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Old 01-28-2013, 11:03 PM   #26
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Re: anyone swicth a BBW cab to the small back window?

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Well the BBW has grown on me I like It better now here are some pic really need to make a build post it started stock now it had grown up got a 383 roller complete forged rotating assembly getting built at machine e shop and vortec heads are getting full port job and flowed shooting for 550 HP think I can come close also put 87 suspension under was quite the project but turned out just like I wanted
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bed is just sitting there just came back from frame shop got chopped down to shortbed from longbed and havent cut off ends of frame rails yet so bed is cock eyed sit it on there to see where I could cut it off since I am moving cross member back for my boyds tank
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Old 01-28-2013, 11:40 PM   #27
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Dam that looks sick bro! Is that the stock 4x4 frame? What size of lift is that?
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Old 01-29-2013, 12:03 AM   #28
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Dam that looks sick bro! Is that the stock 4x4 frame? What size of lift is that?
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yes its a stock 65 frame shortened to shortbed was longbed but I put the 87 suspension on mainly because I had the 8" lift already and a good set of 3/4 ton axles the truck came with 2 sets but i knew what mine were so I kept them got aluminum tanks from boyd welding and aluminum radiator from champion 4 core with electric fan to cool this hog ordered from Pro Performance
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Old 01-29-2013, 12:17 AM   #29
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Do you have any pictures of the frame work you did?
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Old 01-29-2013, 12:35 AM   #30
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Do you have any pictures of the frame work you did?
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yep these are the best ones I got so far. I can get different ones if you need them thanks
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Old 01-29-2013, 02:01 PM   #31
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Looks good man, are those the front spring hangers from the 87 also? Good to see that you are going with the fleetside bed...
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Old 01-29-2013, 08:58 PM   #32
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Looks good man, are those the front spring hangers from the 87 also? Good to see that you are going with the fleetside bed...
Yes those are the spring hangers from a 87 all the suspension is from a 87 I had to move the shackles back for the front springs had to redrill holes for it to all go thru the frame was a lot of work but I like it better than the original and I have taken alot of pride in this build didnt so much in the first one I built 12 years ago although from a distance with the tires on it, it looks dam good but this one will look way better
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It's looking pretty Dam good bro!
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Old 01-30-2013, 12:52 AM   #34
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Good looking truck, glad to hear you say the BBW is starting to grow on you.
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Old 01-30-2013, 09:28 AM   #35
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thanks pal I like the look myself
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Old 02-01-2013, 04:15 PM   #36
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Re: anyone swicth a BBW cab to the small back window?

Your color Blue and your seats look just like mine!


I had taped the door seals in place (you are seeing the tape).

Mine is also a BBW!
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Old 02-01-2013, 05:02 PM   #37
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Your color Blue and your seats look just like mine!


I had taped the door seals in place (you are seeing the tape).

Mine is also a BBW!
I like your taste my seats aren't bolted in yet I havent figured out how I am gonna do the console because when its up I want it to not touch the back of the cab and when its up far enough to miss the cab when up the front wont touch due to the hump in the floor do you have any picture of how you mounted your seats and console? and does your console fold up all the way so someonce can sit on it? I got kids so it has to fold up for now
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Old 02-01-2013, 05:13 PM   #38
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Here are a couple more pics from today
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Old 02-01-2013, 09:24 PM   #39
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Re: anyone swicth a BBW cab to the small back window?

The console does flip up!
I just positioned it as you said, so it doesn't touch the tank!
I can't remember which but either the seats or the console had dual holes in the mounting feet at the rear feet.
I just made some standoffs out of stainless tubing front the front feet on the console to bridge the gap you are noticing! You can see the gap really well when you don't have the carpet installed, but once you put the carpet in it just kind of blends into the carpet.
The really important thing is to get you driver seat where you like it, then align the console where it doesn't touch when up! Match the passenger side seat position aligned with the driver seat!
Drill your holes and use really big washers underneath the truck!
Keep those kids safe and secure; the bolts will not pull through if you use big washers!
Also, thx for your words and you have great taste as well!
Oh I see you have powered seats as well, I used a battery charger to position them and to move them when bolting them in!

If your console is hitting the hump and stopping it you might have to create some notches in the hump...
Also I noticed that you do not have the throttle mounted in the dash!
I don't either but I punched the hole larger and mounted a second 12v cig lighter for more power ports! Just a thought.....
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Old 02-01-2013, 10:16 PM   #40
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The console does flip up!
I just positioned it as you said, so it doesn't touch the tank!
I can't remember which but either the seats or the console had dual holes in the mounting feet at the rear feet.
I just made some standoffs out of stainless tubing front the front feet on the console to bridge the gap you are noticing! You can see the gap really well when you don't have the carpet installed, but once you put the carpet in it just kind of blends into the carpet.
The really important thing is to get you driver seat where you like it, then align the console where it doesn't touch when up! Match the passenger side seat position aligned with the driver seat!
Drill your holes and use really big washers underneath the truck!
Keep those kids safe and secure; the bolts will not pull through if you use big washers!
Also, thx for your words and you have great taste as well!
Oh I see you have powered seats as well, I used a battery charger to position them and to move them when bolting them in!

If your console is hitting the hump and stopping it you might have to create some notches in the hump...
Also I noticed that you do not have the throttle mounted in the dash!
I don't either but I punched the hole larger and mounted a second 12v cig lighter for more power ports! Just a thought.....
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good thinking I got a few extra cigarette lighter sockets good thinking I also have some block off plugs to by chance could you take a pic of your seat mounting just so I can picture what you did? thanks pal
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Old 02-02-2013, 12:06 AM   #41
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Like I said the carpet hides everything.
At the time I wasn't trying to take many pictures, sorry.
I didn't ever take any pictures of the seats going in.
But I know others have used our seats, on here..
You could possibly get a thread going and see if anyone is in the process now or took some pictures...
It's a stretch but on here anything is possible, these guys make things so much easier!
Give it a shot! I know there was a thread on " let's see your seats" I think was the title...
So fire a thread off a see what you can find out!
Sorry, but we're not the only ones with these maybe you'll get lucky!
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