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#137699 04/08/2007 1:46 AM
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Hello all. I am mostly a lurker with a little input here and there. I really got motivated on my truck from this site and decided to do the s10 frame swap on my 52. It has been about a year but there was a lot of sheetmetal work that needed to be done. I had to replace the fire wall, the floors, all the cowl panels and the inner cab corners. Well I am just about done. I still have some things left to do but, I am driving it now. The motor is a Tune port injected 305 with a 700 r4 trans. It runs great. Here are a few pics. photobucket[ [URL=http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e333/888daveb/PICT0008-1.jpg]photo bucket photo bucket photo bucket photo bucket photo bucket /URL]

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That's cool dave, get the pics coming.


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I love the stance, nice and low. It looks like you've done agreat job..


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#137702 04/08/2007 3:40 PM
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It is sitting about 4 inches off the ground. When I mount the running boards it barely clears the driveway going up into the shop.

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Hi, Like it. What did you use for mounting brackets, hardware, etc.
I have a '51 GMC Panel that I am considering this idea for. i already have an S-10 rolling chassis (reg cab, long box) and am picking up the 4WD rear end for $100 shortly.

Pointers ? Pitfalls, etc.?

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Nice job Dave. Looks good.

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Hi, Like it. What did you use for mounting brackets, hardware, etc.
I have a '51 GMC Panel that I am considering this idea for. i already have an S-10 rolling chassis (reg cab, long box) and am picking up the 4WD rear end for $100 shortly.

Pointers ? Pitfalls, etc.?

Thanks
For the brackets I made my own. I didn't think the AD engineering kit was worth it. It wasn't to difficult. Pointers I am not sure. Hopefully some one can give you a hand . I had to set it up and do everything by myself. It was darn tough. Make sure you get it lined up correctly in the wheel wells. On mine the rear wheels sit a little to far back in the fenders. I didn't have any wheels on it when I lined it up for a look. By the time I realized what I did it was all welded and painted. I know a lot of people are using different radiators also. I used the radiator for the ad truck. You just have to kick the bottom of the radiator out to clear the steering box. Let me know if you might need some specific pics I will try to get them for you.

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Daveb8, Thanks for the pointers. I'm just at the assembling ideas and parts phase. Maybe next winter if I have the moola.

I'll keep track of your post and check back later.

Thanks


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This is how one sets when using the AD-engineering kit. First picture on page one. http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d41/coilover/


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