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Now that's more better. Lol
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very nice engine
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I'm still learning about all this, but I see on PML's website they will drill the the PCV and breather for you. I'm assuming the passenger side rear is the PCV and the front of the driver side cover has the breather, can you just fill the engine with oil by unplugging the breather? (I believe) My current breather is routed from the valve cover to the air cleaner, with yours it just looks like a plug with no hose, are you going to route a hose to the air cleaner or is that plug sufficient? |
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With a drop member is the ride height adjustable? (silly question really, I know it is) I mean, I know it wont go back up to stock height....but is the idea that it's always pretty much draggin frame? I only ask because I want to go this route, in fact, I just had my estimate from the guys at PB come through the other day. But I use my truck daily and for haulin now and again.
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Thanks Seth, I'm way new at this but keen to go the PB route with my truck...are there any other major modifications you need to make in order to install PB drop member? I read on superflysteiny that he shortened the rear end, is that necessary? And does the drive shaft need to be modified?
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Pretty much need to strip truck to bare frame., that's really the easiest. Not nessecarry to narrow the rear end. Yes drive shaft will probably have to be modified. You should run a 2 piece if you want to lay frame. Go with porterbuilt from the start. I have built some stuff and tried cheaper routes and it's not worth it. PB is the best and worth every penny!
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Thanks mate.
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Are there any performance/ventilation issues with having the PCV mounted inboard on the valve cover? Most I've seen are on top. Was there a particular reason you had yours drilled for the PCV on the rear passenger and the breather on the front driver side cover? My current setup has the PCV on the rear driver and breather on the front passenger, just trying to pick your brain a little...I appreciate the help. |
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No issues with ventilation. PML drills it there to look cleaner and they have a baffle built in there between where your rocker arms are |
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Anymore progress?
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Hey give me a break. Hahaha. Jk. Worked on the cab quite a bit today getting everything put back in. I will post pictures soon. Trying to get cab on chassis next week:metal:
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rear ends do have to be narrowed if you have a wide rear end and you run a full width offset on the rear 10 inch wheel
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Have you put a high hump in the cab yet?
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Your engine looks great!:metal:
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The Extreme Dropmember requires a factory high hump. It's easy to add. |
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Soooo, who's got a high hump I can buy? lol
Thanks for the heads up Lowlife |
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The versions with a 4-speed shifter hole or a transfer case shifter (or both) are the cheapest. But thanks to the Dropmember's need for them,... they are getting harder to buy on this board. |
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This guy had two for sale, looks like he's sold one.....http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?p=6587551
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Found one, thanks guys!
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Cab progress. (Before high hump) Lmfao
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High hump!
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