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10-28-2012, 04:33 PM
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Re: IH 9670 COE
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 ... Yeah i did it is 22 inches long wheel base in 1:1 is 217
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10-28-2012, 09:52 PM
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Re: IH 9670 COE
OK so my first post was pretty weak...BUT with everyone out of the house for 3hrs today I got a ton done so here it is..
Built me some fancy stack brackets out of brass.    Also took a set of PVC tanks I made and made 3" long tanks for the truck.   Also mounted 1/4 fenders and rear flap brackets and flap brackets under the cab.   I am going to run my 7" stacks "sorry john 8" don't fit" and make a AC can for under the passenger side and get the tranny mounted so I can figure out the back of the cab and build a custom alum front bumper like on my KW cracker for it.. Plan on running a nice drop visor but not sure to go 5.7,9,or 11 on the cab lights yet..
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