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Front caliper cores
I’ve got a pair of GM D52 caliper cores and was wondering if there’s enough of a market with rebuilders or whatever or should I just throw them in with the scrap pile? I’m not looking to sell them, but I don’t wanna pay shipping in order to give them away either.- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Front caliper upgrade?
Funny thing about me is I like to be able to a stop… My calipers are pretty crusty anyhow and I was toying with the idea of a more powerful braking experience. I came across Wilwood’s 140-11290 kit which is a D52 replacement bolt on caliper set that has dual 2” pistons rather than the single 2...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Brakes
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35” Parking Brake Cable
These things come in a bunch of different sizes, so naturally I got the wrong one the first time I tried. It’s 35” long. New, never pulled tension. Tried to install and realized it didn’t reach. Doesn’t come with clips or any other hardware. $20 including shipping in the US.- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: For Sale
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Driver Floor Pan
Howdy, squares. I’ve got a floor pan from Brothers, PN FRP87LH. It wasn’t the part I ordered (very close part number to the correct one, so I see how the mistake happened in the warehouse), so they sent me the right one. They never arranged to ship this one back and I doubt they’d bother; the...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: For Sale
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Twin Fuel Tank Idea
I know this has been discussed previously, but I couldn’t find the thread. The idea of having 2 tanks that are both feeding the motor, to eliminate the need for a tank switch, has been knocking around my melon for quite some time and I think I came up with a solution. I drew a quick diagram...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Caged Nuts For Cab Mount
Hi guys. I'm having trouble sourcing the caged nut for the cab mount. The ones I have are so krusty that I'd rather use new ones. I know I could make them, but it's probably more time and effort to do it and I'd rather spend that time on the truck itself. I've checked all the usual places...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Seat Belt Question
I'll eventually have to replace the seat belts that I destroyed... I really don't like the older style belts that requires 2 hands to buckle/unbuckle. I'd much prefer to put in a more modern type, with a stiff braided wire for the female side of the buckle and a single belt reel with a sliding...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Interior
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Seat Hump Patch Panel?
A quick googling hasn't yielded any helpful results, so I'm asking here. Are there Seat Hump patch panels out there? My floor/rocker rust extends pretty well up the vertical portion of the seat hump and it doesn't look like the commercial patch panels would cover it. I could try to find a...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Hi, everybody.
Howdy. My name's Phil. I just got my '83 K20 a couple days ago; 350 runs strong, but has a metric ton of rust and an eclectic array of other issues. My intent is to fix her up as a long term project and [some day] put a whole lot of power under the hood. I like the look of a beat up, well used...- Phil 83K20
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- Forum: Introduction
