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Looks good Protrash.
I really like those big smooth wheels.

Burbans seem to have so much more attitude with the drop in altitude.
I know what you mean about as low as you can go.
The only way I can get mine any lower would be cutting the floor for a notch.
Can't bring myself to do that.

Burbs Rule!
Dave

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The burban is lookin nice man....

Hows the 'juice' coming ?

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Thats a good looking Burb, nice work. :chevy:

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Thanx very much everyone; glad you like it and hope it inspires someone to go turn a couple wrenches. I look at the stuff on this message board and it always gets me motivated. Cool fabrication, engine builds,and just cleaning up a stocker is always nice.

Dino; I will be going to Goodguys as a spectator and not driving anything. I'll look you up if you're there.

Dave; thanx buddy, havent seen you on here in awhile....ever get your interior fixed up?

John(Chief); thanx dude...still slow but Im getting the parts together and trying to figure out how a clean install would go.

gulfcoast66; thanx for the compliments.

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Looks great.

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Very cool truck. I like it , nice job.

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Digging this out of the graveyard.......we all know the sickness;). I've been collecting ideas and parts (Craigslist is your friend) and waited 'til this weekend to do a makeover on the 'burb. I liked the truck but it was not exactly what I was shooting for, so I decided to make some changes.

First up, my bags leaked. There were to many fittings due to the 'manifold' I made for the valves. I scored a new tank and will hang the valve assemblies off the tank. It eliminates numerous fittings. I will also be adding gauges to the front 2 bags.

Secondly I'm changing the look of the truck.......I'm not ready for white walls, but I'm going back somewhere into the late 70's and early 80's for a different look. After I pulled out some pieces of the suspension I had to bolt on my new rolling stock and check it out. It is SUPER low.....:metal::metal:. I'm sporting 295/50/15's in the rear and 265/50/15's in the front, mounted on some pick-up Rallys. The truck is so low that a jack is still stuck under the frame, but I was too tired to get it out:lol:.

I'll be updating as I go this weekend....more to come. I just had to show a hint of the new look.

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The new shoes and the new look.......old dusty parts too......

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This is a great looking Burb!

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Looks good vato. I finaly got to sit down and go threw your thread. Very nice.

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Jeff
the teaser shot of the new shoes looks amazing!!!

Can't wait for more :thumbs:

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Thanx.....mite have to go 70's van style and build flares for the rears if I cant get the panhard centered.:fro:

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sounds like time for a watt's link :devil:

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Diggin those truck rallys!
I think you need to roll it outside for a nice stance picture....

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Nice.......Very nice!!:metal:

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I'd be willing to bet the 'Deluxe' panhard kit would do the trick.....mounts to the lower passenger trailing arm for larger radius.

Thanx DWC.......cool pics from Goodguys awhile back, I enjoyed those. I cant roll the damn thing anywhere until I get my airride put back together.:smoke:

I'm diggin' the different look too!! Thanx Alan.....need to get to work on my p/u as its starting to get some surface rust from the last sanding...:m6:

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I do have a small update.....Sunday I mostly fixed up some of the previous work and did a bunch of head scratching. Fitting those tires is a *****. I trimmed my fender lips some more and decided to adjust the panhard. I moved it 5/16th's toward the passenger side. I think its a little too far and I may have to split the difference and bring it back some. NOTE...measure the side to side at the same hite to compare...I think this threw me a little off, oh well. I have the adjustable panhard from CPP, by the way.

I did get the tank in its new home and partially plumbed. I like it alot. It tucks up nicely and looks clean. I may re-route the compressor leads up over the way I had them before. I needed 45* fittings to do it and I didnt have them.....check the pics, I have everything else.:lol: Dino warned me about this....in the pic of the valves and various fittings, the fittings are about $250 worth.

I got the two front sets of valves mounted but no pic of that. They are the middle two rows on the bench. I need to add my 3/8's fittings to the other set as I am stepping down a size in the rear bags. Keeping the 1/2'' to the front but adding a gauge for the front two corners.

Here are the pics.......I'll get some more soon.:uhmk:

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i dig the new steelies

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:thumbs:

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Man i dont see how I missed this thread, sweet burb

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I think you should go back to the smoothies! They looked clean! Just my 2 cents. Love your burb by the way!
Tony from Norcal

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:no::no::no:

:haha:

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:metal: This is going to be one cool ride. :metal:

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I was wondering when the local pizza parlor was going to call and demand that protrash return their baking pans.

:ito:

-W

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What did you do with the Centerlines?

Did you get my PM a while back?

Scott