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Old 07-16-2010, 07:04 PM   #51
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Re: Just thought I would show my crew cab build

I was just curious, do you have to install the bilstein shocks upside down like that? Usually the cylinder portion is at the top, boot, right?
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Old 07-21-2010, 12:37 AM   #52
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I was just curious, do you have to install the bilstein shocks upside down like that? Usually the cylinder portion is at the top, boot, right?
I installed them that way cause there were no instructions and that put the stickers right side up so not sure.
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Old 07-21-2010, 12:43 AM   #53
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It's looking awesome! I love your bumpers! Do you have any pics of the begining of the front?
I started both the front and rear with some 2x6 box tubingthat was cut to the outside width of the frame. since I had it. I welded the factory front brackets directly to that. I hope this helps you they turned out pretty cool I will hopefully get some final pics of the truck up here next week.
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Old 07-21-2010, 03:08 PM   #54
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I think I'm going to build a bumper like that for my 76. That turned out awesome and it doesn't look that difficult. Sweet job!
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Old 07-21-2010, 03:25 PM   #55
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Yeah, definately ought to turn those shocks right side up. I am beyond jealous of this truck. I need a crew sooooo bad.
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Old 08-16-2010, 10:14 PM   #56
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I got it done here is one of the final pictures it has worked great so far put about fifty miles on it last weekend.
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Old 08-16-2010, 10:17 PM   #57
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Can you take a picture at night of the headlights turned on please. What brand are those?
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Old 08-16-2010, 10:24 PM   #58
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Man that is sick. I must have!
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Old 08-17-2010, 06:20 PM   #59
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Can you take a picture at night of the headlights turned on please. What brand are those?
I am out of town at the moment but the head lights are some reflectors from ebay with a hid kit installed from ebay.
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Here are some pics with a real camera instead of a cell phone
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It looks sharp dude! Now wheres the Youtube video?

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Old 09-16-2010, 10:27 PM   #62
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Your truck looks killer! Congrats on a job nicely done!
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It looks sharp dude! Now wheres the Youtube video?

Oh and you can change your sig now.
it doesnt blow enough smoke yet for a you tube video but it will shortly.
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Your truck looks killer! Congrats on a job nicely done!
Thanks I am pretty happy with how it turned out
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Old 09-16-2010, 10:43 PM   #65
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You want smoke? I can help you out on that real easily.
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Have you done anything to the VE? There pretty easy to make smoke.
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Have you done anything to the VE? There pretty easy to make smoke.
I have twisted a few screws and messed with the timing. it does smoke but it will smoke more once I get my 100 horse injectors and thinking of doing a fuel pin.
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Yeah that should do it.
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it doesnt blow enough smoke yet for a you tube video but it will shortly.
PLEASE don't be one of THOSE guys!

It's a great truck and looks awsome. But I absalutley HATE the guys that drive these diesels that smoke everyone out on the road. We have one that everytime he takes off or gets tied up in traffic he floors it and everyone has to stop because you can't see. When he finally broke down IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD I stopped and laughed at him. It's just unsafe for other divers.

Anyways, don't mean to soapbox here but your truck is just too nice to have people think bad of it.
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The truck looks awesome, very nicely done! Can you get some more pictures of the bumpers? They look like they turned out really nice.
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You can have these smoke controllably................... It is all up to the driver. I like smoke as much as the next guy, but there is a time and place for it. I try to keep my DD non smoky as I can. On these higher hP mechanical engines it takes some tuning.
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man I love your truck, the bumpers look awesome I would chrome the hell out of 'em.
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came out awesome....good job
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very cool truck, I wanna convert my dually to diesel, probably a Cummins. do you guys have any suggestions on what engine to look for ? I would like to stay mechanical with an automatic.
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The P-pump 12v's are the easiest to get cheap reliable power from. They are in 94-98 dodges. For an automatic, try to find a 94 or 95. They are a non electrictronic overdrive with lock up. You will need to do some upgrades to it to make it bullet proof, but they are great transmissions. You can go with the 1991.5-93 dodges as well. They are an intercooled VE or rotary injection pump and are very reliable. You can make respectable HP with these too. The autos in these are basically a heavy duty 727 with an overdrive in them.
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