Recent content by Kevin's 48

;)LMAO:p that is way to funny. I'll have to try that sometime.

well my problem so far is the pedal at full rest if I leave the bracket that I am using stock is about 6 inches closer to me than the gas pedal. with the pedal hanging with no rod to the booster it hangs perfect about 2 inches in front of the gas pedal. So with that said I am thinking of...

Is there anybody using the 7in corvette booster and master cylinder on their truck and if so do you know the pedal travel from rest to fully pressed. I'm trying to make my brake pedal bracket and so far I don't like where it sets. I'm trying to move it back more but need to know the travel so...

I would deffinately say car visor, IIRC the truck has more of a point in the center where yours is rounded. Maybe I'm wrong.

that is way cool, looks like an old wood sled with a motor and wheels. Awesome pic

looking at those pics I've spent thousands of dollars in my mind. cool pics

Well a few more pics from today's work. I was going to leave the center of the dash alone and put my air controls and a few other things in there, but then decided nah, I'll fill it in and make is smooth. So that's what I did. Welded new metal in, body filler, and etch primed, then filler...

Haven't used pro-15 before, but I did my chassis with dupli-color satin black rattle cans. I know this will bring a tear to zig's eye. I etch primed the frame first, then about five coats of satin black and after this weekend it will get another. This stuff is pretty scratch resistant and...

Nate the "liquid glass" ken speaks of is what I was talking about when we have to blow the engine. Here is the process: Pour substance into tank, drain oil, start engine, hold pedal to the floor until the engine blows. Its a vicious cycle, and I have refused to do it to our cars at work. But...

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Let me know, I love the idea and haven't seen any other alluminum ones. Thanks

48Er you are exactly right, they cannot be resold better yet we have to blow the engine up in the cars before they leave our lots. I work for BMW and we got our first cash for clunker car today. It was a 88 jeep cherokee with good body and paint, great interior, low miles and ran perfect...

Hey 51 HHR if you make one out of alluminum would you be interested in makeing two and how much would you charge me? I really like the idea of the alluminum knob to match the rest of the stuff on my truck.

Yeah the steering wheel was just one of those things I was at the show at the river front back home and a lady was there that we have bought steering wheels from before and we got talking with her about my truck and she said she had the perfect steering wheel for me. She pulled this one out and...

Okay a few updated pics from this weeks work so far. I got my seat risers welded in, and the trans hump built and welded in (boy was that a real PIA) the seats are bolted in for now, air ride wiring is now in the cab instead of laying on the frame, and the column went in tonight. I had to get...