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bdydrp18   +1y
---------------------------------------------Originally posted by humanmachinehead---------------------------------------------Originally posted by bdydrp18---------------------------------------------Originally posted by humanmachineheadEdited: 6/4/2009 2:18:10 PM by humanmachineheadi'm prob missing something,  but just out of curiosity, if the frame will be up off the ground like you said, wont that affect the total amount of lift you get with the truck since it will be on the ground, but the frame is not?  Seems like it would take a few inchs out of the lift? build looks phenomenal tho  ---------------------------------------------i'm a little lost on what you are asking me?  the whole frame lays flat on the when laid out.  so i'm not sure what part you are asking about that is off the ground.  unless you're talking about the part that holds the fuel cell??   either way it gets pretty good lift.  i have about 8-9" of frame to ground clearance at only 100 psi.  --------------------------------------------- yea i missed something lol, i didnt sleep much. I didnt notice the kick up in the rear. i thought it was all flat front to back.  so when the fuel cell question came up, i thought the whole frame was gonna be mounted to where it layed just body and not frame, which would take away some of the travel.  My bad, keep up the great work--------------------------------------------- haha that cool it happens.
bdydrp18   +1y
Edited: 6/5/2009 9:02:21 AM by bdydrp18

like more work done new power cells.  thanks to rich and chris at kinetik only thing is i had to redo the mounts for them
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bdydrp18   +1y
Edited: 6/5/2009 9:05:20 AM by bdydrp18

also got the plate done for under the fuel cell    

 stock mounted for the back

  
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bdydrp18   +1y
ok i guess it has been awhile sense i have up dated this so i guess it is about time i did   start with the headers that i had to build to clear thing in the engine bay   <







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bdydrp18   +1y
Edited: 11/20/2009 6:48:13 AM by bdydrp18

Edited: 11/20/2009 6:46:14 AM by bdydrp18<a href="http://s106.photobucket.com/albums/m256/bdydrp18/engine/body/?action=view&current=bed-6.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m256/bdydrp18/engine/body/bed-6.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a> well moved moved on to starting to build the bed. section 3.5" in front and 3" in the back





hand made taillight filler:



started the inside frame and got the tubes in:







 







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DeepSouthS10   +1y

wow.....greatness
katfish   +1y


WOW very nice

idrgbdy   +1y
shit this is sick!
mjavy7   +1y


---------------------------------------------Originally posted by MJAVY7This is one bad build!!! 1 question...Whay did you keep part of the old frame?I often see that, is it that much harder to do the extra 15% of the frame?---------------------------------------------Here is another question, Why "section" the bed? now it looks like a micro machine, is that the idea?
bdydrp18   +1y
---------------------------------------------Originally posted by MJAVY7---------------------------------------------Originally posted by MJAVY7This is one bad build!!! 1 question...Whay did you keep part of the old frame?I often see that, is it that much harder to do the extra 15% of the frame?---------------------------------------------Here is another question, Why "section" the bed? now it looks like a micro machine, is that the idea?--------------------------------------------- well really after i finished the chop top the truck looked weird.  it was too long and too short, looked way out of proportion.  so i sectioned the bed to bring it back to a more "normal" look.