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Putting new copper-nickel rear brake lines
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It's a roller
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Looking good .
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You guys are making great progress. Looks good!
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Well here our donor - 125894 miles
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Disassembly has begun
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Motor out
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I like the idea of getting the complete vehicle, especially if you retain the factory computer and such. There's sooo very much stuff on the market to convert a LS into anything. I favor hooking it up the factory way. GM made the best drivetrain stuff, period, don't have to even say a word about the engine. Not many folks insane enough to do this w/ a stink'n dodge or ford...
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The LS engine family is impressive for many reasons. As one example, look at this cylinder wall in a 5.7 from an 02 Firebird with 160k. No ring ridge and the cross hatch is still visable.
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Fab work on our top rear shock brackets and using a front shock on the rear
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Nice work you guys!
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Welding nuts onto the broken exhaust studs to remove them
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30 seconds broken stud removal
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Awsome trick i learned it from a exhaust shop i worked at after school back in the day. Things like this can't be found in book but can be learned from a true craftsman .great job passing down the tech tips like this one.
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Drilling and tapping for new temperature sending unit
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Boyd tank and pump is installed, this is one "nice" tank. Thanks Dave Boyd
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Boyd's tank
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Making motor mount plate
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Putting motor in
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Motor is in - now we have to pull it to notch the motor mount to clear the manifold
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Wow ,that looks good .
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Looks Awesome!
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No - we sliced the edge off drivers side corner and welded it back up - about 15 min job |
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The Yukon driveshaft was 1" to long - so we changed out to an old style yoke and it fit perfect
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Motor, trans, and driveshaft are in - now we are off for 2 weeks for Christmas break
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Look great! I so wish i couldve done somthing like this when i was in high school a couple years ago.
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Any updates on this build ?
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Love this project. I had a good shop teacher in high school but we did not have enough students that wanted to be involved in a project like this though. I did do some rust work and painted a couple of cars during my shop class. Love it!
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another great build,the kids are very lucky to have you as a teacher
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I just read the entire thread ,you remind me of my shop teacher,he made a big impression on me. Keep up the good work. I'm in.:metal:
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Thanks guys for all the compliments!!!
We started back to school last week I have to go through safety for a few more days - we get new classes after Christmas, most of the original students got to come back - but picked up about 8-10 new students. I'll keep the pictures and progress up to date as soon as we get rolling again. |
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Doing a little cab mount work
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have you made any progress ?
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Been out for a week - due to snow
I decided to cut down the harness while we were out We are finishing it up this week - followed LT1swap.com on the conversion |
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Tuesday morning
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MCB is in for a radio! We can set you up with a direct fit RetroSound unit and maybe some other pieces as well.
Take a look at RetroSound and let me know what you think. Matt MCB |
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Matt ,you are a class act to do that but anyone who has done business with you knows that .
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RC900C-119 radio with 23-73 knobs I dont know on which speaker - we have a non-A/C cab but we are putting A/C in it and using factory center vent -- is there a difference in between factory A/C and non A/C cab speaker mountings? Thank you very much Matt. |
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