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S10chickon22s




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Number of posts : 251
Age : 44
Location : Greensboro NC
Registration date : 2010-05-17

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PostSubject: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptySun May 23, 2010 11:44 pm

I'm working on bagging my 2000 S10 extended cab. This truck has 10,900 original miles on it. I bought it brand new back in 2000. I'm completing as much as the work on this project I possibly can myself. And with help from friends on the bagging. First time at attempting a bag job.
I have the truck tore down now and on jack stands. The entire rear suspension is out. Also the front suspension is out too, and the front of the frame has been cut out for the bags. I am also working on the interior. painting and detailing the engine, and the frame. The end result will be a completely painted interior, fiberglass shaved dash, bagged and laying frame front and rear on 20s and 22s. The frame is in primer now and I'm still scraping the stock wax/tar coating off it getting it ready for primer and paint. It will be painted red and white. All the parts on the engine that could be pulled off or painted have also been painted in red and white. I am still waiting on parts for the bag setup, hoping to make the debut with the truck at "The Big Show" Rockingham Dragstrip NC, June 4th-6th, not looking to good right now thou have to get SD to get me my 5 link this week.
I am bagging the rear with the Suicide Doors bolt on 5 link, and the front with Airbagit's tubular control arm kit. I will be running 2600 bags on all four corners. I will be using the Airengine V8 valves with 1/2" lines, two Viair 380c compressors and a 5 gallon stainless tank, and a 10 switch control box. Also will be changing out the carrier bearing crossmeber to one that will lay out.
I would like to eventually lay this truck out on 24s on all 4 corners, and do a different paint scheme see this thread for pics please. https://acrophobia.forumotion.net/newbies-f5/looking-to-join-the-family-in-the-nc-chapter-t2604.htm
Hope everyone likes what I'm doing with the truck. Below are all the pics I currently have taken from the beginning to now.

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What I started with 5" front drop with coils and spindles, and 6" rear drop with leafs and blocks Belltech kit

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The frame work

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The start

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The frame coating

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Me scraping that aggravating coating off.

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Took me 6 hours to get this much done with getting the coating off.

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It's in primer now wasted my time doing the shock mount piece LOL!!!

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Ready for primer

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Got the exhaust system unbolted from the cat and pulled out.

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Moved the evaporative emissions control module to the back bottom wall of the cab using the stock bracket.

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My 2 year old daughter helping!!!!

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I got the gastank out and the leafs out.

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Rusty rear end yuck!!!

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I got the rear end primered in white bout to be out too.

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I got the front ready for primer still have to get the coating off the top and bottom thou.

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The gastank I painted white

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My poor baby!!! Sad

Will take some more pics tomorrow of what it looks like now.

The Interior

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The start.

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Have it gutted now.

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Have the new white carpet in.

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The extended cab panels I sanded smooth and painted

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The back wall bottom carpet piece I recovered

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The back wall top plastic piece I sanded smooth and painted

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The back wall back together

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The headliner I recovered in white fleece, and did the sun visors in red also added red bowtie in the middle

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The door panel I redid the upholstery on, and also sanded smooth and painted.

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The rear jumper seat I recovered

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The stock floormats I recovered and added bowties to match the headliner

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Just to get an idea of what it will look like back together.

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The dash on its way out for me to fiberglass

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Out in about 2 hours. Whole inside of it is gutted now. All the vents for A/C and heat plus the heater coil is out too. Lots of room if needed to relocate stuff Smile

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The dash as I have begun work on fiberglassing it. Going to shave the grabhandle and all the vents.

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The bottom steering wheel cover I sanded smooth and painted

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The seats I'm having to paint due to not being able to get a shop to reupholster them in time for The Big Show. The end result doesnt look bad to be painted. This is only temporary for now. Will be recovered the same way in red and white leather.

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The passenger side seat complete and finished. I glued white fleece to the middle and trimmed it in some twisted rope.

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Close up of the trim

Will have more pics of progress further made on the interior tomorrow.

The Engine

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The start what a cluttered mess

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Got the A/C and heat out along with the front fenders lots of room to tuck those 20s now!!!

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Relocated the ABS to where the A/C compressor was.

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I had to handpaint the waterpump because it was too aggravating to mask off to spray it. Took me 4 hours to do and 4 coats of paint

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My new valvecovers I painted and handpainted the letters on.

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Pulleys I was able to pull off and paint.

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Fuse relay center cover I painted

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After I handpainted the letters on it

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The powersteering pump pulley I painted

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The valvecover on

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Hope I remember where all these wires went!!! Rolling Eyes

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The alternator I painted. I also handpainted the letters on it for detail.

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The belt tensioner I painted

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Alternator back on

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Tensioner back on

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Pulley back on

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The fan shroud I painted and handpainted the letters on.

There has been further progress made on the engine will get pics up tomorrow.

I hope everyone likes all the detail and time I'm putting into this build!!! Hope to join the NC Chapter!!! Very Happy


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SKELVIS

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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptySun May 23, 2010 11:49 pm

GOOD START. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon May 24, 2010 12:21 am

SKELVIS wrote:
GOOD START. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK


Cant wait to see it finished. Not to be a dick or anything but you need to get the NOPI sticker off. It will make it alot cleaner. Acrophobia
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon May 24, 2010 8:29 am

lookin good
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S10chickon22s




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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon May 24, 2010 10:29 am

Thanks alot, yeah I know it would look cleaner, those NOPI stickers have been on since 2002 when I went to The Southeast Minitruckin Nats' They came with the registration packet just put them on and haven't took them off LOL!!!
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon May 24, 2010 12:17 pm

Looks Good, Keep us Updated Fo Sho!
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon May 24, 2010 4:34 pm

Very nice. attention to detail. I need some of your paitence.
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon May 24, 2010 4:52 pm

damn im digging the painted seats
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptySat May 29, 2010 4:50 pm

This is a small update, have the frame notched out more for the 2600 spring pocket eliminators. Got my front kit from Airbagit already, and I got the control arms painted. Sad news is this truck is not going to be going to "Big Show" next weekend due to Suicide Doors slow time to get me my back kit. The green one will be at the show thou. And thanks Matt I'm glad you like the painted seats.

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Im going out to take more pics later this evening of the front.
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptySat May 29, 2010 7:57 pm

this is realy clean
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptySun May 30, 2010 12:29 pm

Lookin good! hope the chassistech front end and compressor work out good, Ive heard bad in the past pirat
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S10chickon22s




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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyTue Jun 01, 2010 9:57 am

outsider wrote:
this is realy clean

Thanks with the low miles on the truck and years of sitting at home, theres not hardly any rust to contend with. Just the coating, and once its off the frame is nice and smooth for paint. Wink
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyTue Jun 01, 2010 9:59 am

Slammed01 wrote:
Lookin good! hope the chassistech front end and compressor work out good, Ive heard bad in the past pirat

Well so far so good the control arms they sent look really nice. And so do the welds. I don't think I'll have any problems out of them. I'll be using Viair compressors with the system.
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyTue Jun 01, 2010 10:13 am

Update for everyone. Have the frame cut out now for the spring pocket eliminators. Test fitted them but haven't welded them in yet. Still have to do some more trimming on the frame to get the bags lined up right.

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My front bags 2600 DeNominator IIs 12" of lift out of these Smile

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I love my bags!!! Cant wait to see them on the truck!!!

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Passenger side of frame. Got my control arms all dirty have to repaint them when done with the front.

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Same pic as above. I just edited it with paint to show where the frame still has to be cut to lay out with the steering linkage.

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Drivers side, still have alot of work on this side lol!!!

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Test fit to see how it looks. Still have a little more trimming to do on it to make it right.

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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyTue Jun 01, 2010 10:51 am

WOW!! Awesome work!!! Keep it up!!
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 12:11 am

starting to look really good., Did SD ever send your stuff yet?

Whats your first name and last. i have to call them tomorrow so i can get you and update.,
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 12:13 am

use a plasma cutter to cut the bitch out.
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 6:51 am

I like the attention to detail. Gonna look good
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 7:02 am

Puna wrote:
use a plasma cutter to cut the bitch out.

plasma's make life 10000x easier!
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S10chickon22s




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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 10:14 am

Pure Xtc wrote:
WOW!! Awesome work!!! Keep it up!!

Thanks its coming along so far pretty nicely!!!
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 10:15 am

Puna wrote:
starting to look really good., Did SD ever send your stuff yet?

Whats your first name and last. i have to call them tomorrow so i can get you and update.,

They sent out my 5 link Friday. Ricky called and told me. Will be here tomorrow!!!
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 10:16 am

HEADAKE wrote:
I like the attention to detail. Gonna look good

Thanks but sometimes its overlooked by the judges at shows thou
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 07, 2010 10:17 am

xxxxcjxxxx wrote:
Puna wrote:
use a plasma cutter to cut the bitch out.

plasma's make life 10000x easier!

LOL wish I had one!!! Right now using a cutting wheel with a grinder. Its a little more time consuming but it works Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyTue Jun 08, 2010 8:34 am

Got my 5 link today will have pics up as progress is made on it.
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PostSubject: Re: Project Overkill    Project Overkill  EmptyMon Jun 14, 2010 12:59 pm

This is what happened to my seats this morning. My 2 year old daughter got ahold of a sharpie marker, have no idea how she got it. Then she wrote all over them, there goes 6 hours of work, no fixing this have to take them to the upholstery shop now. Hope to somehow find the money to get them done in time for Southeast Showdown.

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