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I'm in! Looks like an awesome project, great work so far!
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Holy s*****t that looks good!
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kool build...im following
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I got a present from UPS yesterday! Now if only my truck was together so I could use it.
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Got all my parts back from powder coat. Looks better than I expected.
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that first pic in your build looks like Albuquerque.
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Looks great! Now the fun part of bolting all that nice shiny stuff together, you can't hardly beat it!
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01-20-2013, 03:32 PM | #86 |
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What spindles did you use with the mild dropmember? In the beginning you said you had 3.5 is that what you used or stock?
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Looks awesome. I'll follow along.
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01-20-2013, 04:40 PM | #88 |
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I used airbagit.com's 3.5 drop spindles. They are a true 3.5 drop compared to the original '68 drum spindles but only about 2.5 drop compared to a '72 disc spindle. Here's a progress pic.
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Thanks!
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Awesome, frame looks great
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01-21-2013, 02:38 PM | #92 |
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Nice! Love the work on the frame & the p/c!. I've always had thought I was going black with mine, but lately going some shade of gray/silver is becoming more & more appealing. Sigh... decisions...
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Thanks everyone. I'm really pleased with my color choices. Here is a close up of the frame color.
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I love the new frame work!
Did you have any problems with the EXO mount on the side of the frame under the bed before? I am thinking about putting mine in the same place... Lots of room under there? Lonnie
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Front end done minus rotors
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01-29-2013, 10:38 PM | #97 |
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Got the rear end put in tonight
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Awesome!
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Lookin awesome man! What spindles does that PB front memeber use?
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