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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Baileyville, ks
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Timing of exhaust install
Would it be a good or bad idea to install a pre-formed bolt on exhaust system while I have the rolling chassis of my 72 C-10 in my shop before it goes back to my body man? Seems it would be easier than on a lift after the cab is on and having to look up.
This is the first truck I have done. Can do old 2-cyl JOHN DEERES and 4020's in my sleep!!!!!! |
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Re: Timing of exhaust install
I would wait untill the motor and trans are in.
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Re: Timing of exhaust install
Well, ya, that's what I was getting at. My bad
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Re: Timing of exhaust install
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Re: Timing of exhaust install
Was that a pre-bent kit?
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