INSTALLATION KIT
1) Test each corner for fit to ensure that the CORNERS and CENTER fit correctly.
2) If you are using the tank cover without a gas tank in the truck (IT’S POSSIBLE) you may decide that you want a little more support. If this is the case, braces can be formed from ¾” plywood, angle iron, or MDF pressboard. The areas that need the most support in directly under the package tray area, this is especially important if installing a radio or CD player onto the flat of the package tray.
3) Apply the Foam Edge Tape to the backside of the cover at the top edge and down the sides on the back edge only.
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
47-55 Chevy Truck the Eureka Gas Tank Cover Installation Instructions
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Friday, June 4, 2010
55-59 Chevy Truck Kobi Rear Cab Cover Installation
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Labels: backside, Chevrolet, chevy truck, corner pieces, correct option, edge tape, flat surface, foam tape, glue dries, holes, installation test, option 1, PDF Download, pipe glue, retainer, top edge, weights
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Test each corner for fit to ensure that the corners are correct.
Option #1: If covering each piece separately:
A) Start by applying the foam edge tape to corner pieces by running it along the entire edge of the panel stopping at both the top and the bottom where the edge of the panel meets the step where the corner pieces are fitted and fixed into the center section. Apply foam tape along the edge of entire center section, keeping the same idea to stop short of the sides that contain the mounted retainer strips that corner pieces will be mounted on.
Option #1: If covering each piece separately:
A) Start by applying the foam edge tape to corner pieces by running it along the entire edge of the panel stopping at both the top and the bottom where the edge of the panel meets the step where the corner pieces are fitted and fixed into the center section. Apply foam tape along the edge of entire center section, keeping the same idea to stop short of the sides that contain the mounted retainer strips that corner pieces will be mounted on.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
1958-64 Chevy Rear End Kit Installation Instructions
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Labels: brackets, chassis, Chevrolet, chevy, coil spring, control arm, fabricat, factory holes, forward control, forward edge, frame bracket, frame rail, mounting bracket, outer edge, PDF Download, rear end, stock frame, top edge
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INSTALLING THE FORWARD 4-LINK MOUNTING BRACKET:
1. The stock‘58-64 Chevy forward control-arm brackets will need to be trimmed to accept the new fabricat- ed forward 4-link control-arm brackets in your kit.
2. Looking at the front of the factory control- arm bracket, you’ll need to remove the material as shown. Keep the outside edge of the bracket (pen pointing to this edge) vertically straight. The new bracket seats against this edge on both sides of chassis.
3. Install the new bracket all the way into the stock frame bracket pocket until it seats on the outer edge. Keep the new bracket to the top edge of pocket
1. The stock‘58-64 Chevy forward control-arm brackets will need to be trimmed to accept the new fabricat- ed forward 4-link control-arm brackets in your kit.
2. Looking at the front of the factory control- arm bracket, you’ll need to remove the material as shown. Keep the outside edge of the bracket (pen pointing to this edge) vertically straight. The new bracket seats against this edge on both sides of chassis.
3. Install the new bracket all the way into the stock frame bracket pocket until it seats on the outer edge. Keep the new bracket to the top edge of pocket
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
GM / Chevy / Cadillac (GMT800) Telescopic Trailer Tow Mirror Fitting Instructions
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Labels: Cadillac, Chevrolet, chevy, chosen one, figure 1a, flashlight, GM, hex head, hottest new products, installation time, mirror, PDF Download, right job, screw, shaft, top edge, toughness, trailer tow, usa flag
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Made by the world’s largest manufacturer of exterior mirrors, the Telescopic Trailer Tow Mirror combines great looking aerodynamic styling with the toughness only a company like Schefenacker can produce. You’ve chosen one of the hottest new products in the past few years! Its interchangeable covers mean you can personalize the looks that suit you and your pick up, and a wide range of options mean you can have the right equipment for the right job.
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