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Old 05-07-2008, 07:20 PM
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Then it will be new rotors, rebuild the calipers and x-over steering!


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I just sold my old axles as a pair, so time to get that old D60 out of the truck and prepair the D80 to go under. I will be changing the rear springs to 3" wide later down the road....

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Awesome work!! Wish I could weld that good. One question though.............are the neighbors pissin and moanin about the noise from fabrication??
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Awesome work!! Wish I could weld that good. One question though.............are the neighbors pissin and moanin about the noise from fabrication??
Hmmmmm.... not to me. I try to end all work well before dusk and I usually wait till around 10am to start. I am in violation of city code.... can't have a vehicle dissmantled for more than 10 days!
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Old 05-11-2008, 04:28 PM
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Sweet project, my friends got a 71 cc sb lifted up, but its just got a littel 300 6 in it, hes been wanting to do a diesel swap for a while, maybe this will be the thing that finally convices him to do it!
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After seeing those springs id be investing in a kidney belt...j/k.....Seems like some cities prefer there residents not to have a hobby.
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After seeing those springs id be investing in a kidney belt...j/k.....Seems like some cities prefer there residents not to have a hobby.
We will have to see how the springs ride.... I always intended on having some nice springs made for this one by National Spring. I also thought about four linking the front and rear.... but that will have to be a down the road project!

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subscribed for sure. awsome build. hope my crew turns out like that
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Looks real good keep up the fine work don't rush it.A artist takes his time sculpting.

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Well it has been a bit slow going.... the whole late model hub and rotor combination didn't need to be so difficult. To make a long story short.... I had a late model big stud hub on one side and an early small hole hub on the other and didn't realize it. Oh well.

Finished installing inner seals and carrier bearings.... reset the lash and now I'll get after that cone shaped pin on the knuckles, got to find me a big ass cheater pipe!





And now it is time for one of these......



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On another note..... Those 16.5" slot mags might be up for sale Since going to 9/16" wheel studs these wheels will have to be drilled to fit! I'm looking for a company that can do this down here in CA.... Sacramento to San Francisco area. Anyone have anything like this done before?



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Solution....

I found some Gorilla Duplex Mag Shank nuts in 9/16"-18 that are only .010 larger shank dia. So I will just have to ream the holes out a bit!





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On another note..... Those 16.5" slot mags might be up for sale Since going to 9/16" wheel studs these wheels will have to be drilled to fit! I'm looking for a company that can do this down here in CA.... Sacramento to San Francisco area. Anyone have anything like this done before?



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looks like there is plenty of meat on the rim to bore the holes out, keep up the good work
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Very cool project!!!! Can't wait to see more
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Great fab work man I do wish I could weld that well
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