My new build (2013 5.0)
09-30-2013, 10:40 AM
#1
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My new build (2013 5.0)
I know some of you followed my 2012 build, now it's on to the 2013. Well, here it is, the big change.
As we go through the pics and parts they should look really familiar since they are coming off the "Original Sleeper_GT".
Before we started
BMR K-member
Koni Yellows, Hotchkis Springs and Ground Control C/C Plates
Stainless Works LT's with High Flow Cats and X-Pipe
Stock axle with 3.31
Took the axle of Black (3.73's) and put it on Blue. Koni Yellows, Hotchkis Springs, Whiteline LCA, Whiteline Panhard, Whiteline Chassis support, Whiteline LCA relo brackets, METCO UCA
Pulled the stock intake from blue to put on black
MGW from Black now in Blue
Finishing the install of the METCO UCA
MegnaFlow Black Quad Tip Axleback with GT500 Diffuser
Textured Black ForgeStar 19x9 and 19x11
Forgot to take a picture of the one piece DS and the BMR K-member with everything on it. The K-Member is frick'n awesome even though it was a PITA. Really cleans up the underside and tons of room. The SOS gauge pod, supercharger and BAP still need to be installed along with the BMR Radiator support. I have a lot of work left, but if it wasn't for Jeff, Mike and Jason I wouldn't even have got this far in one day. Tons more pictures to come as this build continues........
As we go through the pics and parts they should look really familiar since they are coming off the "Original Sleeper_GT".
Before we started
BMR K-member
Koni Yellows, Hotchkis Springs and Ground Control C/C Plates
Stainless Works LT's with High Flow Cats and X-Pipe
Stock axle with 3.31
Took the axle of Black (3.73's) and put it on Blue. Koni Yellows, Hotchkis Springs, Whiteline LCA, Whiteline Panhard, Whiteline Chassis support, Whiteline LCA relo brackets, METCO UCA
Pulled the stock intake from blue to put on black
MGW from Black now in Blue
Finishing the install of the METCO UCA
MegnaFlow Black Quad Tip Axleback with GT500 Diffuser
Textured Black ForgeStar 19x9 and 19x11
Forgot to take a picture of the one piece DS and the BMR K-member with everything on it. The K-Member is frick'n awesome even though it was a PITA. Really cleans up the underside and tons of room. The SOS gauge pod, supercharger and BAP still need to be installed along with the BMR Radiator support. I have a lot of work left, but if it wasn't for Jeff, Mike and Jason I wouldn't even have got this far in one day. Tons more pictures to come as this build continues........
09-30-2013, 12:17 PM
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09-30-2013, 12:20 PM
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I spent about 30 minutes yesterday going through and organizing the small tool box. I need to do the same to the big one. Most likely I'll have to get a few more socket organizers.
09-30-2013, 03:25 PM
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