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Great work. I usually don't post up but browsing your pics and see a Dana 60...you got my attention. Nice to see an appropriate axle for a build like this.
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Thanks so much, I appreciate it. Tryin to do it right on the first time...lessons learned i guess, in the past. lol
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18x8 front 20x15 rear. sorry for the delay, been kinda busy lately.... the motor should be goin in this week!
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Nice job on the batt box cover!!! I saw on the other site...
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Thanks PTC, Iam goin to upload more photos tomorrow of the battery box and the fire wall.
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Motor going in. Exciting!!
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Movin foward here,gettin some work done on the fire wall...Almost there!
Iam mounting the battery under the cab floor on the passenger side. Really couldnt find any battery hatch that i care for, so I fabricated this one. It will have a seal when the lid closes with the slam latch. I also made a Trim piece for when the carpet gets put in to give it a nice finished look. I still need to fabricate another 1/4" frame so i can weld it underneath the floor and thread the holes for the screws, so so I can put a seal between the hatch frame and floor to weather proof it. |
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Fire wall looks good.
I like the battery hatch. Kim |
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How much time you have into that battery hatch cover? Because everybody I have talked with says they are not making them anymore in that size. You could fill a need for the "underfloor battery community"..... just sayin!
Or it could be used as a Ice Chest Cooler lid for hiding under the bed????? So many uses!
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late to the party but im in. Great craftsmanship on the door gaps etc.
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Thank you Rick...Lotta hours to do that....friends would come by every other day and say " Is that all you got done so far".."what's taking so long"....these are not your average car guys...only people on sites like this, knows all this stuff takes time and patients.LOL
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Nice Battery hatch cover!! It's all in the details.
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Quote:
http://www.rockvalleyantiqueautopart...cess_doors.pdf
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Ptc ... PM sent.
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FINALLY ! put in the BBC , Took a while to get it in position being a custom frame and nothing to go by. I used turn buckels to keep the engine in position to take mesurements and the final weld for the mounts. The engine is pushed back 3 3/4" to improve handling also to give me extra clerance for the belt drive system (Pictured below)
I will be using a PRC horizontal radiator with dual fans and even though the engine was pushed back, I will need to push the radiator forward a 1 1/2" thorough the core support to squeeze in the belt drive |
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Looks real nice.
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great looking truck
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Looking good Mike!!! your cog belt made me re-think my whole engine mount system now too. Thanks for detailing it out. My supercharger will have a 2.5" wide cog belt drive. I guess my firewall has got to get moved no matter what!
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I love this kind of detail work. I am inspired.
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Haven't had any updates lately but Mr. UPS brought me this belt drive system this evening.. It will be a few days til I get it mock up and put on...
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Very nice.
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Looking GOOD!!!!! that BBC looks great in that front end.....
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any updates?
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No sorry... i wish. The wife said . Time is up! And had to start remodeling the bath room.... just got done with the dry wall..hopefully 2 more weeks and I'll be done....HOPEFULLY!... iam getting the itch to start working on truck...but as they say HAPPY WIFE..HAPPY LIFE!
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