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No i looked but think i go cheated out of them :lol:

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Man I been dreading wiring my truck, now, not so much.
I know when I get started I am going to remember this photo and count my blessings !!

Just wish I had helpers like that too !! :lol: Good luck man !!

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Can put them in a box and ship them to ya :lol:

Its just about done as far as the engine harness goes, finished a bunch last night, more pics later ;)

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Better not have any ground problems again with this kit! :lol:

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...110_175051.jpg

Some of the new wiring

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...110_174914.jpg

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Looks like fun to me. Brings back memories from my still unfinished wiring.....keep up the good work.
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Let the fun beging. :lol:

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im back at it to man that itch is contagious huh lol

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Yeah i have a bad itch this time! :lol:

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Guess i have to find a place to buy the axle tabs and bushings, seems ************* site is acting weird and dont trust giving info on there and they have the best selection that i have found so far...

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Welders series out of Canada has been good to order from. They probably have what you need.

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Have you checked AVS? They are a vendor here too..

http://www.avsontheweb.com/home.php?cat=235

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ill check out what they have, thanks

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I stumbled upon a couple other sources, seems the 4x4 guys have quite a good selection of tabs, bar stock, link bars, etc.

Check out ruff stuff and ballistic fab

http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/.../Linktabs.html


http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/

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Where's the d^&%#$ picture!!!

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:lol: Thanks for the links, i ordered the stuff from Nfamousmetals just havent had time to do much of anything here lately.

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Im building a new toy ;) oh and im about to order some bed sides for the ole beast too.

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Scott, I'm going to have to write you up for failure to include pictures with an intriguing post...:wop: What is this "toy"?

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:lol: yeah i got kind of picture lazy and it seems my slow progress has lost quite a bit of thread interest including my own :lol:

Building a tube bender, we'll see how it all turnes out

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Hmmm a tube bender eh.. Sounds like fun, I may need some bending in the future. Most of us get a little stagnant on the progress in the real world. Dang families, wives getting pregnant :crazy:and those dang employers expecting us to show up and do stuff:uhmk: Later

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:lol:

Sure anytime, yeah dang priorities and bosses who knows what they are thinking :lol: and i had a scary dr app that cured me from the bun in the oven a couple years ago :lol:

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Those are indeed scary doctor's visits, but make for fun times later on :D
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What's up Scott? TTT

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Hey Mike, um notta whole lot.... i need to work on this dude because then the side work will flow again, never fails ;)

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Well if i keep at it like i am then ill have quite a few pics to show off.. ;)

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That's good to hear......I was beginning to think you had abandoned us over here. :)

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Haha no not quite, the whole life and priorities thing keep getting in the way :lol:

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Well i got a thought by looking at them like this and figured i could make it look a little cleaner than zip ties to frames that i have seen rolling around here :lol:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18887

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18888

Made a manifold to cut down on all the lines
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18893

Not Completed but you get the idea
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18896

Also mocked up the radiator and air cleaner so that i can fit it all under the hood and build a core support
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18892

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18891

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Got ahold of a complete 6.0 that pushed out a cam bearing (apparently not uncommon for) Checked the block and it was not hurt so im going to use a dab of Loctite on some durabonds and go with it. My helpers lending a hand tearing it down.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18897

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Just read through yer build thread. MAN! Wish I joined this club on 2009!!! I missed out on some comical conversation! :lol: Nice build and keep up the good work!:metal:

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Got started on the core support and its going to turn out like i am hoping it will. Here is the bender i made in action on one of the frame to core support brace. Ill post more when it makes more sense to others :lol:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18899

Crooked $30 piece of metal that i hope works out ;)
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18900

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Yeah we get off topic a little but oh well it adds character :lol:

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Gotta have fun right!:lol:

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Very nice progress Scott!

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Thanks Mike, thanks again for the help with the tank!

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Used some plastic line around the shop and hooked air up to try the valves out just using the fancy way of touching wires together but it worked :lol:

Going to run stainless line to everything later.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...ictureid=18912

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Cool!! Progress no matter which way you look at it.

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I always liked the SMC diaphragm valves and the box should keep it all neat. Much faster than the fancy stuff but quite a bit of plumbing. Make sure to keep moisture out of them when it's cold outside. One truck I had with those mounted under the bed would freeze/stick when below freezing because it didn't have a water seperator. Several times I had to wait for the exhaust to warm up the tank and valves to work properly. Sold it before I fixed that problem. Not the smartest thing to drive in the snow anyways...

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I have a couple driers/filter and a separator that is going before the tank and another after it to the valve box as you could say so i think that part will be ok. And as far as freezing up i dont think it will do that in the garage during the winter :lol:

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Looking good man!

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Nice work Scott. I'm looking forward to the custom core support coming together.