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My dad got the hood and fenders sprayed last night, turned out really good!!
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After the Clear...
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very nice, i love that blue!
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That is gorgeous. I like it. very clean and crisp.
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This is turning out to be Beeaauuttiiffuull!! :phat:
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:agree: Looking great!!!
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nice truck man, love the ls power!
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Man what products are you using for paint?? That looks good..
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Looking good man.
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Lookin Sweet. I can't wait to see it put together.
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dang it! i was going to paint my pickup black but after seeing the blue i might have to change my plans! your pickup is guna look awsome!
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Quick update! Dad got the cab painted this weekend. Here's a few pics....
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and heres a few more..
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thats lookin sick man awesome work!
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Got the fenders and grille bolted on tonight.http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/i...lies/metal.gif
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very slick!
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Looking super slick!
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Wow! :c2:
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Thats just beautiful!
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Thanks for all the great comments guys! I picked this color out about 9 years ago when I was 14 lol! Its been a long time coming and to finally see it painted, Well................its just a feeling I cant describe. Thanks Dad!
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Really nice truck. The color looks awesome, really close to mine.
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Thanks. Thats a good looking truck! Have you got to run it at the track yet?
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Not yet I am working in Kuwait so not much time to play right now. Hope to be home in the summer so I can run it.
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Sounds good! Tell me a little bit about your setup?
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I bought it like it is now. It has been back halved with ladder bars and coil overs, 9" with 456 gears and spool. It has a TCI 400T with trans brake. I hope to have time to drop a 496 in when i am home this month, if not will in the summer. I am ready to get to work on it.
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are you using a spacer on front? if so how much? if not how are you getting the wheel that far out? thanks
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If your refering to me all I have up front is cpp 2 1/2 in drop spindles, factory style rotors a d a 1/4 inch spacer between the rotor and front wheel.
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are they modular 2 1/2" drops or oe drop spindles?
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Actually they are Mcgaughys 2 1/2 inch drop spindles. I ordered them from Summit Racing.
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sweet. ive got cpp oem 2 1/2" drop spindles, i hear they push the wheel out, wondering if i should switch for some modulars. your trucks awesome man i really love that blue! wish i had that kinda shop too, my dbl garage is pretty tight with an 80's camaro tucked in the corner haha.
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Truck is,coming out beautiful that's the exact same color I had painted my brothers 69 and a couple months later he left a bottle of raid i think and lifted up the paint went down hill from there n now I bought it off of him going to started on it today going to paint it torch red and install my old 5.3 off my 06 Chevy with heads and cam.
That motor u have makes great power just installed one in my 06 crew cab with 229/236 tsp cam and ported my ls3 heads my truck went 13.1 on 22' intro wheels and full weight and we still haven't even y band it yet still messing with the tune should go an easy 12.5-12.4 moreless on slicks and everything working right so urs should fly with that ly6. Posted via Mobile Device |
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That's a pretty quick time for a crew cab and 22's. My 99 gmc truck is a single cab 6.0L cutting 1.80 to 2.0 60ft's with ET streets. Consistently runs 13.0 and my personal best of a 12.89 at 105 with a 1.8 60ft. On a cool summer night.
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Yeah thanks, wat times u going after with ur setup did u swap to hollow stem valves on ur heads they've told me that's a great way to help out these heads. I still need more converter and more gear to get its full potential my 5.3 went 13.7 in my crew cab its just for now till I can build a 6.0 for it.
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No. Just stock motor with cam and springs. Not really. Going after any specific time. I'm just building what I want and seeing what it'll do, then I'll just go from there. To many variables in drag racing you can throw numbers at setups all day long.
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LSPWRD67CHEVY,
Do you have a cam picked out yet? What fuel is in your area (91, 93)? Any idea what the truck is going to weigh? Also, what are you going to be running for a converter? What about gear and tire? I use performance trends to model engines with great success. I am sure I could help you with a custom cam for your set up. |
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Got the headers fitted and installed today here's a few pics.
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