Well I’am running one so hopefully it helps, my 60 is not my daily so might take awhile to see how it reacts but like you I don’t want to have to go through another radiator swap.
What did you do with your 60 this weekend?
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Curious to see how it looks after a year or two of use. I imagine if you don't see any deterioration of it, that means you've got a good electrical bond for your radiator.
New wheels and tires. Waiting for the lift now.
I finally fixed a bunch of little things that were driving me crazy.
- I made rubber seat latch bumpers for the rear seat
- Made a new bushing set for the door handle so I can actually open the door easily
- Made new replacement marker light housings
- I made rubber seat latch bumpers for the rear seat
- Made a new bushing set for the door handle so I can actually open the door easily
- Made new replacement marker light housings
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I also made speaker brackets and grilles.
The seat bumpers make a big difference in the rattling don’t they?
It’s amazing. Dead silent now.
Put on some 35's and went for a test drive. Rubs a bit in a few places and the 3B is more sluggish spinning them. probably put 33's back on for summer. but i might need to revisit this idea later and make them work.
Bearing repack…poor thing hadn’t been repacked in over 8 years. Still looked good!
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Finally getting the 6x6 dialed in. We are at about 50-60% power on the tuning.
As it is tuned right now; it will keep up with 430hp LS3 swap cruisers we build.
Still have another 120-150hp left to go on the tuner and then we will break into the custom tune mode and possibly get a total of 200hp. That would put us at an estimated 620-650 RWHP and estimated 1250 ft # torque.
As it is tuned right now; it will keep up with 430hp LS3 swap cruisers we build.
Still have another 120-150hp left to go on the tuner and then we will break into the custom tune mode and possibly get a total of 200hp. That would put us at an estimated 620-650 RWHP and estimated 1250 ft # torque.
That looks awesome. 3-D printed?
Yessir. These ones are a little rough looking. I was in a hurry to get them done before Cruise Moab. I've got them looking much better now.
Guess this is getting pretty serious now.
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That thing is a beast!!! Since you have 2 rear axles, would that make it only 310 RWHP then?
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No.. That # is reduced an additional 24% for the second axle pass through loss....That thing is a beast!!! Since you have 2 rear axles, would that make it only 310 RWHP then?
I know its not the weekend, but I was super skeptical about these edge trim pieces, and @TRAIL TAILOR severely undersold them to me when I asked about them, but holy s*** do they block the wind noise. I have 3 layers of sound deadening and it was still pretty loud in my truck and after putting these things on its like weirdly quiet in there now... and i only did the front two doors. I still need to do the rear doors and the cargo hatch area.
I think I need that in my life.I know its not the weekend, but I was super skeptical about these edge trim pieces, and @TRAIL TAILOR severely undersold them to me when I asked about them, but holy s*** do they block the wind noise. I have 3 layers of sound deadening and it was still pretty loud in my truck and after putting these things on its like weirdly quiet in there now... and i only did the front two doors. I still need to do the rear doors and the cargo hatch area.
They definitely work especially once you get on the highway or at speeds faster than like 45 mph
I am going to need this, so does @yotadude520I know its not the weekend, but I was super skeptical about these edge trim pieces, and @TRAIL TAILOR severely undersold them to me when I asked about them, but holy s*** do they block the wind noise. I have 3 layers of sound deadening and it was still pretty loud in my truck and after putting these things on its like weirdly quiet in there now... and i only did the front two doors. I still need to do the rear doors and the cargo hatch area.
This mod was one of the first ones I did for my truck and I don't know why everyone doesn't do this. The door closing sound alone was enough for me to love this, it's so solid.