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firenuttz 10-22-2010 08:00 AM

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cummins are super eazy to get 350-400 rwhp and 800ft and still get 20 + mpg so why not put a cummins in it

ok i know that i kinda started this argument but tito is right this thread has nothing to do with cummins just crew cabs

so here is a few more of that baja crew cab and you guys are lucky, im not old enough to go get hammered (legally anyways)

ratty 46 10-22-2010 08:47 PM

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Very nice Joe. I'd drive the snot out of that with a lowering done to it.

I'm close to finishing my crew .... so the parts pile can get boxed & shipped.

Ratty 46

joe231 10-22-2010 08:53 PM

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Thanks!
And Right on!
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496 chevy 10-22-2010 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by thirdstreettito (Post 4219247)
1985 K20 CCSB

454c.i. 4BBL (Performance Built) V8, Automatic (Turbo 400) Transmission, Dana 60 Rear w/ 4.10 Gear Ratio, 4 Wheel Drive Lock Out Hubs, 6 Inch Lift, P. Steering, P. Disc Brakes, P. Windows, P. Locks, Tilt, Air Conditioning, Custom Tweed Interior w/ Billet Accents, Edelbrock Performance Intake & Carb, AM/FM/CD w/ Amp & Sub, Chromed Long Tube Headers, 3in Flowmaster Dual Exhaust System, Appears to be an Original Sheet Metal Truck, 37x12.50x17 Pro Comp X Terrain Tires, 17x9 Eagle Alloy Series 101 Wheels, Gorgeous Silver Metallic Exterior, Rhino Lined, Customized into a Short Bed, Dual Fuel Tanks, Outstanding Fit & Finish, Billet & Chrome Engine Bay, Southern Truck

http://www.fastlanecars.com/public/V...-b9ac3cc01f94#

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That is one beautiful truck I love the job on it I just finished mine it is a long box on 40" tires with a cummins turbo diesel in it you should check it out. again nice truck!

Evil Trailblazer SS 10-22-2010 11:58 PM

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firenuttz 10-23-2010 01:15 AM

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here is a crew that im gonna guarantee isnt on here yet ill try to find some more recent pics of it though :hot:

DetroitDan 10-23-2010 10:00 AM

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I'm a 1 ton guy, but that is a really sharp looking S-10. Don't tell anyone I said that though.

Hey do you know what the springs are in that crewcab? Putting a 4 inch in mine soon, trying to get an idea what it will look like. That looks taller than 4 inch.

joe231 10-23-2010 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by firenuttz (Post 4255330)
here is a crew that im gonna guarantee isnt on here yet ill try to find some more recent pics of it though :hot:

"burb frame or long bed regular cab frame?
I like it!!!

firenuttz 10-23-2010 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by DetroitDan (Post 4255566)
I'm a 1 ton guy, but that is a really sharp looking S-10. Don't tell anyone I said that though.

Hey do you know what the springs are in that crewcab? Putting a 4 inch in mine soon, trying to get an idea what it will look like. That looks taller than 4 inch.

my uncles s-10 has a 5 inch lift and the total on my dads crew is around eight inch my white crew only sits about an inch or two higher than my dads but thats because im on 35s and hes on 235 85 r16 bfg all terrains however the truck is on stock height dodge 3/4 ton springs. it just looks really lifted because he is on a different frame

here is some more pics of his truck and if you look in the background of the first pic you can see my crew cab

firenuttz 10-23-2010 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by joe231 (Post 4255602)
"burb frame or long bed regular cab frame?
I like it!!!

yalls my hate me for this but my dad and i put it on top of a single cab long bed DODGE frame with a cummins turbo diesel in it

DetroitDan 10-23-2010 03:25 PM

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thanks, I've got 235/85/16 too, biggest I could fit. I want it to sit higher but I dont want it so high it makes the tires look too small.

firenuttz 10-23-2010 03:38 PM

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i thought that they looked too small on mine when i had a 4 inch lift but to each his own

DetroitDan 10-23-2010 04:23 PM

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I think they're too small too, I'd much rather run a 35, but with a dually I'm pretty much limited by the 6 inch wide rims. I have 255/85/16s on my 97 dually, which are about a 33x9. They are a 1/2 inch wider than what is recommended for that rim size, but not a problem. I have seen guys run 12.50s on these rims but that is way too big imo. I could switch the 255s onto my 82, but that would require adding fender flares and I don't want to do that. The 255s are a little wider, plus I have a 1.5 inch spacer between them. So they'd be poking out of the fender more than a little. And I think that would ruin the look I'm going for with the fleetside dually, having the rear wheels tucked under. I have considered going to single rear wheels just to get 35s on it, but like I've always wanted a fleetside dually.

I love lifted trucks and ever since I've gotten into duallies it's been a source of aggravation that I can't find big enough tires. Well, I can't leave this truck sitting stock, it's too low. I already upsized from the weenie 215/85s to 235/85s and it looks better. I've already got a 4 inch lift waiting to go in. I hope it looks good. I don't want it to tower over the little tires.

DetroitDan 10-23-2010 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by firenuttz (Post 4255933)
yalls my hate me for this but my dad and i put it on top of a single cab long bed DODGE frame with a cummins turbo diesel in it

I thought there was something wrong with that picture! It seemed like the front wheels are a hair too far back in the fender well. I kept looking at that and wondering if it was my imagination, or because it was so tall, or what. Then I got comparing it to other pictures and nobody elses sits back like that. Is the front end narrower too? Almost looks like the front tires are in further.

firenuttz 10-23-2010 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by DetroitDan (Post 4256013)
I thought there was something wrong with that picture! It seemed like the front wheels are a hair too far back in the fender well. I kept looking at that and wondering if it was my imagination, or because it was so tall, or what. Then I got comparing it to other pictures and nobody elses sits back like that. Is the front end narrower too? Almost looks like the front tires are in further.

it may look goofy but the wheels are as centered as they can be, the axle is as wide as a chevy as far as i know, and for your tire problem you might want to check with interco tires because every lifted dually that i see always has some kind of swamper on it

DetroitDan 10-23-2010 07:07 PM

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I ran Interco TrXus MTs in 255/85/16, best tires I ever owned! They were quiet on the highway, looked cool, unstoppable off road and awesome plowing. I was a little leery about going from a 10 ply to an 8 ply, but the sidewalls are so rugged on an Interco it wasn't a problem. Finally wore them down enough where I started looking to repace them. Well, first the price went way way up, so I was only going to replace two at a time, but then when I tried to order them I couldn't find anyone stocking them. Come to find out they discontinued them in that size. That stinks because they were fantastic tires. So I ended up replacing all 6 with Remington Mud Brutes in that size. Cheap price but I'm not real enthused. They are already getting loud, the sidewalls are really soft, and I can feel them squirming around when I tow heavy. I hope they plow good and last a while, but I honestly don't hold out a lot of hope for either.

BGRAFX 10-23-2010 09:30 PM

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cochino12 10-23-2010 09:34 PM

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did you end up getting that dually Michael? There are a few really nice ones on CL here in town

pvkj454 10-24-2010 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by DetroitDan (Post 4256013)
Is the front end narrower too? Almost looks like the front tires are in further.

The 1st gen. Dodge D60 is 1.5" narrower than the Chevy. It is narrower on the short side of the chunk.

DetroitDan 10-24-2010 01:06 PM

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well, I cant believe I'd notice 1.5 inches. I think what it is was that first pic taken from the front, the tires look real close together. Must be because the camera was up high, the axle is set back a little, plus the 1.5 inch.

BGRAFX 10-24-2010 02:02 PM

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this truck is unbelievable

rjn72 10-24-2010 06:21 PM

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My crew cab. 454 tbi with rebuilt th400, dana 60 front and 14 bolt posi rear, new american eagle alloy rims with 255 85 16 tires, had a camper for years so the bed looks awesome. Truck is in awesome shape and I got a great deal on it. Freind had it parked behind his house for about 5 years and didn't want it anymore. 2000 dollars later, i drove home my new truck. He lowered it, but still had the lift springs and blocks. I am thinking that they will be going back on soon.Attachment 647687

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Davidmichael 10-24-2010 07:57 PM

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now that is very nice

pvkj454 10-24-2010 08:53 PM

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2000 dollars later, i drove home my new truck.

You got a smokin deal on on a sharp truck. :smoke:

DetroitDan 10-24-2010 10:23 PM

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rjn72, I love your truck, it's beautiful! Hope mine turns out half that pretty when I finish painting it. Now I really want to put my 255s on it, but I don't have dually fenders and I don't really want to add big flares to cover them. Always a dilemma! So are you saying that truck doesn't have any lift right now? Looks a lot higher in the front than mine. Actually your front end looks nearly identical to mine, I put the 87 grille on it but still have the 82 headlight bezels and 82 bumper.
You know, I just have to say thanks for posting these pics, this is what keeps motivating me to work on my truck.


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