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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    Yeah I'm not sure about harming the charger...all I can say is I've had it on for 2-3 days straight with nary a hiccup.

    So remember when I said like 3 months ago that I'd have the cab off "this weekend"? Yeah, well that didn't happen...but it finally has. The removal mechanism involved a tree, which worked great. The procedure was quite a bit more complicated than it needed to be (lol), so I won't go into the details. Suffice it to say that I got the cab off, with a lot of help from my dad.







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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    you made a lo/no rider! nice work, but where is the audio going with no cab? lol

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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    Just noticed you are in CT. Definitely explains all of the rust.

    Where in CT are you? I grew up in North Haven.

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    Rust the scourge of the north. Also about damn time Tim.
    Last edited by Hi-FiDelity; 06-09-2014 at 01:06 PM.

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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    I'm near the UConn area. I like living here but yeah...I could do without the rust.

    I spent today working on my outback's brakes. The rear rotors were way past safe and I think they were original (150k). One of the slide pins on the front left caliper was seized and I couldn't get it out. Best part is that I was the last one to do the front brakes. I guess I forgot to lube that slide pin, genius that I am.
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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    I have more updates, but they're not very exciting. Mostly just old frame stripping and new frame painting. I'll post pictures, but first...here's some videos.

    C/N: First video I hit old frame with hammer because. Watch in HD to see rust chunks in vivid detail. Second video is graphic detail of old frame rot. Third video is new frame.





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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    I couldn't watch after you started frying the wood chisel...


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    It's long since fried man. I won't apologize for using the wrong tool for the job.

    edit: the frame is softer than balsa would anyways, lol.
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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    It's KIND of a big deal.




    Sorry I haven't been keeping up with this thread. I've been keeping up better at dodgeforum.com, but I've even been slacking over there. I'll copy everything over to this thread but for now, if you're interested in some of the things I did. Look here:

    http://dodgeforum.com/forum/1st-gen-...placement.html
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    Re: The Victim Build Thread -- Featuring frame replacement

    Is that a glass pack I hear?
    They might say "don't try this at home" but nothing about not trying it at your friend's house.

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