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just a bent valve usually wont make the engine smoke
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That's right, as for making the smoke from the sounds of it the piston rings being out is a major possibility. To check them simply get the car running where noone is gonna mind your smoke all to much, also if your laws have policies about clean exhaust, and limited so9und and all that good stuff, then have it runnin where cops aren't bound to find you, if you have it running for a while, just idling, and there is no smoke, but whenever you hit the gas you get that smoke (i believe that's what you already said) then most likeley it is the piston rings.
If you idle and you have smoke, it's time for a new truck . . . jus kiddin

: Anyways if you have smoke when your idling then that means points of combustion are wrong this can make everything just that much more difficult, most likeley it not just your piston rings that are faulty it may be your valves and seals. there must be too much feul or too much oxygen entering the mix which distrubs the proper ratio of gas to air that your carborator stresses so hard to make, to check this you might as well take your truck into a garage, unless you are a mechanic yourself, though i doubt you are, since your posting this problem here anyways, hehe.
Anyways if you find out what the problem is and need any more assistance post back here and I am sure that many people at AF including myself would be more than happy to help out!