late build thread...LOL

[jmedero]

I got a new cowl hood for my nova. I wonder if he would be interested in doing some on it.
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[68Timber]

That's one beautiful truck.

[justpball]

I will let ya know the next time he is in town Juan.
Here are a few pics from this weekend





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[SBTork]

SO MUCH!!!

[TattooTony13]

Originally Posted by justpball

I will let ya know the next time he is in town Juan.
Here are a few pics from this weekend





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Hey bro 1st off you have one amazing Burb!! Wanted to ask you a question and hoping youll be willing to help me. You posted the BS on the 20×8 Coy which was 5.5, I was wondering what is the BS on the KMC 22x11. Reason I'm asking I have an 82 C10 Blazer 2WD that i would like to have the same fender clearance, because once the wheels are ordered and cut there is a small room for era. And yes Im aware of a slight fender mod needs to be done along with lower control arm, I just want to tuck the wheels comfortably... Your help would be greatly appreciated,

[bbbc10]

jus google the American racing nova 22x11 an it will tell u the bs on the wheel bro

[kikkegek]

^^^sweet pics dude! one of the sickest Burbs around!

[Leedogg]

Just like everyone else has said....I love this Burban! NICE WORK.

[justpball]

Thanks guys, the 90 style lights... I bought them off eBay and they have the black plastic mounting unit on the back so you have to trim out the core support and mount the lights from the back side... I used long carrage bolts and 3 nuts on each one... Drill 4 holes, one on each corner of mounting bracket, then drill matching holes on the core support, stick the carrage bolt in the core support and run a nut up and tighten it, run another nut on the bolt all the way down, put the light in and get it close to where you want it then bring the second nut back to it... Put the third nut on and tighten it up so your mounting bracket is sandwiched between the 2 nuts, this will give you some adjustment as well. From there it is just fine tuning them until you are happy with the fit and most of all the focus of the
Lights. All in all it is a very easy swap... Def need a Sawzall or plasma cutter and a few hand tools... I'll take some pics from the back side when I can and it will make more since... LOL
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[watahyahknow]

it looks nice i know of another guy that spayed his original rearlights in that darkening stuff in a rattlecan but he put a couple of coats of clear over it , flattened them with 1000 grit waterproof and polished them after that and they look verry factory and realy shiny

[1984chevypickup]

I read the whole build up and I love the truck the colors and all the work you have done to it I also own a burb same year but it's 4x but it needs way more work and right now I have a 84 k10 I an working on you gave me alot of good ideas for my truck. I am a new member and so far I am loving this forum everyone has so much good ideas that I can run with. Love those door pods but I have a question what kind fiber glass did you use? And did you use a mdf then glass to that or did you use a foam and carv it out and glass over it anyways sweet burb and thanks for the ideas
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[watahyahknow]

Originally Posted by 1984chevypickup

I read the whole build up and I love the truck the colors and all the work you have done to it I also own a burb same year but it's 4x but it needs way more work and right now I have a 84 k10 I an working on you gave me alot of good ideas for my truck. I am a new member and so far I am loving this forum everyone has so much good ideas that I can run with. Love those door pods but I have a question what kind fiber glass did you use? And did you use a mdf then glass to that or did you use a foam and carv it out and glass over it anyways sweet burb and thanks for the ideas
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there a few how to's to be found on the internet , there even have some youtube movies about them

the usual way to do it is to make rings and squares out of mdf where the speakers and watever else you want to mount intoo the doors fit intoo and use hotglue nails screws and little scraps of mdf to orientate them on a base in the direction you want the speakers to point and still be able to close the doors and figure out a way to mount the setup ontoo the top part of youre doorcards once there done
when youre happy with the setup you use fleese , thats the same fabric they use in cheap joggingtrousers housepants sweaters and stuff like that and you tention the fleese over the whole thing you made from mdf and tack it all over with a tackgun
once it tightened over the mdf cut the fluf thats on the back and you dont need
then you mix standard fiberglass resin the same stuff they use for boats or watever and soak the fleese in it
once thats dried you either use resin and pieces of fiberglass mat or use stuff called kittyhair its fiberglass hairstrands in resin thats ready mixed you only need to mix component B intoo it and aply like clay over the fleese , that will give a LOT of extra strength
after that you need to grind sand aply normal automotive filler and sand fill sand fill sand fill sand etc untill youre happy with the smoothness and shape
than you paint and mount them run the wires and mount the speakers

[1984chevypickup]

Yeah I get the whole prosses but i was just wondering how he did his because there are so many different ways. I don't really like the cat hair I would rather lay the glass mat. Wouldn't it get to thick with the cat hair and block sound waves? Thank for the input
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[justpball]

Originally Posted by 1984chevypickup

Yeah I get the whole prosses but i was just wondering how he did his because there are so many different ways. I don't really like the cat hair I would rather lay the glass mat. Wouldn't it get to thick with the cat hair and block sound waves? Thank for the input
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Use spandex as your top because it is nice and slick so you get a smooth surface to start with.... Then add the glass mat to the inside... A lot less time doing bodywork to it...
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[justpball]

Welcome to the forum! I will do a how to on the door pods....
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[1984chevypickup]

Alright badass and when you going to put that grill on I think it will look good I am thinking about making one kinda like that. Phantom grill but instead of the billet I want to use the wire overcrowding each other kinda like a strut grill or rbp. Another question what the rest of your plans for the interior?
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[justpball]

Got around to building my amp rack...

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[kikkegek]

sweet! is that snake skin?

[justpball]

Caiman or alligator...
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[kikkegek]

Originally Posted by justpball

Caiman or alligator...
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[dragitvinn]

That has to be the burban built!! Great job bro
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[justpball]

Thanks bro!
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[watahyahknow]

thats a good idea if you can reach inside it all around

the thickness is actually good for the soundwaves , you dont want the box to flex as it causes standing waves (makes certan tones/frequencies come out louder than the rest )

[justpball]

Yea sometimes you have to cut the back out to get to it, then put that piece back in and glass it to...
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[csa daddy]

In the first post the fifth pic down what all had you done was it just drop spindles an bags an how big of a notch was in it to start with
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