11-14-2011, 02:54 AM | #626 |
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thanks lol. i learned a little trick from someone here on the board that i read somewhere, that said to hold the gun farther away so it doesn't burn through as easy when using flux core welders on sheet metal. and im also using the lowest setting on it as well as that trick
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11-14-2011, 11:10 AM | #627 |
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looks good!
have you tried opening the hood with it on there? just make sure it doesnt hit anything before you burn it in!
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My scoop goes about an inch farther back then the stock hood, using some custom hinges, Mine clears. I think stock hinges would give more clearance.
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well i have no hinges so technically yes it will hit, but once i figure out what im gonna do as far as that no it should not hit
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finally found your build. i like it dude. keep it up
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12-05-2011, 10:34 AM | #631 |
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any updates?
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12-06-2011, 04:30 PM | #634 |
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hey 1sik7t2/Dave, read the previous post right before yours
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Well guys, their wont be any updates on this thing for a while as i am now working driving a semi-truck, i will be running probably 48 states to start, but im gonna try and get on a dedicated run and do 11 western states. so when i come back to town for some home time this thing needs to go into storage for a while as i need to move and im not gonna pay rent for somewhere im not staying at all of the time lol. once i get caught up on bills and what not the buying of things for it will start to happen again
but on a side note, i should be getting rid of my 1970 VW beetle and picking this up...... its a 1990 sierra single cab short bed with a v8. it needs some work but runs and is in overall pretty good shape. it used to be lowered at one time as it has a bolt in c-notch. so it will end up being lowered again. gonna go with a 4"-6" drop as i am getting the stuff to do the front from a friend of mine for basically free as he had an extra front end laying around. so all i will need to buy is the flip kit for the rear. its gonna get a fresh rattle can satin black paint job over the black thats already on it, and it will also end up being all blacked out with no chrome, some different wheels, and smoked taillights and turn signals, and the windows will also be retinted with limo tint. i will also fix the issues that it has and do some exhaust work as well. eventually it may receive a 96 chevy front grille and lights that will be blacked out as well if i change it up so what do you guys think??? Last edited by project 67 sub; 01-22-2012 at 03:00 PM. |
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good luck on the new run! Let me know if you ever run an empty low boy through CO to CA
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Good luck! I drove for eight years and loved it.
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thanks guys, well nothing to update on the burb other than its in storage wheeless and up on jackstands. BUT, here is a few update pics on my new daily for when im on home time. it still needs a lot of work but is slowly getting closer to how i want it
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a super small update for the burb even though im not home... bought/ordered a couple more autometer sport comp gauges (water temp, and volts) from jegs this morning. so when ever i am home and have some spare time im gonna get my gauge cluster all put together, wired up, and hopefully installed
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and a pic (couple of months old) of how the burb currently sits.... in storage and waiting patiently for some new parts and work to be done.
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I know you must miss your burb...glad I found this thread...it is me from FB with the 72 bagged stepper (see avatar).
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yah i miss it lol. and i recognized the name leon and the pic haha.
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the autometer gauges came in last thursday...
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ordered one of theses, and a transmission crossmemeber
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just bought some ride tech upper and lower a-arms from Mike Losh (aka 67cheby) and ordered new lower cross shafts and a couple bushings for them from ride tech...
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cant wait till i can start putting these new part i have been buying on, getting impatient waiting for them and time to put them on haha
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Caddy tail lights...awesome!
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thanks, i MIGHT rip them out and go a different route but not sure yet lol
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