What part of Oklahoma are you from?
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About an hour southeast of Tulsa.
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What part of Oklahoma are you from?
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Yea 2wd you'll be good. The only problem I ran into mounting mine was the original tank strap had to be modified as the tank was larger around than My factory longbed one. You got a steal on those parts. The 08 console alone goes for that on ebay sometimes.
The rhino liner will come off. If you are planning to repaint the truck a wire wheel and a little time will take the rhino liner off. Wear a respirator or a mask causes its nasty.
Lookin Good! These are so much fun to drive. I love mine.
I put a sump on my fuel tank and ran 3/8 diesel rated rubber line from the sump to the fuel pump. That was easiest. Then I put the return line into the feed side of the sending unit.
Brake lines were easily flared and shortened.
Check the "mint green" wire for powerHaven't made a whole lot of progress on it this week with work but I did get it backed into the shop and bed pulled back off.
I dropped the driveshaft off to get shortened and balanced and should it back tomorrow or Friday.
I was able to the passenger dead wired up and everything working. The driver side is a different story however. Passenger side only has three wires compared to the drivers side with about 20 lol. I was able to get the heated seat portion to work but no luck on power yet. Hopefully I can find a wiring diagram for them soon!
I pulled the tank back out as it was covered with sludge on the inside. My guess from sitting for awhile. Should have that back in the fuel system all squared away tomorrow. View attachment 46656
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Check the "mint green" wire for power
What did you end up doing with your fuel lines and brake lines? I was think about shorting and re-flaring the brake line. For the fuel lines I'm on the fence stilling what to do there.
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Brake lines were shortened, re-bent to follow new route, and flared.
With the fuel lines I did as stated above. I shortened the lines and used a piece of fuel hose as well. The lines just flow fuel since the pump is frame rail mounted the tank it basically sucks the fuel from the pickup inside the tank and the return tube just dumps excess back into the tank.
Lookin good!
Now pull 2 leafs out of the rear and level that dude out. :thumbsup: