Looks great like ur wheels. What setup you runnning in that now?

 

2 link with SS6 bags outside of frame and lack of notch. The prev owner just cut out the frame and welded an 8" piece of 2x2 across the top of the frame. REAL SKETCHY!!!!!

 

what fuel fittings are those an adapters?

 

The fittings are xrp . Go to xrp.com and download the catalog . They are in there. Maby jegs may have them . I brought my sending unit to the local speed shop around here to make sure they were correct.

 

nice thanks if i have probs with my russell ones im gonna try them apparently the russell ones pop off after a while not cool on a dragging truck!

 

Lol yea . Might wanna figure out another way to secure them better just in case.

 

Russel sells a new style fitting that has a sleeve that slides over the line, and then gets threaded into the bulkhead of the fitting. It cannot come undone like the older snap style fittings.

Work looks good. Im not really a fan of the green but you are doing a good job at cleaning everything up!

 

get low you know of ne part numbers? or ill just give them a call and in the bd section bodied on rockstars simplysadistic is looking to get ahold of you

 

Not sure if im rememberong correctly but is all the PC stuff ypu're using a friend of yours or your own. Im diggin the bright green and by now with all the stuff youve done if you didnt have a connect you'd be starting to rack up a nice bill lol
Looking good bro get to road test her yet?

 

My buddy bought the gun of eastwood.com for i think 120 bucks not sure what kit he bought. He found a garbage electric oven for free . And i bought my own powder for 14 bucks. So basically all that powdercoating that would have costed me probly a coupple gs was done for 14 bucks. And its so easy to do. I couldnt have done it without layslow though. Didnt get to road test yet, got it start and it ran great. Still got tons to do before test. ( shocks, plumbing, wiring, bleeding brakes, ect,ect,ect...)

 

My buddy bought the gun of eastwood.com for i think 120 bucks not sure what kit he bought. He found a garbage electric oven for free . And i bought my own powder for 14 bucks. So basically all that powdercoating that would have costed me probly a coupple gs was done for 14 bucks. And its so easy to do. I couldnt have done it without layslow though. Didnt get to road test yet, got it start and it ran great. Still got tons to do before test. ( shocks, plumbing, wiring, bleeding brakes, ect,ect,ect...)

shocks are over rated :haha:
there, i just made your list a tid bit shorter now hurry up and finish this sumbitch

 

an oven works fine as long as your not powder coating arms and then baking cookies it works fine

 

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm cookies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

no but reaLLY LOOKS GOOD

 

Lol thanks man . Def dont use your oven that u cook with to do this . Unless you like *hitting yourself and dieing

 

coming along real good dude

 

Thanks man , congrats on TOTM btw

 

Today i got the front end put together. even though i gotta take it all back off to paint the frame anyway. but heres some pics. I love the way the powder coating came out.



IMG_2819 by ajsullo, on Flickr


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IMG_2825 by ajsullo, on Flickr

 

IMG_2819 by ajsullo, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/87257672@N04/8384637428/
IMG_2820 by ajsullo, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/87257672@N04/8383550655/
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absolutely bad ass bro :tup: :tup: :tup:

 

You should powercoat the billet spacers black.

 

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I agree with that. luckily they are easy to get off. i still got a coupple more things i need to do . when i did the last powdercoating job i forgot the rear caliper brackets. and some random stuff.

 

wet bird...


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thanks gimp. My dead line for this project is summer, so that means i got 5 months to get this done. the only thing that is really holding me up is shocks and painting the frame. shocks im gonna do this weekend but the paint is obviously temp sensitive especially since im raptor lining it . . so i ither gotta trailer it to my job or some other heated garage to get it done. thennnnn i could start building the floor which is going to take a while since i got major plans for it.

 

its got a sinister look to it! looks good

 

front looks great adam!!!!!!

 

quick peak at whats going on.

looks like shit but its all just moch up out of wood.

 

looks cool i dont know if i would use 1/4 ply i would go with some 5 1/4 oak it would last longer haha jk

 

I don't really see how those are going to work..

 

Why not just run them off the notch and down to the axle? You could make a couple brackets that come off the back side of the 4 link mounts for the lower mounts.