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BStarted my veture into the full-size scene with my cclb 98 k3500 dually about two years ago...picked it up for a decent deal and...
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BTrying to pin @915_Tahoe to notify him to respond but for some reason I can't.
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Bblancohippo replied to the thread manual rear window regulators.saw an old thread from 2022 mentioning car-part.com and i found a lot of places with trucks that have manual doors...reached out to a...
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BYeah that's what I'm thinking. Looks like he picked a unicorn part. I can find front manual and rear powered all day. Nothing on rear...
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Bhey folks...got a 98 crew cab and im looking to convert my power doors to manuals...i know some WT have manual doors for the crew cabs...
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Bblancohippo replied to the thread 88-98 parts.what plate are you looking for?...is it the smaller kinda rectangle shaped one that covers the transaxle...
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Bblancohippo reacted to 618 Syndicate's post in the thread Bagged and bodied 99 c3500 build with
Haha.
So ground the negative from the charger where? Sure would be handy if there was a spot right next to the positive... -
Bblancohippo reacted to ROYALTYFORGE's post in the thread Bagged and bodied 99 c3500 build with Like.
Driver side is ready for assembly, minus the inner fender work.
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BMay want to round the corners off more on the driver's side, like you did on the passenger. Might be fine like they are, but better safe...
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Bblancohippo reacted to ROYALTYFORGE's post in the thread Bagged and bodied 99 c3500 build with Love.
Not to mention a community of like minded individuals who are will to share their knowledge and experiences.
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BThis project is proof that you don’t need a big shop or concrete floor to build something nice. Just the skill and the courage to dive...
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Bblancohippo reacted to ROYALTYFORGE's post in the thread Bagged and bodied 99 c3500 build with Love.
That'll do, I have about ¾of an inch if clearance all around the bag
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Bblancohippo reacted to Erik the Awful's post in the thread Bagged and bodied 99 c3500 build with Like.
I'd lay a sheet of plywood under it so it's less scratchy on the bed, and maybe will slide as needed when you need to pull it off.
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BThat’s how I do things like this too, compressors, refrigerators, water heaters. Just let it stand overnight before you fire it up.
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BI've not been around a bagged 1 ton much but usually 1/2" lines are so fast its hard to control. 3/8" should be plenty. I like level...
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