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adricar1 · 05-31-2018, 02:49 AM

guys thank you, the frame has been tiangulated so should reduce any flex,when going around the bends. i am going to try my own alignments,hence asking the forum for advice before i start, i have worked on race cars, but not done one of these, so its a learning curve, . when i imported the truck from florida, it looked so good, then when all the bondo was removed it was a different story. too much rot to use anytghing as a datum, the whole side of the cills where bondo and expanding metal,no floor, no posts , roof holes etc

05-31-2018, 02:49 AM	#10
adricar1 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: United kingdom Posts: 127	Re: progress so far, and adive on setting caster and camber guys thank you, the frame has been tiangulated so should reduce any flex,when going around the bends. i am going to try my own alignments,hence asking the forum for advice before i start, i have worked on race cars, but not done one of these, so its a learning curve, . when i imported the truck from florida, it looked so good, then when all the bondo was removed it was a different story. too much rot to use anytghing as a datum, the whole side of the cills where bondo and expanding metal,no floor, no posts , roof holes etc __________________ GMC K1500 1971 350 cu in th350 4wd Bondo Bob c 10 1971 stepside th 350 c10 1970 350 cu in manual air con stepside.