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06-16-2018, 11:31 PM | #1 |
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Re: 1958 SWB C4 Fleetside - NZ Build
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I thought about that as well as the extra pistons look cool but in the end cost outweighed looks as the c6 calipers are so expensive That said I got in and mounted up the 66-68 Mustang fuel tank today (Tanks Inc MU-HT). It was so easy and looks so cool in there. Here is Another VIDEO of how I did it exactly. Q |
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06-20-2018, 01:05 AM | #3 |
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for the rest of this week I'm shop sitting for a mate. that means hoist access and boy does that speed stuff up.
today I got the cab mounted back on the chassis (almost). one of my captive nuts for the rear is missing. Now I just think I'll cut off the cages and use a panel washer and nyloc on it. that's tomorrow's job. also stripped down both rear hubs and brakes. got the drivers side back together with new hubs , rear shoes, vented and slotted rotors and new pads. then i stripped it all down and painted all the brackets and calipers black. will reassemble tomorrow once paint drys. on the passenger side i need to make a running repair as the small metal plate for the lower part of the handbrake shoe was broken. no chance of getting another one over here so im getting that welded tomorrow. ive already painted the brackets and calipers for this side so it should be assembly time tomorrow. fabricated up the front chassis support gusset as I'm calling it. basically a tubular k frame to strengthen the front end after removing the factory cross member. gave that to the welder with the broken brake bracket so should get that back tomorrow too. mounted the brake pedal intermediate section. no issues there. drank his piss then come home. |
06-21-2018, 04:54 PM | #4 |
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Re: 1958 SWB C4 Fleetside - NZ Build
just another quick progress update (with pics this time)
C5 Corvette calipers and rotors fitted (1 side at least). mount the other side when the 85 spindle arrives in July... Completed Flatout Engineering C4 Corvette front end. Also shows the newly made k-frame to strengthen the front end after removing the original x member C4 Corvette rear end rebuilt. Haven't checked the Dana 44 internals yet but no clunking when manual turning.. 66-68 mustang tank installed in the bed. so simple it's a must for anyone going EFI... Finally im rebuilding the door hinges so I can remount and align them to the cab which is now refitted to the chassis I have a video which I'll upload later |
06-22-2018, 01:00 AM | #5 |
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