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Old 05-31-2014, 05:35 PM
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There is a little fly in your ointment......

If you tub, don't forget about shock relocation!

The tubs tend to start a bit of a snowball, didn't stop me though
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There is a little fly in your ointment......

If you tub, don't forget about shock relocation!

The tubs tend to start a bit of a snowball, didn't stop me though
that should be cake for a truck guy. you know where they go.
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Yup, get out the saw!
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Looking forward to this! Post pics often.
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Good luck with the project and congrat for the tv show. I watch your show even here in canada, it give me a bit of motivation when im feeling lazy.
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Here's a way to follow the progress of this project as well. I will still continue to post pics, which will probably be ahead of the "show" but we're doing a web series to document the Z and other stuff.... check it out and help with the numbers by subscribing if you want.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFBJfKOyZbM


Next up is serious metal replacement... ,roof, quarter patch, trunk floor, and one rocker skin... rails and boxes are all good.... it's just been neglected.

Still trying to decide wether to go 6 speed or paddles shifted 4L80e.... thoughts?

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full manual. Paddle shifting is great for racing but it gets old and boring just tooling around town and through nice mountain drivers.
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