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Got just a bit farther but not much. Going to Cushing today to the wifes grandpas.. but going to try and hit it hard monday and all this week to get it ready.

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Ok, I'll catch up with you next week maybe for that sand blaster and glad I could get in your way for a little while yesterday! :lol::lol:

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:lol: Na thanks for the help! Had to watch kiddo for a bit so the priorities got in the way :lol: jk

I should be able to get it done in time.

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Dang I left my step stool in your driveway! How am I going to get inot my tool box?

That's like not having the remote for the tv................. :lol:

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:haha:

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Ok well i got some done this weekend, not quite as much as i woulda liked but more than nothing. 4 days left :m6:

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...dtruck/108.jpg

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...dtruck/109.jpg

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

I rebuilt the rearend with new bearings through out and tossed in a locker and a 3.80 ratio just for fun ;)
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...truck/1032.jpg
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...dtruck/111.jpg

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Lookin good.. Now get back to work :josh:

:lol:

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hey scott what kind of suspension are you planning on running

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Hey superfly, I have a roll of grounding strap if you need some. Just cut it how long you want it and crimp some ends on. You can go from the body to the frame, the engine to the frame and the engine to the body. Let me know if you want some.

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Gage, he is running the stock cross member up front with 2 1/2" drop spindles and 2 lower links and a wishbone in the rear, with air all around, of course;)

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:lol: Yeah i know :lol:

Joes right :metal:

I have a grounding kit that grounds truck from front to back, but heck yeah ill take a bit of it for a couple more! Never hurts to have more grounds, just the problems of not having enough :lol:

Yep, Thanks dude ;)
I got it all measured out and ready to go, even took a pic but uploaded and it wasnt there. :waah:
I need a couple extra hands and eye balls :lol:

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speaking of nuts....how does it feel to have different size nuts? :lol:

just hollar when you need me...

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:lol: didnt even play with those today... too busy welding! Those are better than having nails through the ball joints :lol:

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:rolleyes:

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You boys sure are close on the other side of the river.....:lol:

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I was thinking the same thing.......... :lol::lol:

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Especially when I read this! :haha:

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:lol:

Travis, am I going to have to school you on the art of multi-quote?

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Yeah, but then my post count won't grow exponentially and make me look really really cool................... but since you're on the subject, speak up guru of the multi-quote!

:mm:

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Does it involve 2 windows? :-)

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:lol: listen and learn young grasshopper :lol:

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Or, just the Mquote button? :lol:

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yeah I saw it dude!!!!! :lol:

Like this? :mm:

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:lol: Oh watch em go!

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yeah, just hit this button http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/i...iquote_off.gif on each post(except the last one, see below) you want to quote and then hit the regular button http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/i...tons/quote.gif on the last one. then it will take you to the advanced window where you can type between the quotes..

:lol:
nevermind

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:metal:

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:haha: :haha:
Ill have to give ya rep points for that one!

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Actually I hit mquote on all of them and then clicked Post Reply. Your way is faster though so thanks for the info!! :metal:

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Thread jackin! Jason would be proud of me...................

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thanks for the info

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Nice work Scott.

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Thats the 1st time Ive seen the whole frame,stretched out like that. Its a good lookin design. How much does the step up raise the motor/trans?

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Thanks, I made it as if it had a 2.5 Z. But other than that the front crossmember mounting is all the same as normal. Is that what you were talking about?

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Well now that it comes up, if you have the factory crossmember and engine mounts at the original height but you lowered the body, how close does it put the engine to the hood?

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2.5 closer to the hood. There is plenty of room though ;)

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:agree:

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wow joe 2 days and you still have the same avatar
im impressed
scott do you have any more pics yet

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Hey Joe thanks for the help tonight :metal:

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:lol:

I will post more when the frame is airing up and the cab is on, should be in the next day or so :metal:

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damn...guess I will have to fix that.....;)

I went over and gave Scott an extra pair of hands and eyes, and he refuded to take any pics :rolleyes:


no problem...see ya tomorrow..... I will show you how to work that cab lifter:cool: