Twin_Turbo
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What's with the nade?
1 ton 4x4 suburban build
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Yellow73SB
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Why the 4 link??
The rear leaves suck, too much axle wrap
Shifter knob I'm thinking. I have two.
Yellow73SB
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4 link done, next up is to cut the rear like this one
I like this actually more than the corvette, it's cheap and fun. Easy to find fabrication parts also.
I like this actually more than the corvette, it's cheap and fun. Easy to find fabrication parts also.
:thumbs:
Got to agree with you there :lol:I sold the Vette but kept the '78 SWB step side 4X4 project.
I just picked up a '89 GMC front clip for it a week ago.
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Yep, I've been wanting to for a while and finally did it. It seems to handle much better with the weight taken of the back. It should be even better without doors but I need it to be sealed up so it won't happen for awhile.
School is going good, I've taken up to calculus 3 and am on to differential equations which doesn't really make sense at the moment. I'm on my last semester at the community college and will be transferring to a university next semester.I'm looking forward to doing something that I may actually have interest in, I can't handle any more gen ed classes at CC.
School is going good, I've taken up to calculus 3 and am on to differential equations which doesn't really make sense at the moment. I'm on my last semester at the community college and will be transferring to a university next semester.I'm looking forward to doing something that I may actually have interest in, I can't handle any more gen ed classes at CC.
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Wow, that does look like fun.... :thumbs:
