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Nothing sounds finer than a whiner!!:D
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OK, here's the burn out video. It's my first video so it's kinda weak....it's with my my slicks and probably should have waited until I put the PHATTY's back on....I still need to do some more motor tuning and then I'll do another one, but for now this will have to do ;). |
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That's too cool Rob. I love the "whine".:metal:
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wow, that thing whines more than my 7 year old!
sounds like a dying cat under the hood at idle... :lol: |
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Very nice. Thanks for obliging ;)
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man why are those et streets so hard to get to smoke
i had the same problem |
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AWESOME!! Thanks Rob.
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i like it!!!!!!
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do you serve cheese with all that whine??
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Dang Rob why didnt ya tell me you were doin burn outs haha coulda brought the vette and the ole 87. :lol:
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It sounds sweet Rob you need to take it to the track and see how it does.
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I've been working off and on trying to figure out a cool, but fairly simple fuel filler modification for under the bed gas tanks. I've read a lot of threads and have seen some really cool stuff that people have come up with including in bed, tail light and side marker light. Each one of these requires modifications that require cutting and welding on the bed. Since my truck is already painted and the bed has been linered, I gave myself some pretty tight parameters on what I wanted to create, such as:
1. It should be a fairly simple mod that most people could accomplish with minimal skill 2. It should be bolt on 3. Absolutely NO cutting or drilling would be done on the bed (for painted trucks) 4. It must use existing holes 5. And it needed to be fairly cheap Well, here's what I came up with. I still have to do some fine tuning, but I'm very happy with how it's turning out. Once I go smooth with it, I'll probably do a write up on the install. What da ya think???? ** Marine fuel filler cap - http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...allpartial/0/0 ** |
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I like the idea. More pics? Info? Keep the ideas coming!! :metal:
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do you have to do any kind of cutting to inside of bed.....willl gas pump fit in there even lol?
looks clean do a faq asap! |
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Rob, that looks like a hinge from a kitchen cabinet, Is it?
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Nice set-up, I like the requirements and I'm definitely interested. I too have been thinking about something along these lines. I like all the mods I have seen (in bed, tail light, stake pocket, and marker light). I have been leaning towards the stake pocket or marker light. Some of the tail light mods I have seen look like they need more rigidity or the light could open going down the road. I can't do the bed floor because like yours my bed has a liner. How flimsy is the marker light when you open it to add gas? Are you using a cap that does not need to be removed to fill the tank? I think you would almost have to.
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very cool...
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did you take the flange off that filler?
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This truck is my new inspiration :metal: You probably said it earlier but what size are those rear rallies? They look awesome
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I finally got the blow off valve installed. It sound like a hurricane under the hood at a moderate throttle. I also started the 72 cable pedal install. Should have it finished up in the next day or so. Here's a few pictures of the progress...
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nice progress.
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looks good dont match but looks good!
are they a lil crooked? i need to do this swap how longs it take 1-2hr |
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