66 suburban build

[djrickygaz]

hey Nobby, what are the make and model of those 20'' rims please I really like em! Good job on the build so far!

[jmedero]

Nevermind I was wrong.
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[Nobby]

Originally Posted by djrickygaz

hey Nobby, what are the make and model of those 20'' rims please I really like em! Good job on the build so far!

Hey man, There Boss 338 20x8.5...400 bucks shipped to my door- e-bay..
Thanks,

[69 chevy 1]

hey nobby the wheels are sweet,I have the coys on my 69 20x10 and 20x8.5 was wandering if you knew since i dont have my truck on my new frame will a 10 fit under the back of the burbs or maybe even a 22x9 under the rear

[Nobby]

Originally Posted by 69 chevy 1

hey nobby the wheels are sweet,I have the coys on my 69 20x10 and 20x8.5 was wandering if you knew since i dont have my truck on my new frame will a 10 fit under the back of the burbs or maybe even a 22x9 under the rear

Well I haven't tried 20x10 yet but I borrowed a 22x9 and it fit like a glove..I aired it out and no rubs anywhere...I just can't remember the back space..

[BigCountryx]

Wow, u need dat
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[Dinos63]

LOOKS GREAT!! if its a coy it maybe 22x9.5 4" back space i have had a few sets of them, not 100% sure , but 100% sure that you sub is bad a$$

[Nobby]

Originally Posted by Dinos63

LOOKS GREAT!! if its a coy it maybe 22x9.5 4" back space i have had a few sets of them, not 100% sure , but 100% sure that you sub is bad a$$

WOW thanks Dino...Anytime you say my stuff looks bad a$$ it makes my chest poke out a little more

[BB72CHEVKT]

Love it and the colors rock!

[Nobby]

Made me a pattern out of 3/16'' plywood for my glass guy to cut me some glass for the rear 1/4..If anyone ever wondered if the forward 1/4 and rear 1/4 glass are the same...Well there NOT..I think the window rubber/gasket is the same but not the glass..

[69 chevy 1]

tanks for the window repay nobby you answered my questions on the windows keep up the work im still plugging along

[Corts60]

Man that burb is one sweet machine.

Feel lucky you are going with solid windows because re-building the sliders are such a pita.
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[Nobby]

Originally Posted by Corts60

Man that burb is one sweet machine.

Feel lucky you are going with solid windows because re-building the sliders are such a pita.
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Thanks Cort...I rebuilt my front sliders...My frames were rusted out so I welded in some new channel.Got the rubber kit from Steele..I took on one at a time so I could go back and look at the other..I haven't spayed water on it yet,it might leak like a basket

[LT1 Burb]

Originally Posted by Nobby

Got a couple wheels for the front so I can roll this thing back to the shop..Put them on one side just to see..I know I know these wheels are everywhere but its the only set in my driveway

Looks killer so far

[Dinos63]

your sub makes me want to find another sub such nice work

[Nobby]

Originally Posted by LT1 Burb

Looks killer so far

Thanks man...It means alot..

Originally Posted by Dinos63

your sub makes me want to find another sub such nice work

Thanks Dino...Come get this one

[Dewey Clines]

Originally Posted by Nobby

Got the high hump in and all the bad spots in floor fixed today. We also started on the hood.Tomorrow we shooting to finish skinning the pass door,hang it and work on door gaps again. If theres time we'll work on the hood..
Later,
Nobby

Beautiful workmanship! I'm doing a 65 Suburban that I'm doing the Porterbuilt drop and suspension on. I'm at the tear apart stage right now and following your posts with great interest. I'm going to put a BBC 454 with a Turbo 400 and was wondering if the high hump set up is necessary or will the stock hump work. If I need the set up what/where should I look to get one?
Keep the posts coming it keeps me going when the doldrums set in and I wonder why I started all this.
Dewey
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[78f1hundo]

Hey, can you tell us a bit about your brake setup please?

Thanks!

[Dewey Clines]

I didn't want to go through the brake horror stories from my last build using a big cam engine (no brakes at idle), so I went to Tallon Hydraulics Inc. and had them build me a hydraboost system (call Butch and he will help you through the selection of the right unit for your application). He uses a new Wildwood master cylinder hooked up to the booster that is driven off the power steering pump rather than the vacuum set ups. I'm using a NASCAR style power steering pump that I had to make custom mounting brackets for but it gives me the insurance of higher PSI needed to run the power steering and brake units. With this type of set up you also get to use a remote reservior for the power steering which is nice when your running out of space on the motor to mount things. As for the brakes - CPP big brake disk set up front and rear. I also used their modular drop spindles. Porterbuilt is suppling the rest of the drop with their "A" arm coil spring front and mild air bag drop rear. Hope to have all the running gear installed this month then on to the body.

[Dewey Clines]

Got carried away with the description of what I'm doing and forgot to thank Nobby for the great pics and comments on his build. It has given me some great ideas and got me motivated to finish mine.
Dewey

[Nobby]

Thanks guys...We are cranking back up on the burbStarted blocking the liftgate and tailgate..I know it's not much but we gotta start back somewhere..

[lolife99]

This burb is going to be so nice!

[hemifalcon]

Yeeeeeeaahhhhh...Getting it purdy Nobby!!!
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[Nobby]

Thanks Guys..I need them 4 access plates for the tailgate..If anyone has an old gate laying around there not gonna use let me know.. Thanks

[gostranger]

Originally Posted by Nobby

Thanks Guys..I need them 4 access plates for the tailgate..If anyone has an old gate laying around there not gonna use let me know.. Thanks

worst case just cut some flat sheet metal to fit them that is all the factory ones are the sub is looking great! keep up the good work maybe it will get me back on mine soon!