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03-16-2009, 12:18 AM
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Got the PM, but my current availability is very limited. I hope the link I sent helps with the NTPA side.
Worst driveline failure I've seen was on a 2wd truck with a planetary. This was a very well maintained unit, but raw power made a mess of the yoke and the entire enclosed shield.
Worst driveline failure I've seen was on a 2wd truck with a planetary. This was a very well maintained unit, but raw power made a mess of the yoke and the entire enclosed shield.
03-18-2009, 01:08 PM
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We got the tank back this morning from haveing it welded back together from putting the devider in to make 2 tanks
One for fuel and one for water. and have 9 bungs put in.Now I need to get my but in gear and get it polished along with the rest of the alluminum parts.
Dale
One for fuel and one for water. and have 9 bungs put in.Now I need to get my but in gear and get it polished along with the rest of the alluminum parts.
Dale
03-30-2009, 10:07 AM
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We weighed it friday sofore she is at 4360 lb with out a driver.We got the twins on still have to make the cold piping have to get some elbow and pipe to finnish the cold side.and get the in take made for the head.This week we are going to stip all the stuff off of the fram it is going toget sand plasted thursday and painted this week end.I finnally got some pictures of the truck out of the garage.the front clip looks real long for only being 6" in.longer but haveing the front axle soclose to the front and the wheel well were it is does't help either.
04-07-2009, 11:19 PM
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That is Awsome!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to see it waylay on the gasser. I'm sure once you give them good spanking they will start their complaining but this just might be the new begining of a new class!!!!!!
04-08-2009, 01:01 AM
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We don't run any water in the block and head they are filled with Hardblock.
Awesome build. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
04-13-2009, 12:47 PM
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Hardblock is what you use to fill the block and the head with to make it stronger it is like concrete with small metal shaving in it very strong.
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04-14-2009, 08:16 PM
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Thank's guy's hope to be there also trying hard.
here is just a few things I got polished the fuel tank isn't done had to take a break.it is hard to hold up wairs you out fast hold something up to the buffer that size.The hand throttle leaver turned out good.
here is just a few things I got polished the fuel tank isn't done had to take a break.it is hard to hold up wairs you out fast hold something up to the buffer that size.The hand throttle leaver turned out good.