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Bassboy3313

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  1. 10 hours ago, YoungCR said:

    Saw you getting off on College this morning, ride height looks great!

    Awesome! And thanks. I was on my way to LKQ for some parts. Ride height and dampening feel great in this thing! That was probably its last hoorah for the year tho, lol. 

  2. Well, plans have changed and the swap is being pushed off till spring/summer 2021. A lot going on with work and life in general, that adding the stress of finishing a swap in a single week on my winter daily driver would suck. And thats if everything goes extremely smooth, which we all know never happens. Ha!

    To be continued....

  3. 6 hours ago, YoungCR said:

    Those front clips sure make it easier. Do you have heat in the new garage?

     

    10 minutes ago, jc43089 said:

    Ya, it's right there in the picture ;)  Attached to a propane tank.

    Haha yes it is. Didnt get around to installing a central heater with thermostat yet, so the ole propane tank mounted heater will do for now. works relatively nice if close by. 

  4. 5 hours ago, m42b32 said:

    As long as any damage doesn't protrude and deform the sleeve inward it shouldn't really matter as far as I'm aware

    Correct. I just want to knock down any high spots that may have happened. Otherwise the new bushing can get deformed and the detent can stick again. Better safe than sorry, you know?

  5. The first one was a bitch and a half. Made the mistake of not splitting the bushing completely down the seam. it came loose from the bore, but I was unable to pull it out due to the lower half not being folded in enough. It fell down into the trans, thought I was screwed. Eventually got it out tho. Second one came out super easy after learning from the first one. Now to just get some small files to clean up the bore walls. Then I can get the new ones in and finish up the trans work. 

  6. Tear down started. Rear main seal replaced, engine put on stand, ps pump removed, ac compressor removed, intake manifold removed, front diff and axle carrier removed, oil pan removed. 

    20200913_163043.jpg

    Next up is crank pulley removal to replace all timing components. Also remove as many brackets, housings, mounts, etc to get blasted and painted. 

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