Spoolin's attempt to Spool...
Jan 24, 2011 | 10:20 PM
#291
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GFYS and STFU
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8 bolts!! 
Also, I wanna and he knows I'm down to go, but Lee's gotta check his pocket-book, he's spent a fortune on parts for his truck this month and didn't plan for plane tickets. But if he can get his
together I plan on going.
Jan 24, 2011 | 10:24 PM
#292
Well get your poop in a group, there is a BBQ/Dyno Day at Nelsons the day before and after the track on Saturday a bunch of us are getting a hotel room in SA to have some fun afterwards 
PS wtf-ever 8 bolts, just put a roll pan made out of 1/2" plate on it. It will keep from getting dented in when someone rear ends you again and it will aid in traction
PS wtf-ever 8 bolts, just put a roll pan made out of 1/2" plate on it. It will keep from getting dented in when someone rear ends you again and it will aid in traction
Jan 24, 2011 | 10:27 PM
#293
Originally Posted by Spoolin
... I plan on running remote leads into the bumper so as to do an easy jump start if need be. Only drawback to this is that I'll have to pull the bumper off to swap out batteries. Ahh well...
Jan 24, 2011 | 10:44 PM
#294
I say weld up a good solid brace on the frame and weld in a roll pan. That way, whenever you want to change the battery, you have to pull the cotton-pickin bed off!
LOL, looks awesome. I would leave it as is. Neither the bumper or bed is a major issue to remove when you need too.
Really, it would be really easy to hinge the whole bed if you wanted to. And it would be a neat custom touch to be able to flip the whole bed up and show off the work! Heck, you could even fill the tank directly and have no exposed tank filler with the bed down.
LOL, looks awesome. I would leave it as is. Neither the bumper or bed is a major issue to remove when you need too.
Really, it would be really easy to hinge the whole bed if you wanted to. And it would be a neat custom touch to be able to flip the whole bed up and show off the work! Heck, you could even fill the tank directly and have no exposed tank filler with the bed down.
Jan 25, 2011 | 03:37 AM
#295
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Id use these instead of zip ties to hold your fuel lines
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G1882/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G1882/
Thanks
Yeah, I'm really interested in going, I'll see if I can't get Lee to get up off his *** and buy a plane ticket.
If it does become a problem That's actually a pretty neat idea!!
I say weld up a good solid brace on the frame and weld in a roll pan. That way, whenever you want to change the battery, you have to pull the cotton-pickin bed off!
LOL, looks awesome. I would leave it as is. Neither the bumper or bed is a major issue to remove when you need too.
Really, it would be really easy to hinge the whole bed if you wanted to. And it would be a neat custom touch to be able to flip the whole bed up and show off the work! Heck, you could even fill the tank directly and have no exposed tank filler with the bed down.
LOL, looks awesome. I would leave it as is. Neither the bumper or bed is a major issue to remove when you need too.
Really, it would be really easy to hinge the whole bed if you wanted to. And it would be a neat custom touch to be able to flip the whole bed up and show off the work! Heck, you could even fill the tank directly and have no exposed tank filler with the bed down.
Thanks but no thanks. If I did that I would have to get the mandatory lambo doors as well, probably get a hood that opens like a vette as well. I think I'll stick to what I got!!
Jan 25, 2011 | 08:52 AM
#297
Ok so could I use the forward hole as the return?? Lets say drill and tap for a 1/2 line?? Thanks for the info and thats a really nice crossmember/battery tray.
