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I can see the light!
This is a household light socket that the po put in. I put a 12 volt bulb in it and it works! |
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That's so cool. Years ago I used to use a five watt bulb in household socket hooked to my CB radio. It would light up when you talk or modulate. Really neat way of testing the radio.
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First day of Christmas break, so I got busy. Built a 1bbl to 2bbl adaptor plate out of aluminum. Ported and polished the inside so it should flow pretty good. Then I got started on the linkage, the pic below is the pedal assembly after I flipped the arm so when I give it gas it pulls instead of pushing. Then I built a rod with bends that goes from the pedal arm to the carb. Here's a video: http://youtu.be/PU0i3WgsB0Y
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Nice work on the linkage.
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Looks good. That a carb off a gmc v6?
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Made a cross member to put between the frame rails for the gas tank straps to bolt to. I will weld it in place later today.
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Made some gas tank straps
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Cool, has the carter seemed to make a difference?
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Not a huge difference but defiantly helps
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Ok no pics right now but I finished all of the gas tank straps and mounts and bolted the tank in. Now it's time to pull it back off and get the bumper mounted so I know where to cut the hole for the gas filler.
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Started working on mounting the bumper. Built one of two brackets that will be welded to the bumper and bolt to a piece of angle iron that will go inside the frame rails. I made the holes oblong so that the height of the bumper can be adjusted.
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Number 2 is finished. The old set of files is sure getting a good workout
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I found this inside my radio
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Nice work on the bumper brackets. Did you really make the slots with a file?
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X2, Nice work. :chevy:
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Thanks guys. Yes I made them with a drill press, a hacksaw but mostly files. Took a while. Times like these when a cnc plasma cutter would come in handy:lol:
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Installed my Christmas present! Sun pro super tach 2.
I'm impressed with the quality, compatibility and look. |
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Nice! :metal:
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Cool
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I am also 15. I am doing a 1964 k10. Go on youtube and check out "gibson63" He is doing a 1963 chevy. He does some of the best work i have seen. shows the steps in great detail. I would go and watch some of his videos. he is amazing.
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