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For what it’s worth I just coated a set of Autotec pistons for a guy and while they are really nice pistons they defintely needed a detail. Where they had machines the hard edges burrs were left from the tooling that you could cut a fingernail on. The oil drainback holes had burrs in groove etc etc. Just a FYI
Not enough room for surge tank to work where I mounted it. Ordered more fittings will have to wait until next week to finish the fuel system. I did get the stock sending unit modified. Regulator and filter removed. New fittings on top. The corrugated fuel line is nice stuff to work with.
I am thinking of moving the fuse box and computer out of the engine bay. I am not removing any circuits the truck is still my daily. It looks awesome and that's why I want to do it.
I think the easiest way would be to put it behind the front bumper but also considering putting it next to my battery in the spare tire location. I figure gm has kept most the same colors and wire gauge size over the past years. So I might see if I can get big chunks of harness from u pull it. They wont have anything newer then late 90's early 00's but hoping I can keep all the colors the same.
if you have any tips or ideas please share them. I am 50/50 on doing this because the amount of work it will be but it will look awesome.
Nice build. Do you remember how much the pistons were? I'm trying to find a budget minded piston to use on stock rods to compare to the price of forged rods/pistons. Also what is the best way to contact stock48?
01-23-2018, 03:36 PM
