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09-25-2018, 01:25 PM | #1 | |||
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Re: 1976 CCSB Duramax Project #trucknamedsue
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One of the reasons I chose the LML duramax was the body electronics side of things. I could have much easier and cheaper used the LBZ but the older ABS was crap compared to the GMT900 LML. This truck I'm building will have all the safety features a new truck has minus airbags and restraints control. The goal is to stuff all this new technology under the cover of the '76. I want the dash to remain as stock appearing as I can. This is why I worked to hide the wheel angle sensor, and the brake position sensor. If the average person doesn't notice anything out of place, that would be perfect. If later I feel like drilling the bumpers for the sonar systems I can custom flash the BCM and do adaptive cruise like the tahoes have. That would be pretty cool as well.
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10-14-2018, 12:12 AM | #2 | |
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Re: 1976 CCSB Duramax Project #trucknamedsue
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Holy cow. Nice work. Great fabrication, system integration and attention to detail.
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