A little late to the party but if it makes you feel better summit sells rollover vent valves pretty cheap also. I'm going weld a bung for one in my next tank and have the filler neck sealed
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73 K20....crossmember time
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wetoolowdingbangow
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wetoolowdingbangow
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Alright. I sat in the truck tonight. Not happy. I took the mount brackets off and it was a lot better. I'm a long ways from the cage for the most part, which is good.
I feel like I should be a little lower. I highly doubt I could mount it as low as it is now...I may have to cut the floor. ****in tall people problems.
I feel like I should be a little lower. I highly doubt I could mount it as low as it is now...I may have to cut the floor. ****in tall people problems.
Bench seat... It's what all the cool kids are doing these days. @bent72 @Babaganoosh
And get a seat cover for the bench.
wetoolowdingbangow
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The bench is long gone.
wetoolowdingbangow
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Buckets ftw.
Shame on you, hater
He's too busy hiding from the militia
wetoolowdingbangow
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I dont know lol. I put together my fuel lines today. Waiting on a few things to mount them.
Hurry up so I can copy you
Be careful going too low with the seat. It makes for a very awkward leg position on the pedals. That's where I've been the past few years. With my recent changes, OMG it's nice sitting with proper leg geometry.
One of the reasons I never did a cage in any reg cab truck. I couldn't get a seat in a comfortable position and still have room to clear a cage.
I'm only 6'3" ish
I'm only 6'3" ish
Yeah you will go ding bang ow
That seat is noticeably lower than the factory bench seat. I know you're strapped for height, but that's already messing with leg geometry, as already mentioned.
wetoolowdingbangow
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I sat in it again this morning, this time with a steering wheel and I think it's ok. I'm just used to the k5 being a bit more roomier. This truck is a little bit more snug but snug can be made to be comfortable.
It's going to be tough to mount the seat how it is but maybe it's possible. The cage is also tilted a little forward so I can go back a bit once it's bolted in.
Well with no tank there it would be easy to cut that section of floor out.
I might try to do that on my crew cab and burb. Carpet becomes an issue thougb
I might try to do that on my crew cab and burb. Carpet becomes an issue thougb
How important is carpet underneath the seat? Make a couple relief cuts, fold it flat, and tape/stitch the seams.
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