4.3 V6 Chevrolet Mercruiser Multi Port Fuel Injection

[Rickdees]

It's when you roll up the sleeves and do your own port work you begin to understand why a shop charges extortionist prices to do it. Your work looks excellent though - easily on par with any decent machine shop

This coming from a guy who's wife says he's anal about everything, thank you. I don't care for die grinders but at work it's sometimes required, I've used them so much your hand and wrist hurt. I was a shop boilermaker now a shop Ironworker. Forever.

Should run a vacuum at the same time when shavings start to fly also. Catch them so they don't end up in your clothes or anywhere else. IMO

I had one near, in that picture I forgot one cut which through the grindings down. I didn't for some reason take a picture when I had it papered fender to fender and over the core support up the fire wall to the hood. I made sure I was not comfortable doing this at all so I touched every base and then some.

There was a build thread on here that shows the 4.3 with a marine intake injection set up. IDK remember who it was but it was way cool.

Blah hahahaha! There is no other Chevrolet V6 in car or truck running a Merc MPFI Intake on the internet that I have read about, as a matter of fact this thread pops up quite often. Yeah and I have came hear to read what I said, Being a member here is like having a diary for grown up men.
I'm sloooow and you recognize it. lol

Man your truck is sweet! Hard to improve on an already great truck.

Dang it crvtec90, I've been meaning to tell you thank you for like EVER. The hard part is money to go greater, I honestly have more to do.

[geezer101]

This coming from a guy who's wife says he's anal about everything, thank you. I don't care for die grinders but at work it's sometimes required, I've used them so much your hand and wrist hurt. I was a shop boilermaker now a shop Ironworker. Forever.

You suffer for your art. I have said this many times and it will always be my mantra - if you have no love for what you do, pass it to someone who has. And yes, I am delusional (as in pursuing the ideal of perfection). Everything takes 5 times longer, and once in a while someone will see the end product and actually take notice. p.s. I did a stint as a steel worker for a few years and it was brutal, so I have some insight to your world.
Looking forward to the moment you turn the key and it comes to life. This is a beautifully finished truck