Alan, that thing turned out fantastic? How are you liking the reverse flow? Ours is on wheels now and we cooked for a graduation party last weekend, ended up doing 75 lbs. of pork butt. I found another tank for a patio smoker that will be a reverse flow like yours.

Dang Chris, your L sat pretty.

Hate to see one that nice go Mark but it sounds like it's going for a good cause.

Flareside Lightning clone Greg? She looks good low.

That thing is lookin good Alan! I've hit a stall on mine lately but I finally have the trailor built under it.

Man, I'd love to be meeting you guys down there again this year, just couldn't put it all together. Definately going again next year though.

That seems to be a decent price on a lower milage Gen II. Like Chris said, make sure he's got the SVT docs.

Once the frying pan was no longer effective for Slickitus, my wife upped the ante.

It looks to me like the wavy spring washer that goes between that last rocker and the solid washer has started to colapse. The rocker should be centered for the most part and there should be no gap between the rocker and the pedestal.

Dang Dion, that thing sounds sweet!!!

I'm in. Won't have a Slick there, but I might run the Lightning down the track if the opportunity arose

Must be fancy talk for the big back window.

C'mon Greg, you know a personall swarm of those would be a hoot.

I deal with alot of broken bolts and such here in the tool room. I've found that a sharp center punch mark, eyeballed in the middle of the broken bolt is the best place to start. Follow that up using a center drill (combination drill counter sink in the MSC catalog) and then move on to the left hand...

We just did a Super Bowl cook Sunday. had 20 pounds of pork butt and six racks of baby backs on. Mitch has the pics on his camera. Food turned out great and even had a little squirrled away for leftover lunchs.

Alan, that thing turned out awsome! I especially like the details like the vent adjuster and the low rain cap adjuster. The horse shoe flame is cool as hell. Your gonna have some good eats from that unit

Class of 92. 65 Flare Side with a warmed over 352, my first re-build ever. I'd bet people that I could get the front wheels off the ground and then piss them off when I'd bounce it through the parking lot in granny low. That truck took a tremendous amount of abuse. I was on a first neme level with t...

I'm hoping to make the trip from NE again this year. My brother won't be able to tag along this time since his baby is due the weekend before. Had a hell of alot of fun last year.

I don't have the exact combo, but i'm close. I'm running a stock bottom end 390 with a factory cast iron 4V intake and Hedman hedders backed up with a C6. I have a 750 Holley on it and it is way too much carb. After chatting with the fellas over at the FE forum, a 600-650 cfm carb would have been mu...

Kid, that web site from the links I posted is a good one. I've learned quite a bit from those guys and girls.