'69 overhaul- CV, 8.8, and more.

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Re: '69 overhaul- CV, 8.8, and more.

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Definitely enjoying your fab work here. Anything else to report? :? :thup:
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Manny wrote:Definitely enjoying your fab work here. Anything else to report? :? :thup:
Thanks! I hope to report driving it soon; it’s real close. Just need to put the bed on and wire the taillights.
-Ryan
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Re: '69 overhaul- CV, 8.8, and more.

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I am interested in hearing yours and other's take on the exhaust exiting where is does, in front of the rear axle. I have considered doing the same, but have heard and read some negatives on it. Mainly dirtying up the undercarriage and blowing dirt/dust from road surfaces. I am really interested in doing my exhaust this way, especially after seeing it done on a 56 F100.
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Re: '69 overhaul- CV, 8.8, and more.

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Lowell,
I have had turn down exhaust on all my hot rods for 20+ years. I haven’t noticed any negatives, but it is louder and drones more.


Today I put the bed back on. I also torqued down all the suspension, set the preload on the Cal-tracs and did a quick home alignment with my Longacre kit.

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