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57 contributions to CutterUp Diesel Lab
Time to work on trucks?
Well, we’re not quite there yet or definitely steps closer. Quick progress video.
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@Robert Winkworth probably live with out or pay more intelligent people who can lol.
1 like • 19h
Same fight we all have. Time or money. Neither one do we ever have enough of lol.
G56 rebuild part 2
Ok finally said enough dicking around, bearings have been here for 3 weeks, hunting or not this needs to be done. Sunday night drained tcase and tranny Removed front and rear driveshaft -I can’t believe it but even with 340k these u joints are fine including the cv on the front Monday night Supported tranny with atv jack and blocks of wood/ratchet straps Removed tcase and cross member Tuesday night Pulled granny and got it out. Checked primary shaft end play while cold -5 thou Split the cases Check out the bearings, they are done. I am sooo glad I did this. All gears look good so far
G56 rebuild part 2
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@Brent Nowell great idea going through all the gears before installing it back into the truck.
Last week
Well I take a couple days off last week. Needed to clear my mind. But I did get some work on the shop. It’s starting to look like something now. Finally.
Last week
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Still hopping alone got bored and made this with an old Mahle 5.9 piston over the weekend.
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@Robert Winkworth we all understand that. As things get put in place and sealed up it always becomes smaller haha.
What’s everyone up too ?
I am so busy with moving / packaging Building heads and engines. Learning the new machine. Oh ya and trying to finish the shop at the same time lol. Good times
What’s everyone up too ?
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Just been watch lots of fabrication and rat rod builds while waiting for this freakin leg to heal.
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Other then that mostly staring at my build as I have dry fitted each piece as it comes in so that I only have to paint once lol.
Rocker Arms
I am unsure if I can reuse my rocker arms but they are not cheap these days so I was hoping someone could chime in and tell me if these need to be replaced, need to go to a machine shop if I can find one that knows what they are doing, or if they looks good to go. They feel smooth and slide on and off no problem. This is my first rebuild on this project 96 12 valve. Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Rocker Arms
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@Vlad K I found these on summit racing Vlad if this is what you were after.
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Addison Wood
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@addison-wood-1000
From Alberta Canada and I'm currently working on rebuilding a 12v Cummins which I plan to put into my 1938 Chevy 1.5T

Active 17h ago
Joined Jan 19, 2026
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