Recent content by Bronze Knight
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Hello from Virginia
Welcome! Glad to see another from VA! I may have some parts if you’re near the I95 corridor.- Bronze Knight
- Post #16
- Forum: Introduction
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K30 crew cab headers???
I have an 1985 cab and frame with a 1973 454BB but I went with Summit Racing brand headers part# SUM-G9011. I did have to put a dent in the passenger side hedder so the front drive shaft would clear.- Bronze Knight
- Post #2
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Turbines!
Oh neat how does that work with dualys? Can I just put the turbines on the outside?- Bronze Knight
- Post #8
- Forum: For Sale
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RETRO-Mod: Jeep intermediate steering shaft
Got the bottom bolt in today, picked up a normal grade 8 M10x1.5x30 flange head bolt form the hardware store see pictures attached. Haven’t taken it for a drive yet but I can say I like not having to modify the shaft at all to get it in there and the dampener is the same style as the original...- Bronze Knight
- Post #427
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Help with redoing my Front Grille 82 C10 and building a parts list.
I’d like to hear about the LED Headlights as well. I’ve got a set of Grote LED lights on my wish list but they are quite pricey.- Bronze Knight
- Post #7
- Forum: Exterior
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RETRO-Mod: Jeep intermediate steering shaft
More photos- Bronze Knight
- Post #426
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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RETRO-Mod: Jeep intermediate steering shaft
Per the other thread by dd1990, I got Dorman part # 425-177 for $130 off Amazon. I pulled out the Jeep shaft and put the C3500 shaft in. It's a perfect fit. I'll post pictures of it in the truck tomorrow. For today I have comparison photos of the original shaft, the Jeep shaft, and the...- Bronze Knight
- Post #425
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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What have you done to your square lately??
It’s a bit like putting lipstick on a pig but I got one side done.- Bronze Knight
- Post #20,695
- Forum: Garage
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Vintage air vs. stock dilemma???
Personally I’ve looked into both options and I’m going with the stock setup with the A6 compressor. Now my truck was a factory AC truck to begin with so I got that going for me. But I have to buy most of the under hood components (brackets, compressor, condenser, receiver/dryer) It’ll still be...- Bronze Knight
- Post #17
- Forum: Retro-Fit & Aftermarket Accessories
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What have you done to your square lately??
Working on painting the rear drums and wheels.- Bronze Knight
- Post #20,658
- Forum: Garage
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WTB Big Block AC brackets for A6 compressor.
Never mind I got them off of Craigslist. Was $125 shipped. No did not have all the bolts but i dug around my box of bolts and got it mocked up. As I expected the rear lower bracket does not fit with the heddders on and the heads themselves are missing a boss (the rear most one above cylinder 3)...- Bronze Knight
- Post #2
- Forum: Wanted
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Stumped on oil leak
Well, I made a minor change but it seems to have fixed the issue. The valve covers I got have a 1-inch hole for a PCV vent. It would seem that 1'' filters are a bit less common, now you can get them on Amazon but I didn't do that. I went down to the auto parts store and got a 3/4'' filter...- Bronze Knight
- Post #56
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Stumped on oil leak
OK so I did the test again and I may have had the distributor clocked wrong yesterday. I also figured out a better setup for air fittings using the adaptor off the compression tester, a union, an air fitting, and hose clamps. Anyhow for today it would simply pop when I took the hose off but no...- Bronze Knight
- Post #54
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Stumped on oil leak
Yep, that's what I did. The roter cap was pointing at the vacuum advance which is where #3 is at I rigged up an air hose with some rubber line and the blow gun on the air compressor with some hose clamps and after I got it jammed into the spark plug just right I was getting air out the carb...- Bronze Knight
- Post #51
- Forum: Engine & Performance
