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I'll dig it up
Builds "Chunk+12ht" version 2.0 (2 Viewers)
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If you a good read download their catalog. It's full of cool stuff.
pistonpete
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Thank you very much Pat. 
RodrigzCrzr
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Just read this whole thread since we have to be home over this Covid19 outbreak.
Great work! Love that 12ht.
Great work! Love that 12ht.
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Like Christopher Columbus going off the edge of the earth- don't run out of ih8mud and fall off the edge!
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Here's a big win- I got a set of SOR sliding windows with my new to me red 60 series and knew right away they were going into Chunk. I will say they are TOUGH to install. I had to beat the window opening lips back to take the curve out, that was unnerving. A hammer and a wood dowel did it pretty easily really and all paint marring is under the gasket. My daughter Lizzy leaned on the window while I roped it in. I'm pretty wore out but it looks pretty good. It will need a little headliner fixing up but it's not coming back out!
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Also I am doing the stainless trim delete in the windows so the gaskets are from Cruiser Corps
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Also I am going to have to get the lower trim in ex post facto because it was such a challenge getting the window in that I didn't want to fuss with the trim too
mattressking
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Great demo of sliding window and what it does
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Small chunks on Chunk. I powder coated the strips between the rear functional and fixed rear windows. Now on to the install. Also putting in the outer weatherstrip for use without chrome trim.
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Lizzy helped me get the other side window and rear window in today
red66toy
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Nice! I think my wife and I took about three tries to get the back window in correctly. It kept sliding as the rope was getting pulled.
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I think I lucked out getting it first try. After those sliding windows it seemed like a piece of cake!Nice! I think my wife and I took about three tries to get the back window in correctly. It kept sliding as the rope was getting pulled.
CenTXFJ60
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Those windows are killer Pat. Can’t tell you how many parts I’ve robbed out of other cruiser purchases for my main blue 60. Can’t wait to see it this August.
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They're a little weird because the opening part is in the forward part but I think I can still reach into my fridge ok.
Michael B
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Buddy is going to love those sliders!
You should delete the muffler, you really don’t need it. I’m not running one on Samson.
Also the amount of turbo whine you hear will be determined by your inlet filtering. On Samson with just a K&N on the inlet I can here the turbo constantly. But with my snorkel plumbing in place I cannot hear the turbo at all.
You should delete the muffler, you really don’t need it. I’m not running one on Samson.
Also the amount of turbo whine you hear will be determined by your inlet filtering. On Samson with just a K&N on the inlet I can here the turbo constantly. But with my snorkel plumbing in place I cannot hear the turbo at all.
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That's a big strike to having a snorkel! I love turbo whine. The truck has a small dynomax straight through muffler. I guess I will see how it sounds. On my old 24 valve Cummins Dodge(that I miss very much), it had a straight pipe and was super loud, but super awesome.
Michael B
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I have never had a muffler on mine and I’m pretty sure Roma doesn’t run one on his 60 either.
I only plumb my snorkel in when I’m going off road. On the street I only run the K&an.
I only plumb my snorkel in when I’m going off road. On the street I only run the K&an.
Will Buddy ride in the back if that window is open?
