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Old 02-01-2010, 01:53 PM   #1
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Re: Project "Mid Life Crisis Low Rider Burb"

Very nice build.

Any new updates?
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Old 02-22-2010, 08:50 PM   #2
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Re: Project "Mid Life Crisis Low Rider Burb"

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That looks sweet! and you are making good progress!
Thanks I am working 4 10hr days now so its only weekends that I can work on it.

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Your son did a great job on the Video and I think he used every transition on the mixing board as well! I wish I had half the patience that takes.

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He didnt miss any transistions. He is going to be updating it soon.

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I believe your belt routing is incorrect. If that's a stock GM serpentine, which it looks like it is, the belt should go around the water pump between the crank pulley and the PS pulley, not between the alt and the PS pulley. Hope that helps!
Thanks. It sure looks like the belt was too close together near the tensioner.

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Very nice build.

Thanks

Any new updates?
Yes I am going to update now.
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Old 02-22-2010, 09:03 PM   #3
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Re: Project "Mid Life Crisis Low Rider Burb"

Well I have some progress to show. I got the front airbags all drilled and installed. I have been waiting for 2 months for conversion drop spindles from ECE and I still havent heard from them. I had to put the 3/4 ton spindles back on so I can continue. I bought the repo inner fenders and sent them and the radiator support to the paint shop for black paint and clear. They turned out awsome. I got the master cylinder, booster and all the brackets painted and installed. I want to get as much done in the engine compartment so I dont have to work over painted fenders. I saved all my bolts and brackets in ziplock bags and labeled them. Now I havent got a clue how it goes back together. I park my 71 Cheyenne in the garage and use that as a guide. I ordered all new front end bolts so I wouldnt have to mess with the old rusty ones.

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Re: Project "Mid Life Crisis Low Rider Burb"

I also got the brake pedal assembly and the parking brake pedal all painted and installed. I sent out the 3 door catches, the hood hinges and the hood latch for chrome powdercoating and they came back real nice. That was $80 bucks. I got the inners all bolted up to the fenders. The gloss black is like a mirror. Got the radiator support all bolted up and the fenders installed. It took some work to get everything close. I had to trim some holes to get it close. I bought a new Goodmark cowl hood and bolted it on. A few more hours and the alignment wasnt too bad. The radiator support cushions were too high and the tops of the fenders were pinching on the doors so out they came. I had to shim about 1/2 the height of the cushions.
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The pics of the engine compartment dont look as good as in person. Too bad the 16 inch wheels are back on. I twined the front airbags together so I could inflate them. If I let the air out the tires will go through the inners. We got the tailgate on and the back hatch. Loaded up the burb on the car trailer and brought it to the bodyshop for PAINT!!!!!. I was thinking ghost flames but I couldnt make up my mind and I dont want to buy bodyside trim so its going to be Vista Blue pearl with a silver roof. That should go with the grey interior I guess. Too late now so no regrets!
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