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Re: 69 crew duramax build
His donor is an LBZ duramax. Trevor
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
Lbz donor. Cab has to come up about 3" to meet bed.
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
That's pretty wild how the crew cab and Longhorn bed fall right on to the crew cab long bed newer chassis.
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
That's coming together real nice!
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
Man,it's coming together quickly. How does the cab fit over the tranny as of right now? I haven't started test fitting my dmax/ally under mine yet. My frame is really similar in dimensions as your newer frame and was just curious as what it fits like. Trevor
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
Plenty of clearance for trans.
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Great looking project! im starting to build a 72 crew cab dmax. Any advice on lowering the burb roof skin? I was originally gonna leave the tall roof but i almost think itd be easier to lower it.. I was just gonna cut a couple inches out of the roof skin and drop it down but then it wont be wide enough...
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
You will have to slit the corners and "flatten" it out to fit.
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
That is one badass looking rig! Will you be using the 06 interior or keeping the 69 interior.
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69 interior
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Great looking truck...
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i think it would look best if you could somehow drop the bed lower instead of raising the cab
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I have the wood floor supports resting on frame. Can't go lower without notching frame or raising bed floor. Really don't want to do either.
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
This is awesome. Do you mind sharing some more pictures of the 4th door work? How did you all go about building the B-pillar?
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
Body mounts installed! Frame does show a little more than factory 06. But not too horrible. Needs steps anyway. I think it will clear 35's with no lift. Think I might try to modify a set of chrome steps and attach them to power folding board motors. That way they block frame but still fold down for easy entry.
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Looking good!
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http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...pssyst9mgx.jpg
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...psvgqqk2pk.jpg Fender mocked up. Hood will not shut, Reservoir on master cylinder is too tall. But this is location it needs to be mounted to firewall. So now I'm on the hunt for shorter reservoir. Or a remote reservoir. Any ideas? |
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http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...psfnu4ut4g.jpg
Pedals are also mounted. This is why master cylinder needs to stay put. We like pedal location |
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The truck is looking great. Keep the pics coming.
For a shorter reservoir, some Astro vans used individual pieces that look considerably shorter. http://classicbroncos.com/photos/dat...hydroboost.jpg ... and others used a single reservoir similar to like a '96ish K2500 truck. http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/OTA0WDE2MD..._id=880000500F Those MC's look like an older design. This C5 MC looks similar. You might want to keep an eye on the fluid level... those Dmax trucks have some massive brakes that take a lot more fluid volume than a C5 does. http://bionicengineering.net/media/f...e/IMG_1471.JPG |
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Do you have any more pictures of how you welded the horizontal roof posts together above the rear doors? I was just wondering since the burb is different than the truck...
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Following, been wanting to do this to a dually Duramax
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subscribed.
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Re: 69 crew duramax build
I do still have the rear half. I can try to get a picture tomorrow
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