Supercharged111
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I see TX plates, you better get your ass in gear fixing that A/C.
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Amen to that.I see TX plates, you better get your ass in gear fixing that A/C.
You could have soldered some smaller tubing into the larger line on the A/C condenser, flushed it, and used it as a super big trans cooler. I did that on my Jaguar, and the transmission survives racing conditions.I upgraded trans coolers per my trans guy’s suggestion. I snagged one off a Ford Excursion at work for free and it actually doesn’t leak. Score
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It may be held in there with zip ties and self tappers. But it’s not gonna fall out and that’s good enough for me. I did have to sacrifice my AC condenser to make room for the cooler, but the AC didn’t work to begin with and I’d need a new condenser anyway.
Not currently no. I’d like to maintain some utility with this truck while still looking good. If I ever do go lower it’ll most likely happen on a different project truck lol.Making good progress. Those shackles will make that truck look a lot better. Any plans to eventually go lower?
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That's fair. You can go lower and still get utility out of it depending on what it would be used for. I've got friends with lowered /bagged trucks that still haul their race cars and trailers around.Not currently no. I’d like to maintain some utility with this truck while still looking good. If I ever do go lower it’ll most likely happen on a different project truck lol.