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Any fellow ohio members wanna help put this fine equipment on lol.
And yes I was quite happy when I pulled in the driveway today |
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Great Progress I am gonna keep my eye on this one!
Are you painting it in that garage ? Looks too clean to have been painted in. |
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I already am taking friday off of work to get started on the fun stuff.
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Nice, congrats on all the Porterbuilt gear
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Holy crap Santa, I mean Nate. I was beginning to think I was on the naughty list lol. Oh we'll the wait was worth it. Oh and the tshirt made it all better.
I started scotchbriting the sheet metal tonight. Hope to spray some epoxy primer on this weekend. When I paint the parts would you suggest not getting the paint inside the bushing openings? |
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One more question. Do I need to press them in or should they slide in with some grease and a little help
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On the upper control arms, make sure the bushings go in to the shoulder before you start tightening the nuts. If they don't fully seat and you start tightening the nuts to try and force them in, there is the chance of tweaking the arms. Ball joints will press in place. Nate |
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Thanks Nate. I am gonna start fitting up tommorrow. I'm sure it won't be the last time we talk haha
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Well I spent the weekend working on the Porterbuilt parts, schotchbriting, cleaning, priming, painting, damn that is a lot of prep work.
Finally got them done and started installing about 10 o'clock Saturday evening and finished up on Sunday. Ran into a snag with the ball joints. Got the wrong ones and I can't mount my spindles. Dave and Nate is going to make it right by sending the correct ones, thanks guys. So far so good I think. |
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Very nice, that red really pops, I can't wait to see the rolling chassis.
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This is going to be sweet...and make mine look poor...but wow. nice work!
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Thanks guys. It is going together pretty nice. I am waiting on my transmission now so I can mock up the drivetrain for the rearend.
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I'm digging the red suspension parts. Looks super cool!
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I wanted to thank Dave and Nate for shipping out new ball joints for the front end. They should arrive Friday and I should be able to button up the front end of this beast. I have to paint the notches black this weekend so that I can start the rear setup. I am trying to have a rolling chassis before the lovely Ohio weather makes a change for the worse.
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The Red looks great on the suspension parts. What did you use for paint?. I thought about painting mine the same but in the end just went with satin black. After seeing yours I wish I would have stuck with it.
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I used Eastwood "Pinup Red" It appeared to be the brightest red they had. |
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I got the rear notch mocked up tonight and all the holes drilled.
Yet another step closer to a rolling chassis. |
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You are moving along and a good pace you will have a rolling chassis by the end of the week if you keep it up.
That is more than a rear crossmember it's a work of art, I really admire Porterbuilt design. |
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