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  1. #1
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    coming along great!
    1968 GMC - Carb'd and cam'd 6.0 LY6, 200-4r, 3.73 posi 12 bolt
    2006 TrailBlazer SS - 13 sec. grocery getter

  2. #2
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    Newton, KS
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    That's a good looking truck.

  3. #3
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    Feb 2011
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    Thanks, guys. A little progress.

    Coil relocation brackets made.






    Made a valley cover out of 1/4" aluminum sheet and painted. I made this because the factory LS1 valley cover has 2 large holes for knock sensors. I also used some button head bolts for a cleaner look.


    Oil pan painted Cast Coat Aluminum. Front Cover painted a cast iron color. Hard to tell the difference in these pics.


    Matt

    Thanks to all American soldiers for their service and sacrifices.


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    those header are snug, huh.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Yep. lol
    Matt

    Thanks to all American soldiers for their service and sacrifices.


  6. #6
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    cut that trans ear.....keep the headers.

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    Things are just moving slow lately. It seems like I just get in a hurry to wait at this point.

    I had all my bolts powdercoated. Bad idea!! I've never had anything powdercoated, so I didn't know it was so thick. I've ordered some stripper from Eastwood to remove it all, but again, I'm waiting for it to get here. There's a place up the road from me that does nitriding. I'm going to see what that's gonna cost me before I decide what to do with the bolts again.

    I did get the ears trimmed on the trans. to clear the exhaust tubing, then painted it.


    Finally got the frame painted and installed the engine towers.


    And just because I didn't have anything else to do, I stuck everything on just to see how it was all going to look together.
    Matt

    Thanks to all American soldiers for their service and sacrifices.


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