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Can't wait to see it finished. Keep up the good work.
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Got ridetech lower strongarms to help level out the truck. The rear was sitting A lot lower. Now the inside of the fender is sitting on the tires and it has lowered an inch and a quarter or so. Still has a lot more to go down but I’m going to set it up so it sits level with the rear.
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this is an awesome build, i"m piecing together a turbo setup right now for mine, so this is getting me stoked.
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True imaginary thinking you have. The dash idea is awesome to suit your taste. I like how you say the "original dash never did anything for you" so you just simply change it to your liking. Nice!
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With the ridetech control arms in the first thing that became very obvious was these inner fenders aren’t going to work. I found frizzle fry’s inner fender post and kind of worked off of that.
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Ended up remaking the intercooler mount so I could get a set of filler panels for between the grill and core support. Also, have a pair of viair gen 2 air compressors on the way.
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Got a 9” tuff stuff booster and got it flush mounted... for the most part. Going to have to modify the steering column bracket a little bit. Also knocked out the studs from the brake pedal bracket so I could mount to this booster. Going to get a rhd s10 master. Hopefully that will be enough for the Brembos. Read about this combo over on the pro-touring forums.
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Worked on the coldside piping last night. I think I have it pretty much figured out and found a 4” piece for the intake that I think will work out perfect. Also got a dual pack of viair 485c gen 2 compressors. Just need to make the brackets to hold them and the tanks.
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Got the intercooler piping where I think it needs to be. Still needs welded though.
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Pushed the truck out of the garage today to clean had to get a picture of it with the c7.
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The 2 very best choices that a man could want. You've got all bases covered.:chevy:
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Great work.
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Got the tank and compressor brackets made and mounted. Two 3 gallon tanks and 2 485c compressors
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Was going back and forth on the shock location and ultimately decided on keeping them in the stock location mainly so that I can run the exhaust out the back. Still have to finish the mounts but here is the rough idea.
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Got the shock brackets tacked on and the cab pulled off and started working on the exhaust. Splitting the 4” downpipe to a dual 3”
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Made some more progress on the exhaust. Need to get a driveshaft to make sure I’ll have enough clearance between it and the exhaust. After calling the local driveshaft place and getting a quote on a 2 piece I’m leaning towards 1 piece. I took out the carrier bearing mount and mocked up what a 3.5” driveshaft would be and it looks like it’ll work with a little clearancing on the crossmember.
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Awesome build!
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Got the passenger side exhaust tacked up back to the axle. Now to get it under the driveshaft without hanging down low.
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