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Professiona1 m0d

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  1. Well, the interior is done and here are some pics. Also the back half is wrapping up...

     

    I would also like to thank all of you guys for your great compliments and your support! This community is great and I thoroughly enjoy knowing each and everyone of you! :cheers:

     

     

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  2. Thanks again guys, I appreciate your compliments! The driveline is a fully built 408 superchargered motor with meth and nitrous. Backed by a built 4L80-E and a custom 10 inch rear, full spool, 35 spline axles, with quick change gears.

  3. Thanks zippy! I can't wait to finish the cage and see the out come. I chose not to go with racing seats, but the factory leather ones, it will however incorporate a custom 5 point racing harness attached to the cage. I know, too bad they didn't have the 2300 released two years ago!

  4. To answer your question Chase and black00chev, the rear seat has not been in there for over a year and there were no plans of putting it back in. It will get powder coated first, and then welded to the frame, those are just tack welds at the moment. The power plant that it will be running is my current setup, a 408 stroker with a roots blower. It made 602 RWHP with a two piece driveshaft, however, it will now be replaced by a one piece driveshaft. I am hoping to see slight gains from the less rotational mass of the new one piece. Also new to the motor is nitrous, but only a maximum 100 shot, which is mainly going to be used to cool the intake charge. After all said and done, it will be certified for as low as 8.50. It is an 8 point roll cage, with NON removable door bars. And yes, two rear bars will be coming down to the frame, however, since it is an extended cab, I have enough room not to have to run it out of the back window, it will go underneath the window so that it will be hidden, and look somewhat of a sleeper. Although obviously if you were to look from the back and see the quick change and slicks, or from the side and see the 4-link, it would be a dead give away. I just like the clean look of having a square cab and a square bed, with no bars coming out of the window on an angle.

  5. Ah, thank you for the extra info Riviera!

     

    My issue right now is pushing too much power for my suspension/tire setup. And now it's going to be worse with the bottle hooked up. I've been looking into a 4 Link along with back halving it to a full tub. I don't know what to do quite exactly. I am hoping the current suspension upgrades along with those meats will do the trick, but I am having doubts.

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