Pics on Lifts
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11-17-2015, 12:43 AM
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11-17-2015, 08:06 PM
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Apparently... I was in Philadelphia when they did this, the truck was in Georgia.... I'm still reworking half the stuff they did. Suppose to be a mild performance build... They screwed that up pretty good.
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11-18-2015, 10:07 PM
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I've fixed most of it. I need to rip out the wiring harness for my fuel system and make anotherone, install it myself when I have free time. They screwed that up good.
But I'll be building another block here soon so I can make 750+ rwhp and be damn near daily driver reliable.
But I'll be building another block here soon so I can make 750+ rwhp and be damn near daily driver reliable.
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12-14-2015, 10:27 AM
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Poor man's 4 post lift. My shop even has A/C! lol
and to think this was only a few years ago....
rolled the chassis right out from underneath it, backed a trailer in it place, and jacked it down. I did borrow a 2 post to put it back together though.
left the chassis right on the trailer, backed it under the the cab on the 2 post and lowered her down. That was way easier than the ladder cluster **** haha.
and to think this was only a few years ago....
rolled the chassis right out from underneath it, backed a trailer in it place, and jacked it down. I did borrow a 2 post to put it back together though.
left the chassis right on the trailer, backed it under the the cab on the 2 post and lowered her down. That was way easier than the ladder cluster **** haha.
