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Got a few more things done last weekend. Got the seat brackets made and bolted in. got all shocks mounted up. got the new pinion yoke and spicer u joint installed. Got all the gauges wired up and column installed. Heres a few pics..
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Sweet project.
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I would have waited on the seats until after you put the roll cage in. With the cage installed you could have made tubular mounts instead.
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GREAT LOOKIN TRUCK!!! I`m in for the ride.
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[Got the cross member plates made for the trailing arms to get the pinion angle correct]
Question here, couldn`t you have used angle shims at the U bolts to correct the pinion angle? lowering the arm mounting point will move your "Instant Center". |
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Well we went that route, not only correcting the pinion angle, but also lowering the truck. It's just the way I decided to do it.
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Been awhile since i've updated. Not much has changed up until the last few months. Finally got most of the interior put together. recovered factory door panels. Got the bed sprayed and put on. I'm going to skin the floor with aluminum and have some aluminum tubs shaped like factory just wider for tires of course. Here's some pics of progress and a mile stone might i add!
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Looking AWESOME dude.
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One slick ride man, keep up the good work!
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waiting to here your times. Our motor's are the same but you've gone a bit bigger in the cam and stall departments, mine was carb'd but now efi, and I'm running a 4L80e instead of t400....and your trucks is a bit lighter I'd bet.
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only went one time carb'd to 1/8mi track and was only in the 8's and I forget the mph. Crappy converter and slipping trans....not now tho. Think it would do better now but starts to shake bad at 80-85...so I haven't been back. Planning to replace slip yoke, upgrade to 1350 pinion yoke, and get a aluminum shaft...then reduce angles to 1*. Then it should be smoooth. :lol:
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Sweet truck..
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Got the floor frame welded, bolted and painted today. Got the aluminum for the floor cut out tonight too. Some pics
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looks great man!
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That looks sweet!
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Got fuel cell mounted back in truck today and line ran. Ill post up pics of tubs as soon as dad gets em formed.
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This is a killer project! Not far from me either. Hope to see in person some time.
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looks like you might get yours done before i get mine done.... I think you should put the fuel cell under the bed with a billet cap coming thru that floor:metal: unless the cell hangs to low... to bad you live in shawnee i would like to come see it....
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