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Old 05-06-2014, 07:20 PM   #1
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

Your chassis looks super nice! Great work!
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Old 05-08-2014, 09:25 PM   #2
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

Looks great, what length brake lines did you go with front and rear.
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Old 05-08-2014, 09:27 PM   #3
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Looks great, what length brake lines did you go with front and rear.
It's the ones Boris sent...all 4 are the same..will measure in am.....jim
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Looks great, what length brake lines did you go with front and rear.
All are 16".........jim
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Old 05-10-2014, 06:16 PM   #5
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All are 16".........jim
Thanks for the info Jim
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Old 05-09-2014, 04:16 PM   #6
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

Brake lines look great. Is your rear wiring for a trailer application? That's what I usually get too.
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Brake lines look great. Is your rear wiring for a trailer application? That's what I usually get too.
Yes and it works great AND I was able to run both it and 2 gauge battery cable down drivers side THRU THE EXTREME C-NOTCH....lot's of work with a helper but it is INSIDE the frame rail completely.....think i will start a thread on what needs to be done before final assembly of notch to make this easier for those who follow!!....pics tomorrow...running another 2 gauge down pass. side straight to starter...dr. side will run rest of truck....Batteries are common grounded to frame and positives will be tied together....second set of leads to go to charging posts at pass. rear taillight (which opens to reveal) to make that chore easier if u ever need a jump.....jim
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I wish I had known about that wire. That is slick, I just ran the original wire and a seperate wires for fuel pump and sender. Thanks for sharing
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I wish I had known about that wire. That is slick, I just ran the original wire and a seperate wires for fuel pump and sender. Thanks for sharing
And they make a heavier duty one.....

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Did you ground one side of that sender at rear?? I've got to look up the wiring diagram for that...been to long!!.....jim
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Looking good!
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Jim, that looks great...Jim
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Old 05-12-2014, 08:32 AM   #12
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Did you ground one side of that sender at rear?? I've got to look up the wiring diagram for that...been to long!!.....jim
I did ground one lead from the tank sender to the frame. I did the same for the fuel pump. I hope I did it right. The stock lead for the sender was only about 12" long so it made sense to ground it by the tank.
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Lookin good sir!
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Old 05-18-2014, 07:08 PM   #14
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That looks sweeeeeet...Jim
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Old 05-18-2014, 08:26 PM   #15
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

Jim all the rear portion work is looking really really good. What is the major reason for running dual batteries Jim?
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Just me...they are tied together...the pass. will run straight to starter lug..dr.side runs rest of truck..notice the box at rear of driv. batt...that's the autowire 175 amp mega fuse..made it where it's easy to get to if needed....notice those grommets in end of 1" crossover tubing..they are valvecover pvc grommets....worked perfect for that..........jim
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CLEAN...looking AWESOME !
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Old 05-28-2014, 10:37 PM   #18
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Well got it coming along...I'm anal about wiring and plumbing...I actually enjoy both...I know some of you are turning up nose on that one!!...lol...Waiting on some 45* fittings for the vu4 manifold to attach those 4 hoses hanging. Rest is pretty self-explanatory......Got a major swapmeet the 6-8th so will have to put this one to bed the weekend.....more later..jim
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A few more...........height sensors........
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Re: 68 aka "Chained in Porterbuilt Prison"

Been a couple weeks...swapmeet..honey-do's......Here's some Sunday Plumbing pics ......got brake and fuel lines ran....setting up accuair this week so i can put wheels back on and roll it out...then get motor and trans setup and start on driveshafts....AND put cab back on rotisserie and get bottom prepped.....more later.....jim
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Incredible work as always. I love all the attention to details. I wish I shared you joy for wiring.....
Need to get some mirrors to lay next to the truck, It's a shame to cover up that chassis with body panels.
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Incredible work as always. I love all the attention to details. I wish I shared you joy for wiring.....
Need to get some mirrors to lay next to the truck, It's a shame to cover up that chassis with body panels.
Nah!! I'm goin to drive it....just to see if all of those adel clamps i've installed by drillin and tappin DO what there supposed to ...NO CHAFIN!!!...LOL....more pics when i get back end done....jim
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Looking super...Jim
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Amazing work! I love the attention to detail! Keep it up
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