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    Default M715 rebuild

    I know it's not much yet but my bed liner turned out awesome. The CUCV axles are in but I didnt take any pics. D70 & D60 w Detroit locker. Went with the duale axles to push the WWS out to run the 24 bolt HMMVW wheels w/ double bead lock inserts.
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    Mating the LS1 to the sm465 and np205. FYI NO adapter necessary to mate the SM465 to the LS1. LS flywheel, 12" plate, and a LS7 pilot bearing to compensate for the LS crank offset from typical 350. Standard manual bellhousing.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuS8h4hshe4

    LUK 04064 Clutch kit - Rockauto $75.99 12”, 10-spline, 1 1/8” input shaft, w/throwout
    or
    NU 1909 Clutch Kit – Autozone $84.99 12”, 10- spline, 1 1/8” input shaft, w/throwout

    Sachs NFW 1050 Flywheel - AutoZone $99.99
    LS2/LS7 pilot bearing - 12557583 – AutoZone $23.99
    ARP 330-2802 flywheel/crank – Amazon $40.38
    ARP 134-2203 Pressure plate / flywheel – Amazon $29.79
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    Looks great, look forward to seeing more.

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    All mocked up and sitting on the new engine and tranny Mount locations. Had computer reprogrammed so it knows its not a 2001 Corvette .... LOL
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    Borgeson steering conversion. Followed instructions on this board. Ordered the very part numbers recommended from the site. Dead on.

    Stock Steering Coupling Bell-Shaped thingy elimination
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    SM465/NP205 slid right in with new cross brace. Also got the Grant steering wheel part numbers from this board especially the correct adapter part #. And again dead on. If you look close you can see the TAC module and fly-by-wire gas pedal sitting on the drivers floor ready to get mounted up.

    Steering wheel adapter
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    SM465 clutch linkage fabrication.
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    All 12V. Now!!

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    J truck seat. Ted towel while working on cab.

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    Clean as a whistle and sharp as a knife...beautiful!
    Lord send your Holy Ghost into our hearts and make the desire of our hearts Your Will.

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