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Old 06-10-2013, 03:49 PM
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Update?
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This thing is sick! Can't wait for more progress.
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Originally Posted by thunderwagen
Update?
Small stuff, found out my th350 was actually a th350c (been awhile since I used old school trannies) so I'm waiting on trans shop to finish my trans and converter. Hopefully have it up and running in next few weeks.

I MIGHT change cosmentic plans for it tho. I'm thinking flat black, fat black steel wheels all around with fat tires, side exhaust thru the both fenders with stainless plates.... kinda the vision. But that will be after I get it all going lol
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Originally Posted by Vcious04
Small stuff, found out my th350 was actually a th350c (been awhile since I used old school trannies) so I'm waiting on trans shop to finish my trans and converter. Hopefully have it up and running in next few weeks.

I MIGHT change cosmentic plans for it tho. I'm thinking flat black, fat black steel wheels all around with fat tires, side exhaust thru the both fenders with stainless plates.... kinda the vision. But that will be after I get it all going lol

IMO now this is just a suggestion but I don't think you should shoot it flat black everyone and their brother are painting their cars flat black now.

Need moar picssssss
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I tend to agree.

1. I think scuff it up and shoot it with a flat clear.

or

2. Flat White with White or Red wheels.


Very different....
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Originally Posted by Tuckin15s
IMO now this is just a suggestion but I don't think you should shoot it flat black everyone and their brother are painting their cars flat black now.

Need moar picssssss
Lol, good suggestions brother. I am going to keep it the way it is until it's fully functional and pimp it the way it is. Can't wait to finish the drop so I can see how she sits on the ground. I actually might go a tad lower if it doesn't drop enough.

I will post pics later this week. Texas summer heat sucks along with bugs/mesquitos. Garage door open and night while I work on it = bug bitten.
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Awesome build. Everything looks great.
I'm in for more pics to
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Alright fellas, quick update!

Wastegates are fully plumbed in and vented to the heavens. Blow off valve is plumbed in. Cold side is nicely coated. Gonna start hitting it hard now that the blazer is officially sold and going to its new owner in NY.

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Looks great! but you sold the blazer!?
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Looks great! but you sold the blazer!?
Thanks mang! Yeah, I hated to see it go, really didn't wanna sell it but I have a few projects in the works and need the room. I have alot of fun building this stuff haha
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Got both the downpipes completed today. I think they turned out great! Fitment is good, sure do love the real estate under this hood lol.











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Nice job. Quick question - can you still get the valve cover off with the pipe in place? If not, maybe add another Vband so you can easily remove it?

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sweet , are you gonna run meth ?
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Originally Posted by douglee25
Nice job. Quick question - can you still get the valve cover off with the pipe in place? If not, maybe add another Vband so you can easily remove it?

Doug
Appreciate that! Yup, plenty of room for removal. Downpipe is very easy to remove if needed for any reason.
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Originally Posted by ramairetransam
sweet , are you gonna run meth ?
Thanks man, nope just good old corn sauce e85
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Lookin good!
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***UPDATE

Finished the front suspension tonight. Sitting a lot better now, much easier to lean over the fenders now haha.

Tomarrow I will remove the bed and start on the c-notch and flip for the rear. Why it's off, fuel pumps going in along with solid welded rear diff.



















Back needs to be dropped pretty bad...

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Looking good!
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Got a lot accomplished yesterday. Full Suspension is done front and back (McGaughry's C-Notch, Flip, Spindles and Springs), twin fuel pumps are in and 3.08 Gears are in Fully Welded up

Now for the pics!



















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Love the stance!


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