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Old 10-06-2011, 12:02 AM   #1
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Re: 1986 swb

Monte how much did the lowering kit cost ya all together if ya don't mind me asking?
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Old 10-06-2011, 09:01 AM   #2
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Monte how much did the lowering kit cost ya all together if ya don't mind me asking?
Thanks for the compliment and i dont remember exactly but i ordered it through summit and it was somewhere in the neighborhood of 350 i think. I also ordered a set of two inch drop coild after that, that I have yet to install. Hoping that will drop the gap between the tire and fender a bit.

Got my new carpet in yesterday and still wating on my vent window rubbers. Once they come in and the wife gets back from vacation then i ought to be able to start putting stuff back together. Window guy is all lined up. Still cant decide on trying to polish my trim around the grill or buy new. Same goes for the door handles. they look pretty good but still dont think its gonna compare to new. Anyway heres a couple more pics i took.
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Old 05-09-2012, 10:51 AM   #3
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Havent posted in awhile but here is a teaser shot. I have my doors all together now and most of the interior. Here is a shot with just the grill in and my black headlight bezels without the trim. I bought the new chrome molding from LMC but its crap. Its on there now but im debating on painting my original molding black and putting it back on there. Ill put more up this weekend of it mostly completed. Still need to order some new bumpers and have my seat recovered.
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Old 05-09-2012, 11:05 AM   #4
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Your truck has come a long way, looking good. Man, it makes me miss the '84 Sierra Classic I had. My significant other is about to buy her dad's vette ('80 or '81, can't remember) all original two tone silver/black from him, cool cars. I'm diggin' those wheels too.
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Old 05-09-2012, 11:26 AM   #5
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Since that pic i have lowered the front 2 more inches and put the trim around the grill and put all the door windows and handles in. Ill post some pics this weekend. Need to give it a bath and do some engine work to it. Cleanup Mainly. Rebuild my carb. replace my HEI with a mallory digital CDI setup. Small pidly things for the weekend. LOL
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Old 05-14-2012, 09:48 AM   #6
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Well did a little more work this weekend. got my dash all buttoned up and my engine bay painted and a few little additions. Now I need some longer valve cover bolts Currently just sitting there and some ideas for my a/c compressor. seems i should have ordered the short valve covers for my stock R4 compressor. I have it on there just only have about an inch of adjustment cause of the lines. So help would be appreciated. Oh and is anyone here running nitrous? Im trying to ponder a good way to setup my fuel system with that edelbrock Carb.

Here are some when i got it to the first changeup and where im at now. THere was another set of finned aluminum valve covers in there but i cant find my pics of that.
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Old 05-16-2012, 12:18 PM   #7
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VROOM VROOM.

Still working on all my wiring and mocked up my solenoids. got to drain the cooland and move some hoses around and shorten some others. THen on to plumbing my new fuel system to feed everything. Fun Fun Stuff!! THought i might get to drive it this week but looks like its going to be a couple more weeks. Oh and first pic shows how little adjustment i have with the tall valve covers and stock r-4 compressor.
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