TPISly-C10
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just love it sound great at good price
What have you done to your square lately??
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waterpirate
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So no joy at all. GRRRRRRRR! I got the 4 person full on chinese inspection. Hood up, tape measure out, mirror on wheels to look at the underneath. Meanwhile the mustang on my left would not stay running due to the low idle and aggressive cam. The bro dozer on the right had a bumper that was above my waist with tires out past all four corners. They both passed. I failed for window tint at 10% and no cat. Go figure. And they wonder why I prefer the Pirate life. lol
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fKN JAGGOFS!!!!
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getting closer with swapping out the LS engine. I did take the crank caps off the old.....it melted the center bearing.....too the point that it will not rotate with all but rear cap removed. I can bump the crank up (with it upside down on stand) but will not turn.
The oil pump failed and I didn't notice it on the gauge. I couldn't turn it by hand at all.
The oil pump failed and I didn't notice it on the gauge. I couldn't turn it by hand at all.
82sbshortbed
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Well, I'm having him weld the old 2" flange onto the new 1.75 headders that were on the truck before but blew the gasket. Picked up the others to return them and get back my money.
Should be ready tomorrow or at least Friday. I'm gladbto finally be done with this and drive my truck now. Lol
The old ones were fcked and falling apart. Lol
Should be ready tomorrow or at least Friday. I'm gladbto finally be done with this and drive my truck now. Lol
The old ones were fcked and falling apart. Lol
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STOP!
2 New rotors, 2 reman calipers, new Delco brake pads, new Delco brake hoses, new Delco master cylinder, new rear shoes, drums, parking brake cables, wheel cylinders, brake hardware, adjuster kits. New wheel and axle seals. New door switches, LED dome lamp, along with new power window switches. to go with the new regulators and motors. I am sure once I get it apart I will find additional items that will be needed but my goal is to do it once and put 25-30k miles on it before I need to do anything again.
I also have a crusty, era correct Hinkey style brush guard I was going to get powder coated but think it will look fine as is installed on this with a 2-3" lift
Next up, Interior.
Couple more weeks........
2 New rotors, 2 reman calipers, new Delco brake pads, new Delco brake hoses, new Delco master cylinder, new rear shoes, drums, parking brake cables, wheel cylinders, brake hardware, adjuster kits. New wheel and axle seals. New door switches, LED dome lamp, along with new power window switches. to go with the new regulators and motors. I am sure once I get it apart I will find additional items that will be needed but my goal is to do it once and put 25-30k miles on it before I need to do anything again.
I also have a crusty, era correct Hinkey style brush guard I was going to get powder coated but think it will look fine as is installed on this with a 2-3" lift
Next up, Interior.
Couple more weeks........
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Like the wheels, one of my favorites.
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Replaced my circuit breaker and now have full voltage readings again
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Me too! I used to have a set on an old Burban. I hated the through hole lug nuts though.
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I went and visited the big fella the other day.
When Max brought home the '49 something had to go into storage and the squarebody was the one to be put away.
We needed to drop some of his "accumulations" off for storage and tried to start it.
No luck as it was being stubborn and jump starting it wasn't working.
It needs a new battery and possibly a new starter as well...
So we tucked it back in and closed the door again.
One of these days one of @Maxwellvis three vehicles will go in there and mine will come home.
The square makes the 3100 look tiny in comparison....
When Max brought home the '49 something had to go into storage and the squarebody was the one to be put away.
We needed to drop some of his "accumulations" off for storage and tried to start it.
No luck as it was being stubborn and jump starting it wasn't working.
It needs a new battery and possibly a new starter as well...
So we tucked it back in and closed the door again.
One of these days one of @Maxwellvis three vehicles will go in there and mine will come home.
The square makes the 3100 look tiny in comparison....
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I was looking on Amazon, Dorman has a 7/16 in stud lug nut with a 3/4 outside nut diameter, I was going to order a set off them in to see if it makes it any easier.,
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I took the grille out to start rehabbing it. Will need to install the LMC headlight harness kit I have. Interiors stripped ready for POR-15. When I do that sound deadening is next.
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