PROJECT - "Truck No More"

aweber

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Got me a battery today!



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Dirk

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up, 1/8" is a little overkill...1/16" would have been enough, but who am I to talk about overbuilding? :smokin:
 

aweber

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Back end done other than rebuilding and installing the coil-overs.



Plumbing:




Battery:

 

Mitko

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Nice!!

Dont want to be AH (more than usual) but I am kinda qurious: how, hmm gasoline fumes and accidentally batery sparks live together?
 

aweber

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Nice!!

Dont want to be AH (more than usual) but I am kinda qurious: how, hmm gasoline fumes and accidentally batery sparks live together?

Can't see it being a problem.

1 - It is in a well vented area.
2 - NHRA does not even have any rules about keeping them separate. They mandate having the battery in a battery box, but that is not for gas fumes as those boxes are vented anyway. Their only rule is you have to have a firewall separating the battery and fuel cell from the passenger compartment, which I have.
3 - Fawk it, I wanted it back there for better weight distribution :flipoff:
 

Farm Boy

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What size tube did you use for the rear swaybar mount?
I can't seem to find anything suitable that isn't stupid expensive.
 

aweber

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What size tube did you use for the rear swaybar mount?
I can't seem to find anything suitable that isn't stupid expensive.


It's regular 2 3/4 x .120 wall HREW. The 2.5" swaybar bushings will fit.

Being on the back and as high up as it is, figured it would not take any real hard hits. If your going front, I would go DOM though...
 

Farm Boy

Bought the Farm
It's regular 2 3/4 x .120 wall HREW. The 2.5" swaybar bushings will fit.

Being on the back and as high up as it is, figured it would not take any real hard hits. If your going front, I would go DOM though...

Do you mean 1 3/4" for the 1.5" bushings?
I only see 1.25, 1.5 and 1.75 bushings on their website.

I was getting prices in the $20 per foot for 2" x .250 wall, sounds a little steep to me. :eek:
 

aweber

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Do you mean 1 3/4" for the 1.5" bushings?
I only see 1.25, 1.5 and 1.75 bushings on their website.

I was getting prices in the $20 per foot for 2" x .250 wall, sounds a little steep to me. :eek:

Duh, Yes.. Dyslexia ;)


Would not surprise me. My lower links are 2" .375 wall and it was $16.00 a foot before the price jump in steel.
 

aweber

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Have been doing a bunch of little crap lately.

Brake lines are done
Fuel Lines are done
Battery cables to front done
KRC Shifter installed

But I figured the dash was worth a Pic. Got my new gauges installed.




Cash is scarce, so I went with Summit's Guages.

Only thing left to install on the dash is a new panel from 12Volt guy. Should arrive in another week.

I also shipped out the wiring harness for the 5.3 to Wait for Me Performance, Should get that in about 3 weeks.

The transmission should also be done Tuesday, so there will be lots of work to do when I get that :smokin::smokin:
 

Farm Boy

Bought the Farm
Looking good man. :smokin:

You got enough room for your fingers between the shifter and the dash?
Looks a little tight to me.
 

aweber

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Looking good man. :smokin:

You got enough room for your fingers between the shifter and the dash?
Looks a little tight to me.

Yup, Made sure it all felt comfortable when Strapped into my seat.

Important thing is how fast I can shift between R and 1 ;)
 

Buster

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Important thing is how fast I can shift between R and 1 ;)[/QUOTE]

I'm sure it will be fast when the front end is coming up!!!!:D
 
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