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Old 09-05-2005, 09:33 PM   #26
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.... I did however get some new hardware last week that I haven shown you guys......
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Old 09-05-2005, 09:35 PM   #27
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Thanks buddy, I think they look a little better than those old KMCs, dont you??
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Old 09-05-2005, 10:01 PM   #28
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I got my starting/charging/ignition system all plumbed and wired in...man, was that more work than I anticipated!! I spent more time routing and hiding wires than I did actually hooking stuff up, but it should all be worth it.

Here is a pic of the MSD components all wired and installed under the dash.

BTW - wicked, your stepside looks sweet...and mean...all at the same time.

BTW again, bagged74, those look MUCH better.
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Old 09-05-2005, 10:47 PM   #29
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I got the 305 and 2004R put into the 79. Now I need to finish with the little stuff and get her running so I can sell it asap.
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Old 09-05-2005, 10:57 PM   #30
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Well I had a great weekend. Helped a buddy plumb his 92 camaro with all new brake lines from master to all 4 calipers. He put in a custom Engine K member so we just rebent all new lines for everything from front to rear!!! A word of advise, Stay away from brass brake fittings!!! Go with steel whenever possible. Took gas tank out of same Camaro. Going to fit it with a sump kit and convert it over for a mech pump. Doing away with the electric pump. Got to my project later in the day. Got my ladder bars setup on the 92 FSC. Ran brake lines from proportion valve over to rear end. Welded a tab to hold line from rear to the frame. Installed panhard bar and centered everything in the rear. Put wheels and tires on it Sunday. Got this thing on the ground for the first time in 6 months. Even rolled it up and down the drive just for the heck of it. Ordered a new grille and all new lights, markers etc etc. Today I cleaned the underside of the bed and coated it with a spray in bediner from a can. Turned out nice. Im getting there!!!! Oh yeah and I found time to pick up my tools.
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Old 09-05-2005, 11:08 PM   #31
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Wicked Sensation, Nice truck!!!!!!!!!!!


This weekend I got a new Goodmark CowlHood and new wheels for my stepside.
Boyd 20x8.5's and 20x12's they are the Nemisis style from the *****in' series.
They are also the soft lip (no step design)
Toyo 325/50/20's in the rear
Toyo 255/40/20's in the front
Are you sure on that rear tire?? Those are almost 33" tall
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Old 09-05-2005, 11:21 PM   #32
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is it auto or manual, i am thinking about getting a 96 w/a 2.2, 5-speed, can a 6'2" person sit in one comfortable
Mine is a 5 speed. I am 6' and fit ok even with 2 10's behind the seat, its really what you are used to. My seat is not all the way back.

One word of warning though, the 94-97 2.2l s-trucks were bad for blowing head gaskets. The good news is the water jacket leaks to the outside of the head, so no internal damage. As a matter of fact, mine has been blown for about 6 years. I put a lower psi radiator cap on and just add water about once a week when I drive it every day. Other than that I havent had any problems with the truck.
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Old 09-05-2005, 11:33 PM   #33
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worked on getting my stereo system put in got the dash cut out so it fits now and started the rewiring process kinds reminds me of spaghetti at the moment til its done lol. carpet in hopefully next few days and also bench seat should be here this week.
also watched Osu Buckeyes win and play a great game sat. cant wait til this weekend when we beat the crap outta Texas lmao
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Old 09-06-2005, 08:41 AM   #34
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Thanks buddy, I think they look a little better than those old KMCs, dont you??
Uh...yeah! Like a gazillion times better. Now bag that biotch.
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Old 09-06-2005, 08:42 AM   #35
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..... Put wheels and tires on it Sunday......
Daaaang those look good. That is going to be bad @ss when you get it done....

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I got my starting/charging/ignition system all plumbed and wired in...Here is a pic of the MSD components all wired and installed under the dash. :
Nice detail work Jeff....

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Old 09-06-2005, 09:36 AM   #36
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.....Boyd 20x8.5's and 20x12's they are the Nemisis style from the *****in' series.
Glad to see you decided on the same height of wheel. I think you will be much happier with they way it will look.

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Old 09-06-2005, 09:44 AM   #37
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man!~ you guys were productive this weekend i scraped vct floor up at wifes work saturday a 3 hour job turned in to 8 1/2 hours machine wouldn't work did it by hand (i felt like i had been beaten with a billy club and a phone book) finished that went home took shower and drove to mom and dads new home in council grove k.s. from tulsa about 4 hours i drove all but 45 minutes of it. sunday i mopped around and looked at the town really neat updated old town with alot of history monday we headed back home about 5 p.m. and got home about 12:00 i really enjoyed myself even with the tiredness. n2trux that is awsome what you and daughters? are doing hobbz you too wicked nice ride big block73 looking sweet bagd74 looks a lot better i know theres other thing you guys did but thats what i could remimber enjoy your week and get some rest during your lunch breaks 86 gmg
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Old 09-06-2005, 08:46 PM   #38
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i drove my truck for the first time after lowering it. i also disconnected my kickdown cable and was manually shifting the auto. i lowered the front about 3.5 inches a couple of weeks ago.

i do have a front windshield now and i have washed it.
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Old 09-06-2005, 09:19 PM   #39
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Are you sure on that rear tire?? Those are almost 33" tall
Yup, big ole' tires.

BTW phantom dually, your truck is looking nice!!!!!!!!!!!

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Old 09-06-2005, 09:23 PM   #40
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Glad to see you decided on the same height of wheel. I think you will be much happier with they way it will look.

Thanks Ken, they were not my first choice of wheels but they were just the size I needed and the price was right!!
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Thanks Ken, they were not my first choice of wheels but they were just the size I needed and the price was right!!
Did they charge you out the but for the 12" wide wheel?? Gotta see the tire combo. What height are the fronts?? Im pretty stoked about the truck so far. Got the bed on today.
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N2TRUX - Very cool of you to help out, you did a great thing

Rojo - Get some pics off those wheels on the truck soon, I think that'll look wicked. BTW, are/did you tub the stepper or do the rear wheels have a special offset?

Phantom - Beautiful, looks like that truck is coming along great, hahaha, wish our 93' looked that good (yeah, we got a 93' 2wd SWB the other weekend and I kinda cleaned it up a little this weekend) and do you have any pics of the front end??

As far as what I did this weekend I

1) Did some more cleaning on the new 93' SWB (1 Owner, Turqouise, Lowered & C-notched and pinstriped, Fully Loaded, just hit 100k.) I will have some more pics after the euro's are removed..

(I don't know how much longer this pic will be here as Car Corner is now closed and this is an older pic of the truck off the website)

2)Took my ugly and painted Edelbrock performer intake off and installed a new Enduroshine Edelbrock Performer EPS manifold and then took brown for a little jaunt around the hill. I'll post the pics of it later....

3)Went and watched the American Miss pagent in Kent/Seattle washington, my little sis was among the top 25 finalists and it was her first year there so I thought that was pretty cool
Front end is going to the garbage hopefully by the weekend!!
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Old 09-07-2005, 12:42 AM   #43
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I think your going to be pleased with them once you get them mounted up. Get them on and show us some pics....
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N2TRUX - Very cool of you to help out, you did a great thing

Rojo - Get some pics off those wheels on the truck soon, I think that'll look wicked. BTW, are/did you tub the stepper or do the rear wheels have a special offset?

Phantom - Beautiful, looks like that truck is coming along great, hahaha, wish our 93' looked that good (yeah, we got a 93' 2wd SWB the other weekend and I kinda cleaned it up a little this weekend) and do you have any pics of the front end??

As far as what I did this weekend I

1) Did some more cleaning on the new 93' SWB (1 Owner, Turqouise, Lowered & C-notched and pinstriped, Fully Loaded, just hit 100k.) I will have some more pics after the euro's are removed..

(I don't know how much longer this pic will be here as Car Corner is now closed and this is an older pic of the truck off the website)

2)Took my ugly and painted Edelbrock performer intake off and installed a new Enduroshine Edelbrock Performer EPS manifold and then took brown for a little jaunt around the hill. I'll post the pics of it later....

3)Went and watched the American Miss pagent in Kent/Seattle washington, my little sis was among the top 25 finalists and it was her first year there so I thought that was pretty cool
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I spent the weekend visiting my sister in Louisiana. It seemed like I was the only person going from Texas to Louisiana. Everyone else was driving the other way.

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uuuuummmmmmm!!!! duuuu lets see pics of the pagent na just kidding thats a nice ride you have there though its a good blend of assesories
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I got my starting/charging/ignition system all plumbed and wired in...man, was that more work than I anticipated!! I spent more time routing and hiding wires than I did actually hooking stuff up, but it should all be worth it.

Here is a pic of the MSD components all wired and installed under the dash.

BTW - wicked, your stepside looks sweet...and mean...all at the same time.

BTW again, bagged74, those look MUCH better.
Damn that looks Killer
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Went to #3 sons football game {they beat Kennett MO 38-0 } Drove to Fayville & watched the Hogs win too. My wifes Granddad came in from Nashville so we bqed and just generally hung out. I did get my TH350 trans back from being rebuilt but they still aren't done with the machine work on the engine.
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Went to a weekend car show and took home the biggest award my club www.moldestuket.com .And my brothers girlfriend took home two trophies with her 95 S-10. Best Modified and Best Van/Truck
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[QUOTE=bigblock73]I got my starting/charging/ignition system all plumbed and wired in...man, was that more work than I anticipated!! I spent more time routing and hiding wires than I did actually hooking stuff up, but it should all be worth it. [QUOTE]

good work Jeff... keep the pics-a-comin!
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