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Re: 4WD Longhorn
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Are you getting a "security Token" message when you try to post pictures? .
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Location: GLENS FALLS, NY
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
I recommend ''Chevy Six Cylinder Power Manual'' by Leo Sanducci. It's in a 2nd edition, now. Lots of L6 tricks.
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
Expensive little sucker (the book)...did finally find one I could afford...read it cover to cover. Cool interesting facts with some real ingenuity. Seemed like most of it was for drag racing, I like your torque monster build and will probably just copy that. I haven't torn mine apart yet, it did "run" when I got it, but I do see paint has preferentially peeled around cylinder 5 and hoping it's not some sort of major problem...lot to do before I get there though.
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
That means that your pictures are too big. You need to size them down. I usually size them down to 1150 pixels wide and the board software will take care of them from there.....
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Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: GLENS FALLS, NY
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
Well, I got the bed together, not a body man but spent some time on it and did my best, painted yesterday, still some ripples, drips, runs, dry spots...but it's better then before. Rebuilt the front Dana 60, it's under the frame now, tomorrow putting 4.10:1 gears and trac loc in the rear (first time for that too)...hoping to have a rolling chassis soon :-).
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
Nice, keep 'em coming
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
Nice job
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
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I had no idea it was so expensive...
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Finished putting gears in the DANA 60 rearend, rebuilt the brakes, buttoned up the rear assembly and installed under frame. Now I have a rolling chassis again!
Then wet sanded and buffed the bed paint, sprayed in Herculiner bed liner, and started putting on the side molding...with a twist. My side trim was all mangled, and they don't make new molding for a longhorn (that I found anyway), regardless it was going to be very expensive, so decided to do the molding in custom vinyl (stickers). Finished one side, see video below if interested. https://youtu.be/iY8AX73Vt8k?si=NZDoy39hBMhGU8S0 |
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
Tailgate is on! Progress...
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Re: 4WD Longhorn
Welcome to Rear End Wednesday
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