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Old 03-01-2009, 09:51 PM   #701
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Quote: Originally Posted by Slappy McNasty
Twisted MinisSo you are just going with a 2-link now?
The shocks aren't going to do much for you in that position, especially with the ratio your bags are on.
im goin with a 2 link just to get it to DANGERZONE. i cant find a real good deal on weld on link ends that are in my budget as of now and the shocks are just an idea. i know they are not going to perform to their designed specifications. they range about 6" or so now until i get the other bushings, then they will get re-arranged a bit plus, ive never ran shocks anyways so im learning as i go
slappy, end links aren't that expensive.

http://www.suicidedoors.com/4-link-p...-weld-bar-ends

Old 03-01-2009, 10:20 PM   #702
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Quote: Originally Posted by Drag_Racer408
slappy, end links aren't that expensive.

http://www.suicidedoors.com/4-link-p...-weld-bar-ends

indeed they are not if you buy one or two at a time but think of it this way, i need 6 of em (6x $9.99 + shipping = $70-ish, then i need link/axle tabs, there is another 8x $6.99 and four 4-link flat tab shorts at $5.99 a piece = $24 + shipping and you see my delima. Subtotal: $139.82 (not including shipping).
then the 50' of airline= $30 shipped to my door........... AARRGGGGGGGG
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Being broke SUCKS... At least you're broke with a bigger welder than me, and a garage... lol
Old 03-02-2009, 08:55 PM   #704
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UPDATE:
to me, in my eyes this is HUGE!! i got the 14guage steel for the floor edge bracing welded in, well at least half of it. didnt want to push it and screw up. this means the floor will be complete in a few days (i hope). the delima i have now is the motor is not in the truck, (due to the head replacement and now needing to rebuild the damn thing) so i cannot locate the tranny x-member. if i weld in a floor i cannot get to the x-member to weld it in. DELIMA!! i'll manage tho, i guess time will tell how i pull that off.









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looks awesome slappy.... keep up the good work
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looks fresh dope sick rad bro
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I like!
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plexi floor is coming.........................
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looks nice slappy, how many inches tall is the area you had to traditional?
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Mmm, doors on the ground.
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looks good slappy!

im broke too so your not the only one.
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Quote: Originally Posted by STL_DRGN
looks good slappy!

im broke too so your not the only one.

minitruckin=broke


i think minitruckin is a new definition for poor
Old 03-03-2009, 05:26 PM   #713
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Quote: Originally Posted by supermansdyme
minitruckin=broke


i think minitruckin is a new definition for poor
Agreed.
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looks real good I cant wait to see that floor
Old 03-03-2009, 10:57 PM   #715
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leadsled2020 - looks awesome slappy.... keep up the good work
will keep it up til i can drive the damn thing!!!! THANK YOU

flawd - project looks fresh dope sick rad bro
yahtzee yo!! THANK YOU

DEBO - I like!
i appreciate the comment, im trying like a madman here........

So Low Roller - plexi floor is coming.........................
im hoping its comin real quik. i cant weld in the floor until the tranny x-member gets installed and im not to shure about the floor in general. i wanted to use some old barn planks from a local barn that fell down recently BUT the damn scavengers rummaged it to death and its all gone now......

Drag_Racer408 - looks nice slappy, how many inches tall is the area you had to traditional?
the frame is 3" tall, the floor skeleton is 1" and i have 1" space in between those two so i can fit the cat. for smog and wut not. really none of it is traditional ( i guess). the floor height is 5" from the ground if that helps.

cpolaris502 - Mmm, doors on the ground.
i know, its so killer. everytime i have to open a door to climb inside, its like SCCCRRUNNCCHH, SSCRRAAAPEEEE, so damn gnarly sounding.

STL_DRGN - looks good slappy!
im broke too so your not the only one.
like i stated earlier i have a strict budget of $3,000 from start to finish. so far im just hovering under $1,800 and the biggest things are yet to come i believe, motor work and driveline extension, etc. THANK YOU SIR!!!!

02_NomA - Agreed.
x2, i hate money, if its new it cuts your fingers, if its old it stinks.....

crows10 - looks real good I cant wait to see that floor
hopefully by this weekend i will have something similar to a floor, at least enough to get it movable without flintston'ing it......

UPDATE:
i got the other side welded in (no real reason to snap a pic since its a mirror image) so now the motor mock-up for the tranny x-member. maybe thurs or fri (my days off)
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lol you dont have to call me solorlr, you know my name sir!
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So Low Rollerlol you dont have to call me solorlr, you know my name sir!
SCOTTY, YOU KNOW YOUR ROLE, BIG PIMPIN FROM DANGERZONE #1
UPDATE:
well my forum brotheran, i finally got my damn tranny x-member figured out, welded up and installed.............
DAMN IT IS A HUGE SPEEDBUMP!!!!
the floor might (just might) get started 2morrow or friday. im also losing the 220 welder here real soon cause the owner needs it, dunno how long but im praying its like 20 minutes lol. again, i appreciate every single person who is watching, viewing, subscribing and commenting on the build, it means alot!!!!!







Old 03-04-2009, 10:14 PM   #718
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I like that xmember alot. I wish i felt ambitious enough to make one for my truck lol. Im tired of my exhaust being so damn close to the floor.
Old 03-04-2009, 10:39 PM   #719
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Re: Project: Brava-dime

allways liked the looks of a 3 piece member like that.

speaking of exhaust... dont ya still need to put a piece of 3" tubing in that member somewhere for the exhaust to run thru?
Old 03-04-2009, 11:48 PM   #720
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Quote: Originally Posted by 98layinframe
allways liked the looks of a 3 piece member like that.

speaking of exhaust... dont ya still need to put a piece of 3" tubing in that member somewhere for the exhaust to run thru?
yes sir i do, i need to blow a hole through this x-member and the carrier x-member. will deal with that when i get it rolling and up in the air i guess.... i am just giddy to get this far this soon
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i must say im loving this build. keep the pics flowin, really like the xmember so far too
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I'm really curious on how your going to execute the floor
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yeah sweet x member!

but when you redid your floor how did you weld the 1x1 to the truck like were on the cab????
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This thing done yet?
Old 03-05-2009, 08:38 PM   #726
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Dragonball98312 - i must say im loving this build. keep the pics flowin, really like the xmember so far too
thank you kind sir. doin my best to keep the ball rollin'

flawd project - I'm really curious on how your going to execute the floor
ok, the original gameplan was to weld in a sheet of 14 or 16 guage seperated by the driveline tunnel, then over that use some old barn wood planks from a local fallen barn. update: the damn sheetmetal is gonna run approx. $100 and the barn wood has been raped, pillaged and sold for firewood, i guess. that hope is now gone as far as DANGERZONE timeline.

STL_DRGN - yeah sweet x member!
but when you redid your floor how did you weld the 1x1 to the truck like were on the cab????
its attatched to the backwall of the cab, and the 8' along the sides utilizing the angled pieces welded in (previous pics) and will tie into the firewall as soon as i get the motor in and mock up the tunner over the engine.

dngrous_dime - This thing done yet?
that was like a dagger piercing my soul sir....... you are a bad man for that. i cannot build an entire truck in months, i'll leave that to a custom shop
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well, the floor wont be done in time unless i win the damn lottery, just the price of metal has crept up and i didnt realize it. as far as DANGERZONE, im probably going to get a sheet of 3/4" MDF, router the edges and some designs down the middle areas, then cut it to fit so there is a floor rather than nothing. im sooo depressed but thats the risk taken when deadlines creep up. i did get a price on a drivelive tunnel custom made, it will have the hex look (like the metal bracings i made before) instead of the rounded tunnel. a local metal guy is asking $55 or so for a 8'x7" hexigon made cover.
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cant wait to see this outside, im not sure, just wondering what rims/size you'll be running? later
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Sick Ass Truck. Keep The Good Work Up...
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Quote: Originally Posted by Slappy McNasty
dngrous_dime - This thing done yet?
that was like a dagger piercing my soul sir....... you are a bad man for that. i cannot build an entire truck in months, i'll leave that to a custom shop
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zomg, I overestimated you?
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Quote: Originally Posted by Slappy McNasty

ok, the original gameplan was to weld in a sheet of 14 or 16 guage seperated by the driveline tunnel, then over that use some old barn wood planks from a local fallen barn. update: the damn sheetmetal is gonna run approx. $100 and the barn wood has been raped, pillaged and sold for firewood, i guess. that hope is now gone as far as DANGERZONE timeline.
Oh i thought you where still doing the plexi glass
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sittin_so_low - cant wait to see this outside, im not sure, just wondering what rims/size you'll be running? later
im setting everything up for some color matched stock 15"s with some coker gangster ass white walls. im hoping to get the rear suspoension and front suspension all dialed in and manageable in 2 weeks or less. i have everything, just need to install it all and air it up. will definately post azillion pics when that day comes

staylow - Sick Ass Truck. Keep The Good Work Up...
much appreciated man, it is always good to hear praise on work!!!

dngrous_dime - zomg, I overestimated you?
dont get me wrong, i really love a challenge, always have, always will. i gave myself 1 year to get it running, rolling and showed. doing this right, one time is taking time but keep in mind, i have had it since 11-18 and today is 3-6, thats meer days shy of 4 months. im crushing my personal deadline by far.

flawd project - Oh i thought you where still doing the plexi glass
it will have 2 seperate pieces of plexi/lexan. im going to weld in a 14 guage floor, lay some wood over that and cut out roughly 48"x17" area just behind the front seats (seperated by the driveline tunnel) which leaves a clear floor for the rear passangers. i only have a 34"x48" piece donated by a killer friend wanting to see if i could pull it off.
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well this truck is comeing along great, i cant wait to see it all come together!!
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UPDATE:
well, i found some "fake" wood looking siding stuff at home depot for a damn good mock-up. its exactly what i wanted but not real wood. only half the floor is done since i cant calculate for crap, fell short by about 5'. always another day. the plexi is installed in the pics, just clear and hard to see it. should have the hexigon driveshaft tunnel by friday next week, the rest of the floor hopefully tomorrow, once i paint the floor bracing it will look alot better, and the passengers should have a good time watching the road fly bye









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not really feeling the wood... but that's the only thing
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Will the faux wood be temporary until you can get the metal to put down.
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Pretty cool idea. I like it, but I'm not sure how it will look when you have an exhaust pipe in there too. Maybe you can try to route it next to the inside of the frame rail where it wouldn't be seen under the plexi-glass.
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i'm lovin the plexi...i don't think i've ever seen anything with a plexi floor before... lookin good man.
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i'm lovin the plexi...i don't think i've ever seen anything with a plexi floor before... lookin good man.
theres a ranger? that has a full plexi floor.. looks like a pain in the ass.

definately not feeling a wood floor.. seems way to thrown together and unfinished(yes i know you said the stuff on there now is temp, i just dont see the other wood looking any better). i know you like different, so more power to ya.

cant wait to see it laid out with a full side view though.
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Get some really nice wood and then stain it and resin it. Would loo realy good then!
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damn there is no stopping you sir
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I've got a plexy dog house covering the second engine in the twin engine truck. I got routed acoss a dusty area at a show one time and cleaning the underside was a royal pain as I had to take the side panels off.

You can't just wipe it off or it will scratch and repeated cleanings over time will haze it faster. I waxed my panels after the dust incident and it seems better at rejecting dust build up.

If you are screwing the plexy to the 1x1, over size the mounting holes to allow for expansion or flex or the plexy will crack.
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Squeek - not really feeling the wood... but that's the only thing
i knew not everyone would see it the same as i do, bear with me on it tho..

phillip7 - Will the faux wood be temporary until you can get the metal to put down.
i will remove the wood, then welding in a 14 guage floor, then relay the wood on top of it. i dont want carpet on the floor, it just seems kinda "well, theres my floor". wanted something really weard, like the truck i guess. something the next 45 people dont have in my row at shows......

Kovz - Pretty cool idea. I like it, but I'm not sure how it will look when you have an exhaust pipe in there too. Maybe you can try to route it next to the inside of the frame rail where it wouldn't be seen under the plexi-glass.
im hope'ing to wrap the exhaust pipe with that old chopper or hot rod heat wrap to "tone" it down just a tad. it will also have a heat shield over the exhaust and under the plexi. hidden yet there

dfisher95 - i'm lovin the plexi...i don't think i've ever seen anything with a plexi floor before... lookin good man.
it will get alittle attention, more of a "hey bro, check out the clear f*ck*n floor" kinda vibe.....

Wicked Mayhem - theres a ranger? that has a full plexi floor.. looks like a pain in the ass. definately not feeling a wood floor.. seems way to thrown together and unfinished(yes i know you said the stuff on there now is temp, i just dont see the other wood looking any better). i know you like different, so more power to ya. cant wait to see it laid out with a full side view though.

the ranger you speak of melted my mind when i saw it. simply insane. i honestly believe the floor will kill about 35% of the people who like (or liked) the truck. its a "definately bad ass" or "why the hell did he" kinda steps....

Drag_Racer408 - Get some really nice wood and then stain it and resin it. Would loo realy good then!
thats kinda the ticket, im going to have the same wood in the bed as i do in the cab. flowing wood for days, like 16' of it only broken by the cab/bed wall

SCOTTY - damn there is no stopping you sir
i have a grinder, a drill, a welder and a jigsaw. gotta love walmart

bigjsp - If you are screwing the plexy to the 1x1, over size the mounting holes to allow for expansion or flex or the plexy will crack.
im thinking something like that, even tho its 3/8" thick, its still brittle


well, i kinda new people would "fall off" when it came to the floor but...........
UPDATE:
i got the floor completed just a awhile ago. took me longer to get that sticky ass paper protective film off than it did to cut and install the wood. i know the wood looks "dominating" in the cab but remember, the seats will cover quite a bit and the tranny hump & driveline tunnel will break it up nicely..







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go with a lighter stain, then semi-gloss poly. if you go too dark, itll look like crap. and minwax is the only rand to use.

i make furniture as a hobby.

as far as the wood itslf goes, you want a good hardwood. my personal preerence would be either poplar or ash.

cypress would look good too. may wanna stay away from pine, as gravel and grit on your shoes will dent it.
and make sure to wetsand with 320 between coats of poly.

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Quote: Originally Posted by dusterbd13
go with a lighter stain, then semi-gloss poly. if you go too dark, itll look like crap. and minwax is the only rand to use.

i make furniture as a hobby.

as far as the wood itslf goes, you want a good hardwood. my personal preerence would be either poplar or ash.

cypress would look good too. may wanna stay away from pine, as gravel and grit on your shoes will dent it.
and make sure to wetsand with 320 between coats of poly.

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thats pretty juvenile. even for this board.
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Quote: Originally Posted by dusterbd13
thats pretty juvenile. even for this board.
i think your over estimating the power of dummies on this board.. get it.. board..

see.. it gets pretty lame on here..
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Re: Project: Brava-dime

Are u mounting the seats the plexi gass?????
Old 03-08-2009, 12:06 PM   #748
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Re: Project: Brava-dime

ya THAT wood has to go. BUT, I think I can see what you are wanting to do. If you get some better looking wood in there it will look good. I would have done shag carpet though personally.
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Re: Project: Brava-dime

Are those... seatbelt studs holding your xmember together?

temporary i'm hoping?
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umm i think the floor looks pretty good but some darker wood i think would look a ton better. the plexi glass idea is sweet as hell though.



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