1966 suburban slammed fuel injected 6.2L
 

bought this last spring tore it apart using porterbuilt front and rear dropmember kits weld in kit in the rear sold my bbc and decided to use a 6.2 liter ls motor out of a 2009 escalade trying to locate a 6 speed automatic 2wd trans now parts frame is almost complete now heres some pics of it so far

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here is more pics of the frame getting done and the body being torn apart

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heres my 6.2liter 2009 escalade motor now the hunt for a 6 speed automatic trans 6l80

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Nice looking build. You can't go wrong with PB.

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I'm subscrided......looks like a kool one !

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thanks guys you guys are building some bad /// rides

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Tuning in for this one. Looks great. :metal:

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ought to make for one sweet sub!

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yup! looks good nice work!

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Very cool! I really like those slammed Suburbans.

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ohhhh hell yeah!! keep up the good work and the pix.

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Very cool burban!
Tony from Norcal

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thanks for all compliments guys heres my donor car using the rearend and wheels for rollers for now parting the rest almost got everything gone hopefully rest hits the srap yard friday its a caprice x cop car rust bucket good old michigan

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subscribed Nice burb and engine...

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I know what you mean about the rust. When I bagged my Astro I had to cut or break off half of the original bolts. When we starting taking apart my 63 GMC, that came from CO, we couldn't believe how easily the bolts broke lose.

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well finally back at it againe caprice was parted out and took the rest to the scrap yard rearend ready to install then off tracked to 89 chevy with a 350 tuneport i picked up not running and did some work to and sold so know im finnally back at the suburban still looking for a 6l80e (six speed automatic)

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Cant wait to see some more suburban progress,,,

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is it just my eyes....or are there two different angles going on with the notches? Looks like one side goes up, the other down. Is that by design?
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1282418619

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never noticed that optical illusion before you made me go to the garage and look again its the same on both sides sure dont look it in the pics the 6 speed trand is on its way should be here tommarow

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good to hear....though I'm still confused....because they look different in the next pic too!?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1282418619

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hate to say it... but I see it too it looks like the humps were put on backwards on the drivers side.

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heres some more pics i had for a better angle for you guys i better watch how i take my pictures

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must be one of them thar' optical illusions.

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Sweet :metal:
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lookin good kat!

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Man that is the weirdest optical illusion I have seen in a while. I would swear those two notches are going reverse of each other but in the side and back view, they look the same. Very weird.

Cool build!!!

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finally have my 6l90e recieved it yesterday from wisconsin this thing sure was heavy lifting this out of my truck hope to have the engine and trans in in the next couple of weeks before it gets to cold out

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...at least my eyes weren't the only ones playing tricks on them!

had I stayed with computer control with all the efi hardware on my motor...I'd have had to have one of those 6speed automatics to go with it. Since I'm running ECM/TCM'less with just the MSD box...I'd have to spend a LOT of money to run one now. Oh well.....I guess just 1 overdrive gear will have to be enough. :lol:

What I'd be really interested in is adding one to my TBSS at some point in the future. Hopefully it will get cheaper by then.

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finally getting back at it took a couple of days off work waiting for a few more parts from powder coat and the rearend getting blasted hopefully i can get the motor and trans in it next week

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Right on C.Brown! What rear diff is that? Looking good,Keep it going!
Tony from Norcal

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the diff is out of a 95 caprice cop car same bolt pattern as a chevy truck 5on5 plus you get disc brakes,hows your truck coming

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rearend is back from the blasters brackets welded on and painted

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made some more progress motor bolted in trans bolted up need to put trans mount in still and find some rims

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lookin good kat!!!

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wow looks awesome nice progress looks like what mine is going to look like keep up the great work!!!

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Where did you get that trans at if been looking all over one do u have a web site?
How much did you pay if you don't mind me asking?

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thanks ill be looking for your build always like seeing more suburbans

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i searched carparts.com and had it shipped to me prices very

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finally made up my mind and bought some rims and tires 20x10 and 20x8.5

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Got some meat on that back tire, what size tires are you running?