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Old 09-02-2004, 02:15 AM   #19
ElGracho
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Originally Posted by Slonaker
How hard is that setup to install? How much fabrication is necessary? Is it a bolt-in, or does it require welding (I don't have a welder...)? How do they make a setup that works with so many years of truck? There are so many different crossmembers and transmissions that I can't imagine it fitting anything well.

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Slonaker
I've use the setup on my 84 K10 with headers, it fit just fine with both the TH350 before and the TH700R4 now. I also used it on my 86 C10 (TH700R4) and 80 C15 (TH350C and then TH700R4) both with headers. The crossmembers are a little different on those two, but it didn't have any issues with either. They include clamps and the pipes are expanded for the joints between pipes. I did weld my header reducers to the head pipes and you have to cut the pipes if you install on a short box since they are long enough for a longbed too. I can take a pic of the system I just put on my Indy Hauler but it will have to be in a few days since I'm headed out of town for a wedding.

I don't know how well the system would fit with the early style 'double hump' crossmember that Mike and Jeff are using.

Joe
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