I can't wait to see the passes this combo does. Ever since hearing about sloppy mechanics, I've always wanted to see a full build series on it and see what it can do in street form.
@@danielgarrett1155I like what he did bringing it out over the axel and out to the back. Personally I would have had it tucked it up as high as possible then drop it down right at the end with like a 30*-45* turn down with the end trimmed to match the bed side angle but let it hang below the side about an inch or so just to keep that sleek look. I am so jealous of the sleeper build I love this truck! I have an 05 2500hd 2wd crew short bed with the 6.0l which I should build like this!!
You could cut the end of the exhaust back a little bit and give it a slight angle cut so that it looks like the factory exhaust for more of a sleeper look
Sounds sweet, I have similar set up on a 01 sierra. I used 3.5” from turbo into 4” cutout and a pypes 4” muffler from a 2017 f150 3.5l ecoboost after cutout. Nice and quiet when closed but can get rowdy with a flip of a switch. Love it
Have you ever looked into having those chop saw blades sharpened it is usually inexpensive and then you can get more uses before throwing the blades out
The new exhaust is so much better! I love street style pickups, so I am very excited for this build! Taylor, get some stainless rod and bend your own hangers. Instead of the bumps on the end like a factory hanger, drill a hole through the rod and secure it to the hanger with a push clip, like a hood pin.
Taylor, The LS Truck is sounding nice and mellow. While I didn't fabricate it, I did install a 4 inch MBRP Turbo back exhaust on my Gen 3 Cummins 3500 two weeks ago. Really love the tone it has with the open diesel muffler and the Turbo noticeably spools up faster now.
You should look into adding exhaust hose vents. A lot of shops up north have them. It's essentialy a dryer hose vent that you clamp to the exhaust, and it goes to an outlet on the door. That way, you don't have to lose any valuable AC in that florida heat.
That thing sounds like my old Ram. When my son would come to pick me up from the bar, you could hear him make the turn 3/4 of a mile away. (Hey, don't judge me!) Just enough time to pay my tab and head for the door. It was so loud inside the cab, we couldn't even talk to each other. Neither of us minded. He didn't care what I had to say and I didn't have anything important to say, either. Wins all around!
So satisfying to see a muffler on a high horsepower application! Came out amazingly well. High stall TC's can be a pain on the street, but this mitigates it a lot!
I remember the first time I used those pliers, and it was like a moment of clarity, like where have they been my whole life. A little penetrating oil makes it even better!
I have a turbo ls for the last year myself . Cracks me up how relateable this has been to my real life . I spent the last week redoing the down pipe and doing dual mufflers exhaust so I can actually enjoy this thing .. ironically was probably the exact same time you were doing the same
This is probably my favorite build on the channel due to anyone can do this build in there driveway. I did a flowmaster 50 on my Silverado and the sound level was perfect
Always been keen to see what you do with this truck! I did like the rowdiness of the last exhaust but it definitely wasn't suited to the build you are going for. Sounds incredible with the new exhaust setup!
If you dont want to kill your $120 saw blades on stainless, would it be worth using an abrasive cutting disk for the chop saw instead, works pretty well and much much cheaper. (Though a bit slower and creates some dust) Also, idea for garage upgrade. Mount a fan in the wall between the garage doors and use flexible, heat resistance tube (like a dryer duct or something) to vent exhaust when you need to run something for a little bit and not open the doors. Bonus if the duct collapses/extends easily for neat storage + use. Would have loved to have seen you at lz fest. Saturday's comp was ridiculous, the story of Grant in a stock 350z, 15 yr old in a 700bhp s15 and a 17 yr old in an old Datsun (300 bhp sr20 drive train) show/demo car all making it to the final 4(of that days comp, top 3 advance to overall top 16).. It was ridiculous and awesome.
Besides the vette this is my favorite vehicle on the channel. I bought an 03 Silverado as my first new vehicle and I miss it. I need to build one but it's hard to find a clean 2wd single cab here.
Hey Taylor, just a suggestion. Install a dryer exhaust vent on the side of the building and put an exhaust fan there, too, with a shrout to put in the back of the truck when testing to avoid opening the gate and losing the cold air from the AC.
Have you considered an exhaust pass-through in the wall between the roll-up doors? Flex hoses and boots are available that attach to the tailpipe. You could possibly use an aluminum 6" dust collection system blast gate for the wall penetration. It's all available on the jungle site.
Got a 95 4x4 ram that I want to pro charge eventually and this build has inspired me to get my truck. Want to replace the solid axle with a Chevy independent one and get the truck a little lower. Always appreciate Taylor’s inspiration!
Maybe in person its different but it sounds very similar in the video. I'd imagine it sound a ton better in the cab since you moved the noise to back. Very well crafted and honestly looks way better than the side exit. Looking forward to see where this truck goes project wise.
I'm so stoked to see this thing being worked on again and getting closer to making some hits! I can't wait to see it lowered with some sporty wheels and tires!
Have you thought about a extractor setup? that you can slip over the end of your exhaust and it'll pull it out of the shop so you don't have to open the door.
25:58 - Not only can you hear the engine, I can actually hear what you are saying now with the truck idling!!! :) Before, I could barely hear you talk clearly at idle!!! Like the new rumble! AND be able to hear what you are saying while accelerating too!!! While the old system looked cooler, but this works aesthetically as well! Looking forward to the new mods and the Monte Carlo! Thanks for the updates!
I have a 2000 Silverado extended cab, lowered 4/6, and my stock 2.75" exhaust interfered with the axle, so I'm gonna assume you'll have to get creative with that big ole 4". I ended cutting the giant stock muffler off and putting a Total Flow 2.75" straight through muffler with a turn down pointing at the ground. Sounds good and it is completely out of the way of everything.
Taylor, have you ever thought of fume extraction with an exhaust/tractor like flap to the outside? Could be very handy for welding fumes, exhaust gasses and general dusty work. Dude use Steel-it spray paint on your hangers, you can weld over it and retouch it over and over again without any hard lines or blend marks. Honestly this shit is just gold in a can!!
those band clamps on the muffler are designed to be impacted down so they form fit the pipe they should seat down is the saddles on both sides it makes it leak free and alot stronger but sounds good
@Taylordrifts was about to leave a comment asking how the trans cooler was working for you and you answered my question at the 11 min mark lol. I’m running the same one. Trans won’t stay cool. About to switch back to the trucool up front. Friend of mine switched back to the trucool for the same reason on his 1500 hp Silverado and and it’s working great now. I believe I’ve seen a couple people running them remotely as well with small 6 inch fans under the cab and they work great.
I built almost identical exhaust for my sons truck. I went 3.5" off the turbo down to the cross member area. 4" after the cross member to a straight thru diesel muffler. Up and over the axle with a stock 4" duramax after muffler tail pipe. Its nice and throaty, but not loud at all.
I think the new setup allows for much better flow and this better horsepower. Because the old setup went down in diameter before it split to two pipes.
Love the better tone and sound. My only complaint is the slight upsweep of the tailpipe, and no turn down before the bumper to keep it all somewhat hidden. Over all, top job. 👍
Try some no-hub plumbing bands without the rubber for mockup. Modify them by removing a few areas where the seam meets and you can tack after mock-up and just undue the clamps.
Ever consider putting an exhaust port through your door or sidewall? A lot of shops up here in Michigan have them for the winter season. Just connect a hose from exhaust tip top port in the door.
I love that you want it to sound awesome. In order to get the best sound you'll have to sacrifice a little flow. Forget the H pipe and go true duals. Dual 3" would probably serve your turbo setup better, but on a stock 6.0, dual 2 1/2" has the sound with a couple cherry bombs. Just passing it forward. Thanks for the content!
Welding Engineering student here: The reason tacks will take the v-band off is because EVERY weld will shrink about 10% at the weld, with the metal cooling. Clamping can help but especially with stainless, it has such a low heat dissipation rate and high distortion rate that this effect is very much amplified. If you ever are doing a T joint at 90 degrees, try to either tack the opposing side first or simply make it roughly 8 degrees off (10% of 90). Another thing about stainless specifically is that REALLY quick high amperage is the way to go, high travel speed and high amperage will mean that the overall heat input is lower than a lower amperage and much lower travel speed. Once the puddle is formed, really just gotta start bookin' it.
I remember saying you were gonna have to put full exhaust on it to enjoy it. But hey I’m an old guy now so just like a quiet turbo LS street car that buggies!
I like the way you worded that it’s loud but not the good kinda loud. I like them to make noise but it needs to sound good. Also I would like to hear myself think while I drive.
Living in the north east those exhaust hanger pliers are an absolute life saver. I’ve used them for like 10 years and never leave home without them lol. Also you should wrap the truck to match the vette for a garage built co shop truck. Love it as always man 🤘🏻
So after ive replaced about 6 blades I learned that you can get the sharpened. I dont know if i was taking it easy on the regrinds but they lasted way longer.
When you’re ready to upgrade that transmission cooler, I make kits to put a shroud and dual 6” or 8” fans on a trucool 40k. They work awesome in remote mounted situations like this
Man I need more turbo ls truck. Need wot rips, clips, tire melting mayhem. Update the intake! Weight reduction. Brakes, and maybe a cage! Give us more hahaha
I honestly love the sleeper look, I wouldn't touch it. Its not so rough that it's trashy, but just enough to be unassuming and humble. Stock wheels really sell it
Just a thought with the dry saw, when cutting/drilling stainless the idea is a fair bit of pressure with quite slow speed on your drill/saw. I wonder if thered be a way to retro fit a vfd or some other device to slow down the output speed of the motor on the saw? Could help with dulling out blades so quick
why dont you get exhaust holes on your garage door and do like they do in some shops use a hose from the exhaust to the door so you dont have to open the door
you need to put a old school tractor tip with the flapper through the tin sheeting between the roller doors to a piece of convoluted hose from exhaust pipe, this way you won't need to open the roller doors .
Just finished dinner and sat down to relax before bed. Can’t beat a Taylor ray video
Same just finished workin on my car, Time to listen to sumn jibber jabber
T-ray vids always slap for dinner
I can't wait to see the passes this combo does. Ever since hearing about sloppy mechanics, I've always wanted to see a full build series on it and see what it can do in street form.
Same, I just started doing a sloppy style build on a datsun over on my channel. dying to hear that first startup sound!
I'd want this setup with the current look, it looks sleeper af which is perfect imo
Straight 90 out the side looks best in my opinion just clean doesn’t matter what size pipe you got! Good work man!
I would have liked to have seen him keep it tucked up higher with a turndown just before the bumper. Mostly hidden. But yeah, that will work too
@@danielgarrett1155I like what he did bringing it out over the axel and out to the back. Personally I would have had it tucked it up as high as possible then drop it down right at the end with like a 30*-45* turn down with the end trimmed to match the bed side angle but let it hang below the side about an inch or so just to keep that sleek look. I am so jealous of the sleeper build I love this truck! I have an 05 2500hd 2wd crew short bed with the 6.0l which I should build like this!!
You could cut the end of the exhaust back a little bit and give it a slight angle cut so that it looks like the factory exhaust for more of a sleeper look
For a single exit I agree that would be most ideal, imo
Also I'd try tucking it closer to the frame after the axle
Never seen someone so excited to create their own automotive space and truly live in it the way Taylor does. Top tier content.
I think you need to make a garage door section to install in the bottom with some cutouts/tubing for exhaust extraction!
This guy is sooooo underrated I tell everyone about him and how great his videos are
Taylor is fantastic. You have to have a passion for the more mechanical side of automotive UA-cam in order to fully appreciate his content.
Yep, whenever I meet a car guy or someone interested in getting into cars I ALWAYS recommend they start with Taylor’s channel. It’s so good.
How does one learn all this sh*t, amazing.
I discovered you (my favorite UA-camr) by watching the build series building this truck! Glad it’s finally back in the shop!!
I enjoy the videos of you enjoying/racing your projects... but I LOVE the videos of the builds!!!!!!!! This is the stuff.
Put some high temperature enamel paint in the mild steel welds?
Sounds sweet, I have similar set up on a 01 sierra. I used 3.5” from turbo into 4” cutout and a pypes 4” muffler from a 2017 f150 3.5l ecoboost after cutout. Nice and quiet when closed but can get rowdy with a flip of a switch. Love it
Have you ever looked into having those chop saw blades sharpened it is usually inexpensive and then you can get more uses before throwing the blades out
We get wood saw blades sharpened all the time and I have had a couple of blades for a saw like that sharpened too
So glad it has a tailpipe now , it always makes all the difference
I'm building a turbo LS datsun over on my channel and this is such good motivation to keep me working on it! I love this truck, thanks for the video!
cool cars, I subbed.
@@grapetv8770 Thanks dude!
Most large diesel mufflers have no baffling and are straight pass through so even though they seem bigger prob not as muffling as a gasser muffler.
You gotta step up the hat game, homie. I'd rock a GBCO hat any day, but I'm a Flexfit snob.
The new exhaust is so much better! I love street style pickups, so I am very excited for this build! Taylor, get some stainless rod and bend your own hangers. Instead of the bumps on the end like a factory hanger, drill a hole through the rod and secure it to the hanger with a push clip, like a hood pin.
Exhaust hanger, clamp tools are awesome and a tip is always spray a little lube on the hanger first they slide right off n on
Taylor, The LS Truck is sounding nice and mellow.
While I didn't fabricate it, I did install a 4 inch MBRP Turbo back exhaust on my Gen 3 Cummins 3500 two weeks ago.
Really love the tone it has with the open diesel muffler and the Turbo noticeably spools up faster now.
25:45 how come you don’t just cut exhaust holes with caps in your door? For these times? 😅 just asking.
You should look into adding exhaust hose vents. A lot of shops up north have them. It's essentialy a dryer hose vent that you clamp to the exhaust, and it goes to an outlet on the door. That way, you don't have to lose any valuable AC in that florida heat.
Taylor rocking some Rhymesayers in the background always makes my day!
That thing sounds like my old Ram. When my son would come to pick me up from the bar, you could hear him make the turn 3/4 of a mile away. (Hey, don't judge me!) Just enough time to pay my tab and head for the door. It was so loud inside the cab, we couldn't even talk to each other. Neither of us minded. He didn't care what I had to say and I didn't have anything important to say, either. Wins all around!
Nice to see this truck taking the stage again! This things a beast!
So satisfying to see a muffler on a high horsepower application! Came out amazingly well. High stall TC's can be a pain on the street, but this mitigates it a lot!
I remember the first time I used those pliers, and it was like a moment of clarity, like where have they been my whole life. A little penetrating oil makes it even better!
I have a turbo ls for the last year myself . Cracks me up how relateable this has been to my real life . I spent the last week redoing the down pipe and doing dual mufflers exhaust so I can actually enjoy this thing .. ironically was probably the exact same time you were doing the same
This is probably my favorite build on the channel due to anyone can do this build in there driveway. I did a flowmaster 50 on my Silverado and the sound level was perfect
Always been keen to see what you do with this truck! I did like the rowdiness of the last exhaust but it definitely wasn't suited to the build you are going for. Sounds incredible with the new exhaust setup!
If you dont want to kill your $120 saw blades on stainless, would it be worth using an abrasive cutting disk for the chop saw instead, works pretty well and much much cheaper. (Though a bit slower and creates some dust)
Also, idea for garage upgrade. Mount a fan in the wall between the garage doors and use flexible, heat resistance tube (like a dryer duct or something) to vent exhaust when you need to run something for a little bit and not open the doors. Bonus if the duct collapses/extends easily for neat storage + use.
Would have loved to have seen you at lz fest. Saturday's comp was ridiculous, the story of Grant in a stock 350z, 15 yr old in a 700bhp s15 and a 17 yr old in an old Datsun (300 bhp sr20 drive train) show/demo car all making it to the final 4(of that days comp, top 3 advance to overall top 16).. It was ridiculous and awesome.
When they lower the trucks usually that bed crossbeam/support get cut and shield gets removed and it allows more clearance.
Besides the vette this is my favorite vehicle on the channel. I bought an 03 Silverado as my first new vehicle and I miss it. I need to build one but it's hard to find a clean 2wd single cab here.
Hanger pliers are a game changer. Worth every penny.
Hey Taylor, just a suggestion. Install a dryer exhaust vent on the side of the building and put an exhaust fan there, too, with a shrout to put in the back of the truck when testing to avoid opening the gate and losing the cold air from the AC.
Have you considered an exhaust pass-through in the wall between the roll-up doors? Flex hoses and boots are available that attach to the tailpipe. You could possibly use an aluminum 6" dust collection system blast gate for the wall penetration. It's all available on the jungle site.
I had reg cab long bed 2500 just like this. Same color and it is absolutely my favorite truck I ever owned. Love seeing this build.
Got a 95 4x4 ram that I want to pro charge eventually and this build has inspired me to get my truck. Want to replace the solid axle with a Chevy independent one and get the truck a little lower. Always appreciate Taylor’s inspiration!
Maybe in person its different but it sounds very similar in the video. I'd imagine it sound a ton better in the cab since you moved the noise to back. Very well crafted and honestly looks way better than the side exit. Looking forward to see where this truck goes project wise.
Yay!!! Been waiting for this since the 4>3
I'm so stoked to see this thing being worked on again and getting closer to making some hits! I can't wait to see it lowered with some sporty wheels and tires!
Have you thought about a extractor setup? that you can slip over the end of your exhaust and it'll pull it out of the shop so you don't have to open the door.
25:58 - Not only can you hear the engine, I can actually hear what you are saying now with the truck idling!!! :) Before, I could barely hear you talk clearly at idle!!! Like the new rumble! AND be able to hear what you are saying while accelerating too!!! While the old system looked cooler, but this works aesthetically as well! Looking forward to the new mods and the Monte Carlo! Thanks for the updates!
Watching you work got me totally exhausted! I guess getting that quieter was a pipe dream. Dream realized, check!
I am glad you're finally catching up with and finishing off all your project all your vehicles making everything 100%
I cannot wait for the glow up of thos truck .Been my most anticipated thing waiting on the background to watch
might be a nice idea to recirculate that wastegate, should give you some leeway when go full throttle before it gets too rowdy
25:00 I was going to say the same thing LoL 😅 self clearance 😅 hahaha
I have a 2000 Silverado extended cab, lowered 4/6, and my stock 2.75" exhaust interfered with the axle, so I'm gonna assume you'll have to get creative with that big ole 4". I ended cutting the giant stock muffler off and putting a Total Flow 2.75" straight through muffler with a turn down pointing at the ground. Sounds good and it is completely out of the way of everything.
Taylor, have you ever thought of fume extraction with an exhaust/tractor like flap to the outside? Could be very handy for welding fumes, exhaust gasses and general dusty work. Dude use Steel-it spray paint on your hangers, you can weld over it and retouch it over and over again without any hard lines or blend marks. Honestly this shit is just gold in a can!!
By far my favorite series, keep up the great work. Been building my turbo 2000 silverado and this series has helped me soooooo much.
those band clamps on the muffler are designed to be impacted down so they form fit the pipe they should seat down is the saddles on both sides it makes it leak free and alot stronger but sounds good
I'm am stoked to see you working on this!.. I do wish the screamer pipe was routed back into the exhaust though!
I've been looking forward to seeing this truck get to the final stages and I can't wait to see what's coming for the Monte Carlo!
Hangar pliers are one of my favorite tools I own. They’re kickass
Keeping the truck green with bronze wheels would look dope as hell . Keep up the great work Taylor , love the vids !!!
@Taylordrifts was about to leave a comment asking how the trans cooler was working for you and you answered my question at the 11 min mark lol. I’m running the same one. Trans won’t stay cool. About to switch back to the trucool up front. Friend of mine switched back to the trucool for the same reason on his 1500 hp Silverado and and it’s working great now. I believe I’ve seen a couple people running them remotely as well with small 6 inch fans under the cab and they work great.
I built almost identical exhaust for my sons truck. I went 3.5" off the turbo down to the cross member area. 4" after the cross member to a straight thru diesel muffler. Up and over the axle with a stock 4" duramax after muffler tail pipe. Its nice and throaty, but not loud at all.
Thanks for going quiet with this one. An extra couple HP isn’t always worth the noise.
I think the new setup allows for much better flow and this better horsepower. Because the old setup went down in diameter before it split to two pipes.
Love the better tone and sound. My only complaint is the slight upsweep of the tailpipe, and no turn down before the bumper to keep it all somewhat hidden. Over all, top job. 👍
Try some no-hub plumbing bands without the rubber for mockup. Modify them by removing a few areas where the seam meets and you can tack after mock-up and just undue the clamps.
Ever consider putting an exhaust port through your door or sidewall? A lot of shops up here in Michigan have them for the winter season. Just connect a hose from exhaust tip top port in the door.
Cut up a new roll pan and do a custom center mount exhaust like a gen4 camaro with the wide flat tips
the sleeper style is part of what makes this truck so badass...
You could look into a different trans pan to help with temps too.
love the look of these trucks. especially in that classic green, such a nice color
Ngl the angled single exit makes my inner jdm boy happy, from one taylor to another great job sounds awesome 👏
I love that you want it to sound awesome. In order to get the best sound you'll have to sacrifice a little flow. Forget the H pipe and go true duals. Dual 3" would probably serve your turbo setup better, but on a stock 6.0, dual 2 1/2" has the sound with a couple cherry bombs. Just passing it forward. Thanks for the content!
those rubber isolator plier things are a game changer. I spray silicone on the tip to make getting it back out easy
you could get exhaust cutouts with tubes for your garage doors that way you can keep the doors down when you need to start your cars
Welding Engineering student here: The reason tacks will take the v-band off is because EVERY weld will shrink about 10% at the weld, with the metal cooling. Clamping can help but especially with stainless, it has such a low heat dissipation rate and high distortion rate that this effect is very much amplified. If you ever are doing a T joint at 90 degrees, try to either tack the opposing side first or simply make it roughly 8 degrees off (10% of 90). Another thing about stainless specifically is that REALLY quick high amperage is the way to go, high travel speed and high amperage will mean that the overall heat input is lower than a lower amperage and much lower travel speed. Once the puddle is formed, really just gotta start bookin' it.
FINALLY! Been reading so long for this content! Awesome work!
I’m super excited for this build. Can’t wait to see it looking good on the outside.
I remember saying you were gonna have to put full exhaust on it to enjoy it. But hey I’m an old guy now so just like a quiet turbo LS street car that buggies!
I like the way you worded that it’s loud but not the good kinda loud. I like them to make noise but it needs to sound good. Also I would like to hear myself think while I drive.
Nice work on the full 4in.
Could use the side tips back on the Monte?.
Living in the north east those exhaust hanger pliers are an absolute life saver. I’ve used them for like 10 years and never leave home without them lol. Also you should wrap the truck to match the vette for a garage built co shop truck. Love it as always man 🤘🏻
So after ive replaced about 6 blades I learned that you can get the sharpened. I dont know if i was taking it easy on the regrinds but they lasted way longer.
Second this. They'll end out being so much more economical
Yep Stainless exhaust looks awesome and sound awesome too. Nice job
If you shave the tip of the zip tie down you can use that to release the clip on the tie.
When you’re ready to upgrade that transmission cooler, I make kits to put a shroud and dual 6” or 8” fans on a trucool 40k. They work awesome in remote mounted situations like this
Man I need more turbo ls truck. Need wot rips, clips, tire melting mayhem. Update the intake! Weight reduction. Brakes, and maybe a cage! Give us more hahaha
I honestly love the sleeper look, I wouldn't touch it. Its not so rough that it's trashy, but just enough to be unassuming and humble. Stock wheels really sell it
Just a tip use dryer flex tubing to mock up exhaust routing cheap and efficient
So glad the last video wasnt just a teaser. This truck should go drag and drive
Just a thought with the dry saw, when cutting/drilling stainless the idea is a fair bit of pressure with quite slow speed on your drill/saw. I wonder if thered be a way to retro fit a vfd or some other device to slow down the output speed of the motor on the saw? Could help with dulling out blades so quick
Man I’ve been missing the fab projects it’s good to see it!
I think it would look sick if the tip came out the lower rear bed corner. Great work!
I've always loved this spot for exhausta to exit on trucks, especially with a nice beauty ring around the pipe.
why dont you get exhaust holes on your garage door and do like they do in some shops use a hose from the exhaust to the door so you dont have to open the door
Been loving the truck content! Would be cool to see compound turbos or delete the emissions on the Cummins
Your next project should be openers for those doors!!
Nice work man. Love to see the good craftsmanship.
I remember when the plans for this were "drag and drive" sure wish youd get into those, the content is great.
you need to put a old school tractor tip with the flapper through the tin sheeting between the roller doors to a piece of convoluted hose from exhaust pipe, this way you won't need to open the roller doors .
Looking forward to see the trucks finished look and performance.
for the tip give it an aussie turn down will direct some of the noise down as well
The Exhaust (volume) came out nicely
Little tip for smaller zip ties, sqeeze the latch with needle nose pliers, releases it the same as a pick would on the bigger ones
Taylor I still want to buy that Silverado glad to see you showing it some love
Looks and sounds great. I’m surprised you don’t keep some stainless round stock on hand to fab hangers.