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DAFBFD58
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- January 21 2007 : 8:17a
| sweet job...i hate how everyone always runs em so damn tall though, if i had em id run shortys
hes country  ALL the exhaust we do is just piping  | |
DAFBFD58
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- January 21 2007 : 8:22a
| He is thinking of cutting them down but does not want to ruin the chrome on them. But it has this big 4" wide clamp so the chipped parts would be covered. Oh and jesse,
I think I know about piping,
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- January 21 2007 : 10:31a
| | Damn that looks sharp! Did you take enough pics for a how-to? That would be awesome. And yes, I know I've been lazy on your strobes how-to... that will be up within the next few days! | |
DAFBFD58
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- January 21 2007 : 10:48a
| | No but If you want to he has no problem taking it apart. He needs to fine adjust some things, and add some type of rubber gromet for the bed hole. Just let me know. Oh and Chris don't worry about the how-to. Finish the SEMA and other stuff first. I have waited this long I can wait a little bit longer. |
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Greez Lightning
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- January 21 2007 : 10:56a
| | That looks cool. | |
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- January 21 2007 : 11:09a
| Hey Now,
Looks Sharp!!!!
I'm sure someone has thought of it....
How bout a Dia Plate Tool Box (Inside the Rail type) to hold the pumping.....
Bet that sounds Bad Ass!!!!
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DAFBFD58
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- January 21 2007 : 11:13a
| | Pictures with tool box to come soon. I have a photo shoot with him tomorrow morning at our air museum. ANd it does sound good. I have a quick vid but the wind kills most of it. |
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- January 21 2007 : 11:59a
| | That is friggen awesome. I wish i had the talent to do that kind of stuff..... I cant imagine how much work that was. | |
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- January 21 2007 : 12:06p
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Nice job | |
DAFBFD58
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- January 21 2007 : 12:08p
| | The hardest part was cutting the hole. I first cut a 4" hole but my buddy was only able to get a 5" "Y". So he trimmed it up, needs some clean up but its not that bad. Chris you need part numbers for the how-to or just description of the parts we used. | |
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- January 21 2007 : 1:52p
| | Looks pretty sweet | |
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- January 21 2007 : 6:09p
| Man that looks good.
Bryan (water spider) | |
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- January 21 2007 : 6:54p
| | Well the snow and ice that has begun to fall here at the base has killed any how-to photos but I might still try and get some photos of it. | |
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- January 21 2007 : 7:18p
| | ^^ i read that led upgrade a while ago,...friend had same truck..isn't it a 194 bulb?.. i think he just bought a white 194led and got same effect..lot less time |
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- January 21 2007 : 8:45p
| good job Ryan.
Is this the same guy that needed the fuel pump?
I like the height of those stacks.... | |
DAFBFD58
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- January 21 2007 : 8:49p
| | Sure is Denny, that should be in the works here soon. It seems once a month he does a big mod. I hope he gets the bigger fuel pump this time and then we can work on the other engine mods. Intake, power elbow stuff like that. | |
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- January 23 2007 : 5:10p
| | Nice job! | |
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- January 23 2007 : 5:55p
| | looks mighty fine to me. Damn good job. | |
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- January 23 2007 : 6:43p
| | Great Job. Nice Install. | |
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- January 23 2007 : 7:18p
| | Okay - I gotta ask (coming from Washington State, doncha know...) - what happens when it's raining? | |
DAFBFD58
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- January 23 2007 : 7:57p
| | When its not running a pair of cans go over it. | |
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- January 23 2007 : 8:21p
| why isnt the Y pipe UNDER the bed for a cleaner look?  | |
DAFBFD58
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- January 23 2007 : 8:26p
| | Thats how all the kits are, plus to fit the 5" y there would not be enough room going from 3" to 5". | |
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- February 6 2007 : 7:05p
| I was able to pull a pic out of the vid I took. Just some smoke.
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