89 RCLB K1500 - Quality time with my son building his first truck.

Nice work, as always.

Laredo said:

Nice work, as always.

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It takes one, to know one!

SNCTMPL said:

After getting my butt whooped by the front diff, I didn’t have much to do since the frame and a bunch of other things are at the sandblaster, so I started taking my old 46mm throttle body apart to get the injectors out. I’m sending them to MRP fuel injection for a thorough cleaning.

The new setup will be:
50mm sbc throttle body.
Matched 5.7 injectors.
Adjustable regulator.
Injector pod spacer.
CFM Tech fuel gauge adapter with Summit 30# gauge.
CFM Tech phenolic spacer bored to 50mm.
Edelbrock TBI intake bored to 50mm.

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Sir, good on you for showing your son what is possible with hard work, focus, and a solid plan to execute.

And at the same time, the sharpness, lighting, and quality of your photos lets us see so much more than
elsewhere on the internet. I've been studying your disassembled TBI photos -- these are great, among the
very best I've seen anywhere. (!)

I know that the decision to document a build with high resolution photos impedes the project work flow and
takes time after the fact to finalize, upload, and create the narrative.

Just wanted to let you know that the quality of your project and your documentation is appreciated.

This thread is awesome! Thank you for sharing you and your son's build.

Thanks everyone for the compliments, we'll try to keep up the good work and pictures.

@roadtrip the credit for the photos has to go to Apple.

Racesmith said:

This thread is awesome! Thank you for sharing you and your son's build.

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Thank you and you're welcome. It's about to get really good.

SNCTMPL said:

Thanks everyone for the compliments, we'll try to keep up the good work and pictures.

@roadtrip the credit for the photos has to go to Apple.

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They do take amazing photos, but look through this forum and the astounding amount of burry, uncropped, unfocused, context… I agree though, it doesn’t take that much effort for a good quality picture.

Got everything back from the sandblaster today. These photos are before primer.

And here’s one with some primer.

The rebuilding officially begins! This is when the real fun starts, IMO.