.
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That injection system is very basic, one step above a carburetor! I'm positive that with the work you've performed on your boat and the mini hawk you can fix just about anything on those trucks with a little guidance, the vortec trucks I'd advise youd find some help lol
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Lol all gm cooler lines leak!
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I ordered a '99 brand new, gmc 2500 hd 4wd. I believe last year for 7.4. It towed my 38 footer like a dream. Good part was it still got almost 9 mpg towing but bad part was only 11 or so not towing. I was very happy with it and great family truck.
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Well the '94is out of discussion. My parents say that as long as I am staying in their house, I need to get a truck with an airbag....so guess I wont be buying an 89 or 94 for awhile. Found a nice '95 with air bag near me, might go check that one out!
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To me that's like the Rhode Island seatbelt law. Everyone has to wear one, you can get pulled over and given a ticket if your not, but no helmet required if your on a motorcycle!
Good luck in your search