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jkeating1

04-02-2013 03:22 PM

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That is some kind of classy! I was curious how the engine vibration isolation is incorporated into those mounts. I imagine there's some rubber or poly in there somewhere I'm missing.

TXPinstriper

04-02-2013 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by jkeating1 (Post 5987289)

That is some kind of classy! I was curious how the engine vibration isolation is incorporated into those mounts. I imagine there's some rubber or poly in there somewhere I'm missing.

Bushings on the low end.....

TXPinstriper

04-03-2013 10:09 AM

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Mocking up the Accuair E-Level sensor locations.....

mcbassin

04-03-2013 01:35 PM

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This is a killer project! I'm in....

72BlckButy

04-03-2013 01:47 PM

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Who supplies the trailer arm mount for the sensor?
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Bennett68C10

04-03-2013 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 72BlckButy (Post 5989113)

Who supplies the trailer arm mount for the sensor?
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I would like to know this as well as the front control arm mount. I will be running accuair e-level on mine as well and I like the way the mounts look.
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TXPinstriper

04-04-2013 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by mcbassin (Post 5989091)

This is a killer project! I'm in....

Thanks .....

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Originally Posted by 72BlckButy (Post 5989113)

Who supplies the trailer arm mount for the sensor?
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Machine shop suppliers have them...you will need to know the OD of your bars.

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Originally Posted by Bennett--G4L (Post 5989171)

I would like to know this as well as the front control arm mount. I will be running accuair e-level on mine as well and I like the way the mounts look.
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You can find them at machine shop suppliers, you will have to drill and tap holes for the ball nut to attach to....

mooseknuckles

04-04-2013 10:01 AM

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that's a cool idea!.....I just happen to have a few of those clamps lying around...

n2billet

04-04-2013 10:07 AM

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Here's a place you can spend hours looking at cool stuff.....

http://www.mcmaster.com/#shaft-collars/=m6axrg

72BlckButy

04-04-2013 11:30 AM

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Thanks for the info JohnnyC and Keith!

67cheby

04-04-2013 12:07 PM

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looking CLEAN !

TXPinstriper

05-08-2013 09:12 PM

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Updates mocking up brake lines lots of pics.....

TXPinstriper

05-08-2013 09:15 PM

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More pics....

TXPinstriper

05-08-2013 09:18 PM

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Header mock up on the LS2

TXPinstriper

05-08-2013 09:27 PM

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Carrier bearing spacer took (2) 1" aluminum blocks and cut them to fit.....

RRC	05-08-2013 10:33 PM

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Brake lines look good:metal:
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Bennett68C10

05-08-2013 10:46 PM

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Nice idea on the carrier bearing spacer, they look like drop blocks. What did you use for them. Brake lines look good too.
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jkeating1

05-08-2013 10:55 PM

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Mock up a few pinstripes on that frame to go with the rest of the artistry!

TXPinstriper

05-08-2013 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Bennett--G4L (Post 6060329)

Nice idea on the carrier bearing spacer, they look like drop blocks. What did you use for them. Brake lines look good too.
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Cut 2 one in h aluminum blocks to fit inside the V....
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Painter D

05-08-2013 11:04 PM

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Nice build

72BlckButy

05-08-2013 11:15 PM

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This thing is coming together nicely.
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Rusbuilt

05-08-2013 11:38 PM

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Looking good sir!

ColoradoK5

05-09-2013 12:05 AM

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Killing it man! This is going to be such a nice clean truck

TXPinstriper

05-09-2013 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by RRC (Post 6060278)

Brake lines look good:metal:
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thanks

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Originally Posted by Bennett--G4L (Post 6060329)

Nice idea on the carrier bearing spacer, they look like drop blocks. What did you use for them. Brake lines look good too.
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1" blocks of aluminum cut to fit the V ....

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Originally Posted by jkeating1 (Post 6060346)

Mock up a few pinstripes on that frame to go with the rest of the artistry!

HaHa yes sir thats a good idea !

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Originally Posted by Painter D (Post 6060374)

Nice build

thanks...

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Originally Posted by 72BlckButy (Post 6060408)

This thing is coming together nicely.
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thanks....

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Originally Posted by Rusbuilt (Post 6060476)

Looking good sir!

thanks....

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Originally Posted by ColoradoK5 (Post 6060531)

Killing it man! This is going to be such a nice clean truck

thanks....

aggie91

05-09-2013 09:16 AM

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Looks very nice! Who's flair tool is that in the vice and how do you like it?

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