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The Killer is lookin great! Looking forward to seeing this one come together.:metal:
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ya, i guess you lower something and it makes it look better.....but ya, that 2 tone gives it that 70s feel
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a little progress to report, got the top of the rad support smoothed... cut out the nut plates and unused holes, then welded/smoothed new pieces in....
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That looks sweet! Looks like you're almost ready for the paint shop......
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You going to run an inner fender?
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To start off, sweet build!!! The HULK will be amazing when done. I have a question. How much does the cab filler run? I checked scotts hotrods web site but didn't see it listed. That totally changes the look of the truck and smoothes the lines.
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they were offering a special of 600$ plus shipping, but normally 700$.... give them a call cause its a new product, and probley not up on their site.
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Looks Killa!!!!!
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Cab looks great - awesome work! Nice new shop too:metal:
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wow
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Hey Don, do you happen to know the psi rating on the return side of the fuel filter/regulator..
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made a little progress....welded some studs on the back side of the rad. support cover, drilled some holes in the top of the rad support ( so the studs will go through)...so it can be bolted down, with no fastners being seen.....i also rolled the front edge of the rad cover to match the radius of the rad support.... and got some parts ready to be mocked up
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Air flow? We don't need no stinking air flow! :ito: :lol:
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Can't wait to see those gauges. Great work Short Step, great work, you show lots of patients and imagination. Again great work.
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it is amazing to come to these threads and see the start to recent progression. this truck houses an amazing amount of craftsmanship! GOOD WORK! awesome job man.
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Beautiful craftsmanship. If I change my mind, and decide to keep the EFI on the brand new LY6 I just bought (planning no doing the carb'd intake/MSD 6LS solution with an aftermarket cam, gear and chain to lock out the VVT), I may need to enlist your aid in the wiring/ecm/tune area. Especially if I were to score a 6L80e for it and want to keep the VVT.
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Yeah, I'd love to have a 6L80E to slide in place of my 4L80E.
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With all of you builds what do you do for a fuel tank vent??? My truck will be in the garage for alot of the time.. Do you just vent it to the air..
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Very Nice Build!! Can't wait to see more!!
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keep up the good D :metal:
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got some progress to report....like said earlier, welded some studs to the back side of rad support cover, so the fastners would be hidden...then broke out the new howe radiator, and electric fan....had to remove one side rad. rubber isolator cup and move it over to mount this radiator....to move the cup over i had to cut a piece of the core support out and fab up a new 'raised lip' for the cup to sit on...then welded it all in...once the lower cups were the right width to hold the rad. i made some simple tabs for supporting the top of the radiator....once the rad. was hard mounted, i did some measureing (and re-measureing :rolleyes:) for the rad. cover... it came out well....the lower out let of the rad. is at a angle, and the studs going in the top are paralell to the rad. support, so i had to make the lower hole on the rad. cover more of a ovel due to all the factors (hope that makes sence).....it all went together as planed, and looks good....then i located the electric fan and mounted it to the rad, and again cut the hole in the cover for that too...there will be some flaps added for higher speed air flow too...
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