ADHD build
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Re: ADHD build
ok maybe 61% now
got the fuel injection installed and plumbed. still have to wire but that can wait
got my booty fab on and used some T-bolt clamps to hold the fuel filter and pump, should work
got the fuel injection installed and plumbed. still have to wire but that can wait
got my booty fab on and used some T-bolt clamps to hold the fuel filter and pump, should work
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Re: ADHD build
Those T-Bolt clamps are way less hack than a lot of what you see holding those on. It's not zip ties or plumber's strap at least.
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Re: ADHD build
Still more hack than running an in tank pump.Scott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 14, 2022 8:16 pm Those T-Bolt clamps are way less hack than a lot of what you see holding those on. It's not zip ties or plumber's strap at least.
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Well yeah, but this way when it burns out, and it will since it's an external pump and they always do, it at least will be easy to change.arse_sidewards wrote: ↑Thu Dec 15, 2022 3:23 amStill more hack than running an in tank pump.Scott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 14, 2022 8:16 pm Those T-Bolt clamps are way less hack than a lot of what you see holding those on. It's not zip ties or plumber's strap at least.
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Re: ADHD build
sure an intank would have been better but my cell is not set up for it and i used the inline pump and all the AN lines from the old truck so didnt cost me thing to plumb the system. plus i have a spare new pump that will be in the trail tool boxScott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 15, 2022 5:13 amWell yeah, but this way when it burns out, and it will since it's an external pump and they always do, it at least will be easy to change.arse_sidewards wrote: ↑Thu Dec 15, 2022 3:23 amStill more hack than running an in tank pump.Scott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 14, 2022 8:16 pm Those T-Bolt clamps are way less hack than a lot of what you see holding those on. It's not zip ties or plumber's strap at least.
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Re: ADHD build
Love your build, quite the transformation from where you stared till this point!
You have done some amazing work, looking forward to watching this progress to finished but wow this thread doesn't disappoint. You have some skills. .
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You have done some amazing work, looking forward to watching this progress to finished but wow this thread doesn't disappoint. You have some skills. .
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Re: ADHD build
SkunkedGorillaz wrote: ↑Thu Dec 15, 2022 8:15 pm Love your build, quite the transformation from where you stared till this point!
You have done some amazing work, looking forward to watching this progress to finished but wow this thread doesn't disappoint. You have some skills. .
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thanks man
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Re: ADHD build
had to build a steering column for this. the 62 column is one piece with the box so that was going to work. used the stock mount in the cab and just drilled a hole in it to lift the column up a bit as needed the extra room. column is a copy of what i built for the buggy, dom tub with some brass bushing.
wood grain wheel as wanted to keep it classy
wood grain wheel as wanted to keep it classy
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Sexy steering wheel and column. I never even considered scratch building the column for something that wasn't a buggy.
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Definitely looking classy with that nice wood grain steering wheel. Build is coming along amazing, amd great skills scratch building that steering colum.
This build is awesome and coming together nicely.
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Re: ADHD build
would be better if i had the tools to do it right and put bearings in it, instead of bushings but will work for nowScott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 6:23 pm Sexy steering wheel and column. I never even considered scratch building the column for something that wasn't a buggy.
thanks manSkunkedGorillaz wrote: ↑Sat Dec 17, 2022 11:17 am Definitely looking classy with that nice wood grain steering wheel. Build is coming along amazing, amd great skills scratch building that steering colum.
This build is awesome and coming together nicely.
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Re: ADHD build
made a ghetto steering shaft, cut up the rag joint and welded it to a ujoint. had to re work my nice clean brake lines and now they look like crap but oh well
got my new front shackles, also added another gusset to the bushing sleeve
cut the crap out of the rad support and was able to mount up the OBS ford dual core rad.
got my new front shackles, also added another gusset to the bushing sleeve
cut the crap out of the rad support and was able to mount up the OBS ford dual core rad.
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Re: ADHD build
Try this one. Your 44’s will wind up on this before you finish the buggy anyways. Cut lots now less later