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While we are waiting for the repair panel, we got the sound proofing done.
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Also Mar-K All they sell is bed stuff, and they have really good stuff. Just ask Alan.
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it looks like the panels they sell only go about a foot up and the crunch is all the way to the belt line. Has anyone seen one of the patch panels, is there one that goes all the way up to the belt line?
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On another note, we tried to fire up the engine today with no luck, fuel pump didn't kick on and it wouldn't fire. I'll be calling Current Performance on Monday to see what may be happening...
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11-25-2009, 09:36 AM | #7 |
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Man great progress!!!
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Tom,
Looking good. WHat's the black stuff prior to the silver stuff? I'm familiar with the silver stuff. I assume you put it on with spray adhesive? But is the black stuff self adhesive or what? |
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Looks good Tom.
Btw, save the receipts for the sound deadener(sp?) and you might be able to claim it on your taxes(if you are a homeowner--that stuff is considered insulation)...I know it's not real expensive but every little bit helps, right?
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It's the Lowes peal and seal recommended by so many here. Like dynomat but not $$$. It had a sticky side that I put down before the silver stuff.
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awesome idea
i dont like the bulky heater box but it will make a great ram air box what air cleaner are you using
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there are alot of elements you can use.. just place flat panel type
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The ls1 f-bodys use a flat style filter that should be pretty easy to adapt within the box. I'll take some measurements if interested.
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I have a question and if I missed it in the thread I apologize.
So are you using a vintage air setup or the 08 truck heater/blower box? If you are using the vintage air setup, are you using the GM air conditioning compressor or the vintage air compressor? If you are using the 08 truck blower box, I need a number to the shop building the truck |
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Amazing truck, Tom! Really enjoyed the build thread!
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Thanks everyone!
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seams to me its not a stock unit. it looks like a vintage unit. I am goin to try to use the stock 08 but I have to mesure it and Im not sure just yet how to deal with the panel. If I go with the stock truck panel then Ill try to hide it some where. If I get it to work Ill let you know cl08.
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I am wanting to use the factory cluster. so i was thinking i can use it all. I am building a crewcab and I want to use the door locks. power windows. remote start ect.
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Are you getting an entire 08 truck? FWIW, When I was planning my project, RRC recommended that if I wanted to use all the modern stuff that comes with a new truck it would be better to buy a good running truck so he could work on them side my side.
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Hey Tom,
I have been eagerly awaiting an update. Good progress. I really like the air cleaner idea, wish I had thought of it. I built a plenum box and mounted a classic 14" air cleaner on top so it looks momentarily like it has a carb. What did you find wrong with the drive by wire? I have my pedal mounted but I am not ready to start the engine yet. If you have any tips I would be glad to hear them. TR
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