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Old 02-12-2010, 01:52 PM   #1
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Thanks for the length. One question though, is the stated cable length from end to end of the cable or the sleeve?
I'm not sure hgs. You might want to give Lokar a call. I know they offer a 36" one also.
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Old 02-12-2010, 02:06 PM   #2
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Rob, I think that you ahve done such an great job on this truck so far, , it to me is what hot rodding is aboutm, getting dirty and doing what you have to do to make her run!!
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Re: 68 S/C update.....

+1 on the lokar products..Rob I used one in my truck when I built mine as well as the shifter rod, oil dip stick and tranny dip stick..
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Re: 68 S/C update.....

gas pedal/ cable looks good Rob....I gotta get mine installed on the Mistress...maybe Toyota should take some notes
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Old 02-15-2010, 11:39 AM   #5
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Rob, I think that you ahve done such an great job on this truck so far, , it to me is what hot rodding is aboutm, getting dirty and doing what you have to do to make her run!!
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+1 on the lokar products..Rob I used one in my truck when I built mine as well as the shifter rod, oil dip stick and tranny dip stick..
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gas pedal/ cable looks good Rob....I gotta get mine installed on the Mistress...maybe Toyota should take some notes
Maybe they'll give me a job, I'm not having much luck anywhere else, .

OK, well my small pedal project project has turned into an engine compartment "remodel". I've wanted to move some stuff around for a while, I guess now is as good of time as any....
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looking good...
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Looks good!
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Old 02-25-2010, 05:07 PM   #8
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Thanks! I've finally got everything back together, but I'm still playing with my pedal setup. I also ordered an all new fuel setup that should be able to handle the demand of the S/C. I should have that installed by next week. Also, I had these wheels "laying around" and thought I would bolt them on to see how they look. What da ya think????
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Re: 68 S/C update.....

I like the wheels!
Even though I think the grey centered version would fit that truck better.
(Time to place another order,...)
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I like the wheels!
Even though I think the grey centered version would fit that truck better.
(Time to place another order,...)
Your probably right, hard choice though. I'm suprised they bolted right up. I thought the hubs would have needed to be ground..... I would put another order in, but I'm worried that they won't get it right......
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Do they make those wheels wide enough to fill out those rear fender wells?
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Do they make those wheels wide enough to fill out those rear fender wells?
They do offer some wide ones, but..... only offer them w/back-spacing set-up for narrowed rear ends. That's the downfall on cheaper wheels (very limited BS selection).

Those don't look too bad. The steelies look better though .
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Put the steelies back on....
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Re: 68 S/C update.....

love the look of the coys on there, but of course I am bias...
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I had some pretty stuff on my porch when I got home from work.
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Do they make those wheels wide enough to fill out those rear fender wells?
Pretty close, .

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They do offer some wide ones, but..... only offer them w/back-spacing set-up for narrowed rear ends. That's the downfall on cheaper wheels (very limited BS selection).

Those don't look too bad. The steelies look better though .
I don't know.....

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Put the steelies back on....
You don't think they'd grow on you??

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love the look of the coys on there, but of course I am bias...
I knew you'd like them, .

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Re: 68 S/C update.....

I like the wheels but I like the steelies on that truck better and I loved the old school welds ya had on it..
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I like the wheels but I like the steelies on that truck better and I loved the old school welds ya had on it..
I know what you're saying. There's just to many choices! Here's a comparison of tires. Definitely a difference, but the Coys/BFGs have a 12" tread width. I thinking I'm leaning towards the grey ones instead of the polished ones....
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Rob for the price Coys are the BEST cheap good wheels out.....
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Man, Rob,... The Coys fit good!
You must have a 71-72 rearend under it.
Now just come down another inch in the rear.
Or,... maybe just throw a bag on the rear for "cough" adjustability.
(You know,... incase you have to haul something heavy)
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Rob, I too love the Coy's - now lets see them on the Superburb, since they were just "laying around"!
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Re: 68 S/C update.....

Well, it looks good with the Coys but I don't think it looks right. I guess I am used to seeing the Welds or Rallies on it. I just got four 7" Rallies. I gave two to a buddy and I am going to put the other two on the front of mine. They were free to me.

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Man, Rob,... The Coys fit good!
You must have a 71-72 rearend under it.
Now just come down another inch in the rear.
Or,... maybe just throw a bag on the rear for "cough" adjustability.
(You know,... incase you have to haul something heavy)
To do fit really well. I would probably go with a 5" backspacing instead of the 5.5". Great suggestions and probably the reason I won't change, one thing keeps leading to another.......


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Rob, I too love the Coy's - now lets see them on the Superburb, since they were just "laying around"!
Will this work??

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Well, it looks good with the Coys but I don't think it looks right. I guess I am used to seeing the Welds or Rallies on it. I just got four 7" Rallies. I gave two to a buddy and I am going to put the other two on the front of mine. They were free to me.
I know what you're saying. I keep changing my mind.....
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Yes it will! I think it looks great. Do you like it, or you still thinking Billit Specialties?

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