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Thread: Canadian build up !!!

  1. #101
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    Received this morning my MX6 adjustable monotubes ....



    And bought a new Millermatic® 180 with Auto-Set™ with a red flame pro hobby helmet ... Now i'm ready to install those shocks brackets !!
    Rockwells / Cummins / 3053A
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    Quote Originally Posted by randyscycle View Post
    That is a great looking build!

    Just curious, what is the measurement to the bottom of the front bumper from the ground? Looks like you are up there pretty good.
    I just took mesurement today ... from bottom of bumper to ground level ... 33¾"
    Rockwells / Cummins / 3053A
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    Today took some times playing around the house with the truck and the kids ... still haven't done anything today !!! Just taking somes pics ... we are freezing up here in canada ... around 4 degree celsius this afternoon !! And also pics of the new welder and my wife posing with the new helmet







    Rockwells / Cummins / 3053A
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    Also what is the correct way to install those wiper arm ?? I have seen multi positions for thems .... but from factory .... what is the correct alignement on the windshield ??
    Last edited by Kamikaze12volts; October 4th, 2008 at 11:27 PM.
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    Some quick update ......

    Front and rear MX-6 shocks installed ....
    Found a jerry can but still looking for the strap.



    My wife trying to catch me taking a break ......



    This is what my welds look like .... not too bad for a rookie ... the Miller helps a lot ....


    My wife wanted of picture with the monster .....


    And my kids playing around .....


    Still have three small fixes and the truck ready for the final inspection ...
    - Master that doesn't have the right bore for the rockwells
    - Parking light and dash light
    - Sparks plugs
    Rockwells / Cummins / 3053A
    Combat wheels on 395 XML
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    What happened to the door? I see it has some dents in it now... So sad!

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    Quote Originally Posted by syzygy View Post
    What happened to the door? I see it has some dents in it now... So sad!
    Go it like that ..... i prefer to have dent on it then bondo all over the truck. I just repainted it .... i cannot took the history out of this truck .... so i'm leaving it like that !!!
    Rockwells / Cummins / 3053A
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    Oh, that makes me feel much better! I didn't look very closely at the pre-paint pictures and assumed there had been body work done at the same time by the shop. Phew! I am very jealous of your buildup and am hoping to purchase one to build myself, soon.

    Don't feel obligated to divulge (especially if your wife checks the forum!) but I'd be curious to see some more figures for the various parts you've bought during the course of the buildup...

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    My wife is OK with that ... as long as i don't spend over $10K over it ... ( which i have not tell all the truth about parts cost ) ... If i had not chance my mind in the middle of the buildup ( going from 1 ton diffs to rockwells ) the truck had been running for at least a month. But who doesn't changed his mind ......... I bought almost everything i could changed .... new composites light , switch, wipers .... so all the parts around the truck is new or like new condition .. since this truck will be pulling a trailer and the trail rig ... i must done it right. NExt step is powertrain mods .... i want to go with a new setup which would be a spicer 3053a to a backward Np203 and then to a dodge 32 splines Np205 ... but not sure if going to a 4bt or swapping my 6bta
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    still an awesome truck/build. its awesome that you wife and kids are excited and involved. its way easier to do that stuff with a supportive wife(or none at all )

    just as a note, dodge used 23 or 29 spline inputs on their 205s. As far as i know, GM is the only one to have used 32 spline inputs. its an easy swap though if you have the big bore bearing bore case.
    Ryan

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