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Do you need to be a contributor here like classic bronco's to post pics?
After reading your thread on floor pan replacement and looking over budget my whole plan has changed and will be focusing on replacing all the metal or at least removing the old floor pans first since I have other not new but donor floor pans as part of the package I bought.
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I think you need to have ten posts before you can do pics for spam reasons. Of course becoming a member nullifies that.
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Woohoo got antsy today and got help and put the body on sawhorses I know not the best option but it is out of the way now, and got the chasis turned and rolled into the basement so I can begin taking it all apart. If anyone happens to be in the area and wants to have a disasembly party let me know. Althought at this rate if I get some more energy tonight I might start tearing the axles off next.
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Spent 6 hours combing the net looking for brake system wisdom. I am determined to have good brakes for NovRun!
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There are some spots you missed with the painters tape. I can still see white paint.
I'm stoked for Nov!
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Chuzie, what kind of prop valve are you running? You could eliminate it entirely. On the racer I've got the front lines plumbed directly to the master cylinder. For the rear brakes I just used an adjustable brake bias valve. Works great and I like having the adjustable feature. I will be doing the same thing on Ms Piggy.
Looking good Clay!!
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No prop valve. Everything is directly connected to MC. I am looking a pressure now.
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Well, forget my idea then. Hope you get it figured out.
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