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I just got a set of those for my Impala. Really comfy.
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BS'er formally known as Rebeldryver
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call it done. interior sound deadening 2.2mm aluminum butyl
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I used Dynamat , but what ever you choose it's a very good idea . Makes a big difference . One question , don't you think you installed it a bit to soon ? . It could get damaged . There will be a lot of traffic in and out , custom dash install , stereo , body work dust , etc .. .Comment
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yeah kinda soon. but I'm still waiting for lot of other parts to arrive so I just have to get something done while waiting ;) I'll cover the interior with some cardboard n stuff so it won't get damagedComment
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yesterday I started with bending some cunifer brake lines
tested my flaring tool and guess I bought cheap stuff or my skills just s*cks
and finally I ordered my set of wheels
Showwheels Streeter 20x8.5 20x10 custom black and polished lips
as soon the wheels arrive I finally can start with all body work..Comment
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I am impressed. I have had 14 of the 1970-1972 Monte's over the years and before they started getting expensive, would have took a pass on anything that had rust in the frame. Definately subscribing to the thread.Why dance when you can rock and roll?Comment
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I've done that to tubing with cheap flaring tools - my dad's old junk didn't have the inserts for a double flair, but it would single pretty good. Do y'all have parts stores that rent tools? It might be worth checking into.Flying south, with a flock of bird dogs.Comment
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thx guys!
yeah a few shops here got tools for rent. I'll look for the right tool next week.
got some work done today and test fitted my seats. i love em! just need to fab some brackets..
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practice makes it perfect. I finally made some nice double flares on the cunifer brake lines
I just ordered one 285-30-20 falken FK-453 tire for test fitting my rear 20x10 rims. can't wait to receive the rims
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If you plan to ever take it to the track, don't forget to leave enough headroom for a helmet!Originally posted by CruizinKev View Postthx guys!
yeah a few shops here got tools for rent. I'll look for the right tool next week.
got some work done today and test fitted my seats. i love em! just need to fab some brackets..
Learned this lesson the hard way, AFTER fabricating the FIRST set of brackets.
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Originally posted by CruizinKev View Postpractice makes it perfect. I finally made some nice double flares on the cunifer brake lines
I just ordered one 285-30-20 falken FK-453 tire for test fitting my rear 20x10 rims. can't wait to receive the rims
How many of us have messed with getting the perfect double flare then realized you forgot the damn nut...If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark DonohueComment
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nope Joe, it's only you who'd do something that sillyOriginally posted by JOES66FURY View Post
Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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or backwards !Comment
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yeah good point thx!Originally posted by mlcraven View PostIf you plan to ever take it to the track, don't forget to leave enough headroom for a helmet!
Learned this lesson the hard way, AFTER fabricating the FIRST set of brackets.
LOL luckily I haven't forgot the nutOriginally posted by JOES66FURY View Post
just arrived yesterday now only the rims have to arrive
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