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Jasaan Arruda
Registrace 23. 09. 2012
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Cycleops Bike Roller 2 of 2
zhlédnutí 3,9KPřed 11 lety
This is the second video. I moved the front roller directly under my front wheel and pumped my tires to 110 psi.
Cycleops Bike Roller 1 of 2
zhlédnutí 19KPřed 11 lety
My first time trying a roller. I was so excited to try this thing that I didn't even bother to change into my cycling shorts after work. I did a bit better in video 2.
how much dynamat did you need for the whole interior?
I bought 2x Dynamat Extreme 10465 and had a little left
Love those wheels
Nicely done!
Thanks James!
I have a 1985 gmc sierra classic c15 2wd I'm restoring I redid the complete front suspension and ac it's painted now. I have new tail lights and chrome underneath the tail lights abs headliner grill side marker lights all new window seals refurbished wing vents.
Sounds sweet for sure!!
Hey how about an update with a few burnouts …… Love your truck.
Lol. I should give the people what they want! Video coming soon.
I love those wheels!
It seems folks either love them or hate em.
I love this Suburban. Not a huge fan of big wheels, but a very clean build nonetheless.
Thanks!
thick tires will suit this thing much better
5:31 Hi Jasaan, I’m currently restoring an 89 suburban, coincidently I’m shopping with Detroit steel wheel co. I’m looking to do 20x9 also. What tire size did you go with? Did you get in touch with steel wheel to get help with sizing? I’m looking at the D-Town smoothies, thanks in advance
The fronts are 255/55/20 and rears are 275/50/20. I don’t remember how much I spoke with them since it was 4 years ago when I ordered them but I measured them over and over to make sure they would fit.
god ide love to build or buy something like this
Thanks for the kind words!
You mean to tell me …. This thing ways less then my charger?😂
lol. True story!
Perfect.
better than any new style Burban
Thanks Abstract!
Tire size?
The back are 275/50/20 and front are 255/55/20
I'm doing an LS 6.0 swap for my 92 K2500 Suburban. But will probably keep it stock with an ECU tune for now. Love your truck! Great build! o7
Sweet! I just pulled the engine and installing, forged pistons, Holley high ram, prc 237 heads, e85 fuel system. Should be roudy!!
@@jasaanarruda6800 Rowdy probably will be an understatement. Lol, that's gonna be damn nice. o7
might do the black dash with my blue velour interior. Looks awesome in yours. Also, any idea where to get a tailgate window lift motor?
No sir, I don’t.
How much you spend money?
Around $20K
Great build 👏
What are those wheels? They look awesome.
Detroit Steel Wheels- Delrays Thanks!!
Great videos, I have a 88 Burb with a Travel Quest kit, 3/4oak across the entire interior. I had the 6.0 but I ended up going with the original 350/700R4. I put a Eagle rotating assembly in the motor that I zero decked, Brodix IK heads, Comp roller cam( motor came with a roller from factory) Edelbrock AVS2 carb, I put a Aeromotive Stealth 340 pump in tank as I will one day go back to FI because its no fun pulling over to change jetting as you climb in altitude. My trans I went with a TCI full manual VB and 2200 stall converter. Hopefully I will have it going in the next few months.
Sounds like a nice setup for sure. They are a lot of fun. I’m in the process of upgrading heads, intake, pistons and rods now. Shooting for over 700hp to the wheels.
I have the same roller... czcams.com/video/iB12Wtem-DY/video.html
How can I buy this Super Car?
That’s pretty funny!!!! Lol
Clean Brbn!!! Where's the start up?
Look for video #2
Where did you get your dash at?
I bought it at LMC Truck
What rims are those ?
Detroit Steel Wheels- Delrays
Thank you i think i will keep it and also i have a 1994 short bed chevy truck 368,ooo miles on it body is cherry but a bad yr. for factory paint job it is so smooth driving got lucky when i purchase it. you have a sweet ride there i enjoyed your show.take care from the show me state.
i got a 90 model 110th miles 350 t body carb it was top the line in its day i may sell it im getting to bad shape to work on it .just needs little stuff done to it and paint job also 2 wheel drive.
That’s too bad you have to sell it. They are pretty hot right now so you should get good money for it. Good luck!
That's nice n clean
Thanks Kenworth!
Keep posting
Will do!
I love the Scottsdale with the rubber floor so easy to clean crank windows too
I agree with you, simple
Clean
Badass
when your taking about reducing the pressure I saw you have the same brake lines and valve as my 88 Burb r10, I can't find new lines anywhere, nothing that I've ordered fits, I kept my 350 instead of my LQ4 for now. awesome stuff though
Hi there, any idea what a set of those Delrays run? Same set up at yours.
I paid $1600 a couple of years ago.
@@jasaanarruda6800 ok thank you I looked on there website and I must've done something wrong because I saw something like 4k and I thought there was no way in hell they were that much..
Yikes! They better be forged for $4K.
@@jasaanarruda6800 exactly what I was thinking..
Would you ever consider selling it?
Maybe one day but it’ll be a while.
Seriously, would you ever consider selling it?
Thank you Robert but I think I’m going to hold onto it.
Wow what a nice burb! Well done and thanks for showing us!
Thanks Hell RZR!
Fantastic, great job she sounds so clean and looks so beautiful. Does she have a name?
Thank you Fody! No, I haven’t named her yet.
Dam that’s a bad ass truck! What kind of wheels are those ?
Thanks Keyland! They are Detroit Steel Wheels- Delrays
BAD ASS
That's a badass suburban you built question #1 how much did all that Cost. I am looking into getting one and doing the exact same thing just trying to see how much I need to get together before I get started that way. It's not just sitting in my driveway question #2 did you do the work yourself? Just asking because I Can't do the work myself due to me being a quadriplegic just want to take that into account for the overall cost of the built thanks Clean suburban once again
Thanks Chevy! Yes, I did everything myself. I have a lot of money wrapped up in this thing. If I had to guess, without the cost of the Suburban itself, I would say I have about $16K into it. I have a lot of expensive parts that aren’t absolutely necessary so you can save some money if you plan ahead. Let me know if you have specific questions. Happy to help!
@@jasaanarruda6800 Thank you for responding and yes of course I will be asking you as I go along for pointers . I like the black dashboard. It ties in the exterior color and I would also throw in black carpets to match. Great job on doubling up the Dino Matt on the doors and panels
Awesome video man🤙🏽
Thank you!
Beautiful truck man 🤙🏽 Love seeing this thing
Thanks Justin!
What transmission crossmember did you use?
Dirty Dingo
What is the size and backspacing on your front wheels?
20x8 with 4.0 backspacing
Thanks
What cold air kit is that? I need one for my suburban.
Airaid UBI Master kit I universal. You cut it to fit. Works great.
Thank you
😮😮 that swap is cleannnn
Thanks Omar
Jesus dad!!! 😍😍😍 I love this damn thing
Thanks Zach. Me too! Lol
Sir. This is the most beautiful piece of machinery I’ve ever seen.. Thank you.
Thank you Danny! It’s been a crazy amount of work but totally worth it. Maybe a few small interior upgrades next.
Wow
This a 6 lug or 8 lug? Appreciate it
It was 8 lug 3/4 ton and I converted it to 5 lug. 5x127 (5.0”)