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#135437 09/18/2006 8:48 PM
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Heres 'Bolt if ya care to see where we are at. Just click on the link here.

http://www.angelfire.com/funky/frankenbolt_1/index.html

#135438 09/22/2006 2:39 AM
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I like it! Do you think you will enough torque to spin the wheels?!!!! Tell me about the primer you used. Is it lacquer (sp?) based? Tell me about the exhaust manifolds. Do you see a problem with fit? Keep at it, I would love to see more pictures as you go!
Rick

#135439 09/23/2006 1:08 PM
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Hi Rick, glad your enjoying it. The primer is over POR15, so its just rattle can right now, but the POR15 is not gonna let moisture thru. Its been on 3 years, havent lost an area yet. The headers are 1 3/4"Cragers. We had to cut the manifold flanges and push the tubes through farther to get frame clearance. and ya plenty of torque! If you look at my big pic book on the webpage, its shows the undercoatings going on.

#135440 09/24/2006 9:12 PM
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Hi Jimmyjeep,
Yes, I went back through the pictures and saw the undercoatings going on. I am at the stage where I am still working on the frame of my truck and I keeping asking myself, should I go for a small and fuel efficient engine, or go all out for muscle. You are helping me make up my mind!!!
Rick


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