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Sweet 16
- Thread starter Lee N
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One step at a time!!?? Got some long strides in those steps!!! Great job...I'm showing my daughters!!
smokinjoe
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*sigh* threads like this remind me how s****y my fabrication skills are 
Can't wait to see this finished, beautiful blue too. Although it's more Giants blue than Cowboys blue
Can't wait to see this finished, beautiful blue too. Although it's more Giants blue than Cowboys blue
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Where did you get the front sway bar? Looks awesome!
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sway bar
Started life as a kit from Wild Horses. I did not care for there frame mounts or axle mounts so I changed that part up a pretty good bit.
Started life as a kit from Wild Horses. I did not care for there frame mounts or axle mounts so I changed that part up a pretty good bit.
INPHOBIC
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Coming together real nice!
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Sweet rig!!!
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ram mount
Here are a few more pics of the ram mount. Its nice and tight. The plumbing is really clean this way because the hoses don't need to drop to the axle. I agree it does add more stress to the track bar bracket and passenger side knuckle VS mounting it on the axle, but I stiffened up the frame a bit as well as the track bar bracket. With 33's I am not worried about it. I had one this way for quite some time on a street rig with 35's and it has worked great. Very good road manners.
Here are a few more pics of the ram mount. Its nice and tight. The plumbing is really clean this way because the hoses don't need to drop to the axle. I agree it does add more stress to the track bar bracket and passenger side knuckle VS mounting it on the axle, but I stiffened up the frame a bit as well as the track bar bracket. With 33's I am not worried about it. I had one this way for quite some time on a street rig with 35's and it has worked great. Very good road manners.
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Lee N
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Moving along
Got the twin stick mounted and I could not stand the boot bolted to the floor so I made a little housing (even put in a coin tray). I did not like the location of the console so I did a little rearranging on it as well. Lifting the cup holders up allowed my to slide it froward quite a bit. Now the arm pad lines up with her arm (as well as the one on the door). Narrowed rear bumper came back and I got the tire carrier all fabbed up and painted. I had plans to run a stock air cleaner, but I put it on and just could not take it. Lindsey gave me the freedom to add some "boy cool stuff" to the engine bay so I got a little creative with twin air cleaners. Once they are all chromed I think they will look pretty spiffy!
Got the twin stick mounted and I could not stand the boot bolted to the floor so I made a little housing (even put in a coin tray). I did not like the location of the console so I did a little rearranging on it as well. Lifting the cup holders up allowed my to slide it froward quite a bit. Now the arm pad lines up with her arm (as well as the one on the door). Narrowed rear bumper came back and I got the tire carrier all fabbed up and painted. I had plans to run a stock air cleaner, but I put it on and just could not take it. Lindsey gave me the freedom to add some "boy cool stuff" to the engine bay so I got a little creative with twin air cleaners. Once they are all chromed I think they will look pretty spiffy!
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Lee N
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Thank you! Im getting close. Almost done with all the wiring inside the cab.
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Progress
Little more progress. I put the individual wiper motors on, but they were pretty ugly so I trimmed the stock wiper cover around the cage. Turned out pretty slick. Also installed some H4 headlights with LED Halo rings. I wired the rings to be daytime running lights.
Little more progress. I put the individual wiper motors on, but they were pretty ugly so I trimmed the stock wiper cover around the cage. Turned out pretty slick. Also installed some H4 headlights with LED Halo rings. I wired the rings to be daytime running lights.
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Looking good Lee.
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