1966 suburban slammed fuel injected 6.2L

[jasonhall]

Did you provide the measurements for the harness or does he know how far to lengthen it??
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[c.brown]

Originally Posted by jasonhall

Did you provide the measurements for the harness or does he know how far to lengthen it??
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i just told him what i had and what i wanted to do

[gostranger]

Hey any updates this whole suburban thing is catching on!!!
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[c.brown]

Ya have noticed a lot more now .working on fuel system trying to get it fired soon. I
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[gostranger]

C.Brown you have to get this build onto the suburban section!
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[c.brown]

Originally Posted by gostranger

C.Brown you have to get this build onto the suburban section!
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That's awesome there's a suburban section but how do u get moved there I see yours needs to be moved
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[Hart_Rod]

Nice build!

[c.brown]

Originally Posted by Hart_Rod

Nice build!

Hey thanks been chipping away at small thing gathering all new parts for rear brakes and down to a couple fittings on the fuel system then should be able to here the motor run
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[c.brown]

Finally some progress have a radiator now,working on driveshaft now
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[gostranger]

looking good!!!

[aggie91]

Just read thru this one. Tuning in for the home stretch....

[c.brown]

Originally Posted by gostranger

looking good!!!

thanks

Originally Posted by aggie91

Just read thru this one. Tuning in for the home stretch....

hope to keep some more progress going
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[c.brown]

Here's my cold air intake setup had to modify a little for the mass air and eventually make an airbox
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[gostranger]

wow that looks nice and clean!!!!

[jmedero]

Super cool build man.
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[c.brown]

Originally Posted by gostranger

wow that looks nice and clean!!!!

Originally Posted by jmedero

Super cool build man.
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Thanks guys trying to chip away at it
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[Hart_Rod]

Good progress. How's the driveshaft coming? Any pics?
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[kpc01]

C.brown I saw you got a boyd welding tank. I am looking for one for my 64 suburban that I will be doing porterbuilt suspension on. Can you tell me if the tank he sells fits well with the porterbuilt and if it will allow it to drop all the way still? I'm doing a LS motor as well so will be doing the EFI tank probably exactly like yours. My stock tank is only an inch or so from the floor but its about 13" tall and his is 10" I believe.

Any input or advice?

[biohazardbill]

Originally Posted by kpc01

C.brown I saw you got a boyd welding tank. I am looking for one for my 64 suburban that I will be doing porterbuilt suspension on. Can you tell me if the tank he sells fits well with the porterbuilt and if it will allow it to drop all the way still? I'm doing a LS motor as well so will be doing the EFI tank probably exactly like yours. My stock tank is only an inch or so from the floor but its about 13" tall and his is 10" I believe.

Any input or advice?

I don't know if this is too late or not but I have a tank from them in my burb with PB suspension.

Here it is installed:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=517669

I just got my FI pump from them the other day so I could also run FI. They still have the blueprint for specs. Will allow you to use factory fuel fill.

[kpc01]

Originally Posted by biohazardbill

I don't know if this is too late or not but I have a tank from them in my burb with PB suspension.

Here it is installed:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=517669

I just got my FI pump from them the other day so I could also run FI. They still have the blueprint for specs. Will allow you to use factory fuel fill.

thanks for the link. I'll definitely be doing this to mine!

[68GMCburban]

Awesome build! I can't wait to see it finished.

[c.brown]

Originally Posted by Hart_Rod

Good progress. How's the driveshaft coming? Any pics?
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so far on driveshaft cut the yokes off and had the old tubes milled of now just have to shorten and weld back together

Originally Posted by kpc01

C.brown I saw you got a boyd welding tank. I am looking for one for my 64 suburban that I will be doing porterbuilt suspension on. Can you tell me if the tank he sells fits well with the porterbuilt and if it will allow it to drop all the way still? I'm doing a LS motor as well so will be doing the EFI tank probably exactly like yours. My stock tank is only an inch or so from the floor but its about 13" tall and his is 10" I believe.

Any input or advice?

I would call them mine was the first one of these years he did I seen somebody else's on here from them and turned out a little better great guys to deal with and if your running Porterbuilt in the rear don't use the 4 link setup I was the Guinea pig and would go a different rout with what's out there now

Originally Posted by 68GMCburban

Awesome build! I can't wait to see it finished.

thanks its been slow I can't wait either
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[c.brown]

Here's the yokes after being milled and mounted my transmission cooler
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[Hart_Rod]

How much do you have to raise your carrier bearing? What angle did you set your motor at?

[c.brown]

Im in the process of figuring that out I will let u know when I do
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