'08 All Wheel Drive Denali

[pacificustoms]

Originally Posted by mexMan

I thnk you should shave the back bumper, or just shorten it a bit, it will look 100 times cleaner, and more subtle, now overall I love it, really, the most awesome changes are the ones no one can see. unfortunately, now, what about the cutted interior?

I think we're going to leave the bumper mostly stock. We are going to get rid of the portion that housed the trailer hitch and do have a little something planned for it, but it will still have the bumper.

As far as the inside, these boxes wrap all the way around the portion that was trimmed out. The actually run all the way down the front of the wheel well right up to the door opening. We also made the aluminum floor piece in the back with the flush mount carpet pieces. The speaker boxes have been color matched and are currently having some "artwork" applied to them (not airbrushing).

[mexMan]

Originally Posted by pacificustoms

I think we're going to leave the bumper mostly stock. We are going to get rid of the portion that housed the trailer hitch and do have a little something planned for it, but it will still have the bumper.

As far as the inside, these boxes wrap all the way around the portion that was trimmed out. The actually run all the way down the front of the wheel well right up to the door opening. We also made the aluminum floor piece in the back with the flush mount carpet pieces. The speaker boxes have been color matched and are currently having some "artwork" applied to them (not airbrushing).

OH MY GOD!

Really Robbie, that is some awesome work, and, I think for the trailer hitch you should hide it behin the bumper, and make a small hatch to get to it, like in some trucks that I have seen where the trailer hitch is hidden behind the licence plate, but it's up to you, and I really like that box, loving the result, wanna see it finished.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

wow...thats all I have

[pacificustoms]

This was a fun part of the project. Getting to add looks and a punch of power is never a bad thing!



This is what we started with (we put some of the stock pieces back on for the picture)



And where we ended.



You can check out the full installation in an upcoming issue of Street Trucks Magazine. We're also going to fabricate our own intake tube to put the filter on the drivers side.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

almost enough room on that passenger inner fender for an air box via hood intake.


looks great, so are you guys done with it already?

Vince

[tones2SS]

Looks great Robbie. Adding power is always a good thing.
Are you guys going to get that bad boy on the dyno as well?

[pacificustoms]

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

almost enough room on that passenger inner fender for an air box via hood intake.


looks great, so are you guys done with it already?

Vince

No, not at all. We're pushing for the end of January to have it completed. It might end up being a real push with the list of "to-do's" we still have. And the entire thing is getting stripped down and re-painted.

[pacificustoms]

Working on a new intake tube. We wanted to reduce the couplers in it to give it a clean look, so we machined a piece that fits over the throttle body and we're going to use an o-ring seal and a few set screws to hold it tight. There's also a bracket that bolts to the front of the accessory drive to hold it firmly in place as well.





We also machined an end for the opposite side that the rubber coupler slides over, but the aluminum is flush with the outside of the rubber and the clamp. Kind of hard to see in this picture.



Also started on a fuse box cover and filter mount.