Randeez 2012 Budget Yukon Denali Build (stick on hood scoops galore)
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Nah been at friends house all week
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Good. I thought I was losing for a minute
I'll still lose, just making sure I hadn't yet
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2023 ends in a draw
And happy new year
And happy new year
happy new year
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Happy new year buddy.
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soooo there is a little bit of clearancing that needs to be done *maybe* . in the pics above i threw the bolts i had in them, scribed around them and sharpie'd what needed to be flattened out. after mocking it all up and needing a washer to space it out - clearancing may not have needed to be done at all. the rough casting on the "outside" edge of the knuckle for sure needed to be smoothed out to even get the bottom bolt in. i ordered some deburring bits, but i ended up doing the first one with some flapper style roll sanders. the bottom mating surface of the knuckle prob doesnt need any clearancing
i dont think you can avoid spacing (washering) out the caliper, unless you turned down the rotor hat or something but then youd forever need custom rotors.
two things - i see everyone saying to use the stock caliper bolts, they are m14x2.0 40mm long...if you look in the above pics the bolts are still shy from coming out of the caliper threaded insert a few threads and needing a washer also will make it even more shy.
i orders some m14x2.0 45mm long 10.9 flange head bolts
1/2" washers are a very tight fit on it, and looks like you can use a washer with a 1.25od for max contact. the washers i had on hand mic out at about .100 of an inch and i could use just a hair more to be centered. so i found some that say they come .110-.140. you can buy some very specific ones but you end up spending like 35bux on 5 washers, i will just mic out the ones i get and pair up the closest ones.
Black-Phosphate Class 10.9 Steel Screw
Flanged Hex Head, M14 x 2.00mm, 45mm Long
98093A815
Black-Oxide 18-8 Stainless Steel Washer
Oversized, 1/2" Screw Size, 1.25" OD, 0.11"- 0.14" Thickness
90377A179
i dont think you can avoid spacing (washering) out the caliper, unless you turned down the rotor hat or something but then youd forever need custom rotors.
two things - i see everyone saying to use the stock caliper bolts, they are m14x2.0 40mm long...if you look in the above pics the bolts are still shy from coming out of the caliper threaded insert a few threads and needing a washer also will make it even more shy.
i orders some m14x2.0 45mm long 10.9 flange head bolts
1/2" washers are a very tight fit on it, and looks like you can use a washer with a 1.25od for max contact. the washers i had on hand mic out at about .100 of an inch and i could use just a hair more to be centered. so i found some that say they come .110-.140. you can buy some very specific ones but you end up spending like 35bux on 5 washers, i will just mic out the ones i get and pair up the closest ones.
Black-Phosphate Class 10.9 Steel Screw
Flanged Hex Head, M14 x 2.00mm, 45mm Long
98093A815
Black-Oxide 18-8 Stainless Steel Washer
Oversized, 1/2" Screw Size, 1.25" OD, 0.11"- 0.14" Thickness
90377A179
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Done.
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Thank you for sharing. When you get it all sorted out, spend tons of money/time getting there, would you be so kind to offer a bolt up kit for little to no money? I'll be your first customer
Thank you for sharing. When you get it all sorted out, spend tons of money/time getting there, would you be so kind to offer a bolt up kit for little to no money? I'll be your first customer
Sounds like a reasonable request.
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The install will be freeThank you for sharing. When you get it all sorted out, spend tons of money/time getting there, would you be so kind to offer a bolt up kit for little to no money? I'll be your first customer
Cause do it ya damn self
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I'm great at installing parts. You just get em here, I'll handle the rest.The install will be free
Cause do it ya damn self
(Moving them from the drop off point to installing them in my garage)
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the kittens i sent in those boxes probably didnt make it
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With the way ups handles boxes, they weren't long for the world before my custodythe kittens i sent in those boxes probably didnt make it
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Box’s came in today I gotchu wensday i appreciate it once again I can’t wait to get home and get them put on!the kittens i sent in those boxes probably didnt make it
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im glad you recieved the 6"x24" dildonts safely
dont stress about it broseph, get me wen youre good
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I hope he "signed" them like he supposedly signed mine. I'm saving that surprise as long as I can.
The way I figure it, if I hold out long enough, buy enough, I can't have randeez 2.0, but in avalanche form
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