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Last night i finally figured out how to connect the brake line from the frame, to the rear end. I drilled out a 5/16 fitting to a 1/4 to put on the hard line. Then flared, connected to the female which has a 4 an male on the other side. That connects to a braided steel line which finally connects to the stock new rubber line on the pumnkin.
Braided stainless steel line lets the rear end travel up and down freely. |
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lookin good...now i dnt have to check ya facebook for updates like a creep haha......when u u gona come help me wth mine....i buy the beer lol
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hahahahaah
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Great build! I'm a huge fan of the satin paint & smoothies look!
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so this was the inspiration of the build, it wont look quite like it but this is what got me started.:metal:
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some more randoms of cleaning the frame out, and i installed the floor shifter, and a glimpse of my seat. ill take another pic of that later.
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found a pic of the sheet metal tunnel before i welded it on, front shock install, and other misc. shots
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Craigslist find! Set of 20'' dodge steelies drilled for a 5x5 bolt pattern. Not sure if itll work. I have some concerns, ive seen the rotors drilled out and rear bolt pattern changers to make em fit.
But well see, ill powdercoat em metallic silver and drill holes for the center caps. These will be for spares or when i get bored of the smoothies some saturday night |
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I would think you would have to have a tapered seat in those "new drilled" holes,... for the lugnut to tighten and seat correctly.
Maybe a set of 5x5.5 to 5x5 adapters would be a safer answer. (I know that won't allow you to run the truck ralley wheel center cap) |
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Makes sense. Maybe ill just order some adapters. Man i hate being safe though..
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I'd set them on your truck.
These wheels have a ton of backspacing. You might need the adapters to push them out a little, anyway. |
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Powdercoat the center of your smoothies silver, and bolt on the ralley wheel center cap to them.
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Save yourself a few bucks and use adhesive backed vinyl to cover the centers. It can be had in any color you want, and can be removed if you get tired and want a new color.
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u knw hair we can try the steelies on my truck first haah
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nice build !
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I like your truck both ways. With big wheels and with the ralleys. Deffinately have good taste.
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http://youtu.be/LKAvYcue8s4
wed i started up my truck for the first time since december. it was the first time i got to hear my new exhaust system. i have to say it sounds better than the ol 2.5 od flowmaster combo. yes there was a small header leak in the video but that is now fixed. i didnt know this video was made til later that night. i started it up with a mixture of 110 and 93 octane fuel. my buddy dropped it off for the start up. the truck seemed to like that fuel. |
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