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Re: 49 3600, s10 swap, project boogie
body on for the first time. tried a set of mounts based loosely on skymangs excellent how to but made a couple changes so not exact duplication. hey, my engineer ocd is matched only by kyles attention to detail!
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the mass of men live lives of quiet desperation if there is a problem, I can have it. new project WAYNE http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=844393 Last edited by joedoh; 09-05-2016 at 12:32 PM. |
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Re: 49 3600, s10 swap, project boogie
Looks good, front wheel position in the wheel wells looks on.
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Re: 49 3600, s10 swap, project boogie
thanks! we drew out the mounts and played around with the dimensions, it worked out well.
its just too damn high haha. starting with a stock height sonoma I didnt expect it to be an earthworm but we need some serious lowering.
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Re: 49 3600, s10 swap, project boogie
I'm setting up my mounts also. How did you locate your front mounts?
I used 4x4 tubing and mounted them 1.75 inches forward of the oval hole on the frame, just tacked for now. I based this on Bartmans YouTube tech and him noting he wished he mounted his to put his tire in the front wheel well just a tad further forward. I went the the 1.75 because I think it looks ok with the tires a little forward of center but goofy with the tires a little rear of center, For my front mounts, from the frame to the top of the S10 bushing is 4 in. I wanted mine nice and low too but also didn't want to much of a tunnel and wanted to avoid a drive shaft tunnel. I have 2 in. dropped spindles on the front and 3 in. blocks on the back. I'll wait till I'm done to see if dropped spring or leaves are in order, or better yet, maybe bags. |
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