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Old 08-30-2015, 01:28 PM   #1
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Re: Project Reno - 72 cheyenne rebuild

Loving this build.. I have got to get mine out of the weeds and do something w it.
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Old 08-31-2015, 08:32 AM   #2
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Re: Project Reno - 72 cheyenne rebuild

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I vote for the stock sheen. All these finishing touches are making a big difference - kind of taking it from "that's a really nice truck" to "man, I want my truck to look like that!".
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Loving this build.. I have got to get mine out of the weeds and do something w it.
Thanks guys! I am pretty happy with the way the vinyl came out. Rick, I think I agree. I'm gonna leave the stock sheen and not clear coat it.

So, I have been chasing an intermittent coolant leak and finally it has begun to be a more consistent leak. The water pump is gonna need to be replaced. No big deal as I was going to have to install the new AC bracket setup so might as well get it out of the way and do it all at the same time. I'm actually happy it happened when it did. At least I can drive her from here on out knowing I have a new AC Delco pump on there. This week I should be able to wrap up the odds and ends I have had to deal with.

I was able to re-locate the wheel spacers and it eliminated about 50 percent of the vibration, but not all. I may need to have a custom set made and or check the driveshaft for balance.
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Old 09-06-2015, 11:41 AM   #3
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Re: Project Reno - 72 cheyenne rebuild

New Holley AC brackets installed. I am very impressed with the engineering on these. Fit together nicely and looks like a stock setup. After install, not a squeak from the belt.


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Re: Project Reno - 72 cheyenne rebuild

Do you happen to have the belt length or part number you used handy ? I have been having problems finding one that gets the belt tensioner in the right position. I am in between sizes so far and have followed holleys specific pulleys.

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Re: Project Reno - 72 cheyenne rebuild

Your are correct. The belt suggestion for the Holley setup is extremely tight. I will check my setup and give you the belt # I used.

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