Far from finished, but enough so that I could drive to town for some hardware.
Martin
Looks nice. If the lower fang was still present I think you could pass that off as stock. The proportions do look believable. Unlike most chopped trucks.
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WL: Crusty 1985 K20.
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Looks nice. If the lower fang was still present I think you could pass that off as stock. The proportions do look believable. Unlike most chopped trucks.
Looks quite a bit taller.
Dark picture.
Martin
Martin
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Nice work, as already stated the proportions are spot on
Thanks.
Martin
Martin
I'm diggin it!
Dark picture.
Martin
Is your crossmember bent to $hit?
We had to do the same to mine the last time we were out before memorial weekend.
I was still waiting for yours to rip off. When we went the year before it was janked
Not that straight, had to use a piece I cut out of the floor as a filler panel on the right side of the bed, due to my not great measurements....
Martin
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I got my hubs turned down. What studs do I need to pick up? Should I reuse the Dodge rotors?
Martin
Martin
I used all dodge parts on the front of mine. It all seemed to be the same part #'s as the GM stuff.
Not that straight, had to use a piece I cut out of the floor as a filler panel on the right side of the bed, due to my not great measurements....
Martin
Better get some Ryoken green and some seam sealer on that.
It rained this morning, the rust should be setting in already.
Martin
Martin
I turned down DRW hubs to SRW hubs.
Plus I don't want the silly little Dodge lug studs.
Martin
They are silly. I don't like mine.
Yes, and the holes in my hubs are threaded for the rotors to bolt on, so I need to know which studs to order, to drill out my hubs and rotors (if necessary) and to press them together.
Martin
Martin
