Chevy Silverado - Continued XVII
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Chevy Silverado - Continued XVI. Please continue
these discussions here. Thanks!
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Chevy Silverado - Continued XVI. Please continue
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#83.....Now you are talking....leave the Blue for the girls!
- Tim
Now, I drive around with the display on Trip Odometer. I know how many miles I get from each 1/4 tank, and can estimate fuel economy from the gas gauge and trip meter.
If something goes wrong, I can tell within 1/4 tank that I have a big problem.
Anybody else leaving the Trip Odometer displayed?
Mike L
when i saw there was only 1 post i was getting my hopes up too! oh well...
bco
Will guess we'll have to work on this one for a while. Nice to know that someone was paying attention to us and didn't let it get too out of hand. There was a lot of good stuff on XVI...hope Tim can find his way when he gets back from the hunting trip.
matthew
http://www.macneilauto.com/store/Notape.html
Nick
Ryan
Ryan
At least i know mine arent going anywhere. Yours can fly off at anytime. Especially in that nice weather of yours. Hey if you see Rwell down there make sure you tell him i said hi ok
Took it to the 100 yard rifle range to sight it in with Federal Gold Match .223 cal, 69 gr boat tail match bullets.
Whoa....!!!!! Thing is PINPOINT accurate!
Elmer Fudd never had it so good.
Can hit a dime at 300 yards and give you nine cents change! Whoohooo....
ryan
mine are German engineered. If you had taken the time to research this particular item...the one I got can't be beat. Got a set of all four windows shades for the Denali also....one thing bad though; when truck owners see them, they always have to ask where I got 'em....after awhile it gets to be a pain....
Mark
..But he is in need of massive sleep recovery and liver re-building after the above trip....
yak later
- Tim
(That left one is a 19" spread)
Ryan
{8^)
bco
2001 Z71 ExtC. Carmine LT w/ graphite int. Took her home and stuffed her in the garage. It's such a tight fit, I practically hear the release of a vacuum seal when I drive her out.
Ok, who's GM trying to kid with the supposed floormats? So what aftermarket floor mats have you guys bought? Has anyone found a floor mat that goes from one side to the other for the back seat?
'itchin to drive' Smikes
I'll have to use that one when I go back up!
Venison - low Fat...all natural.....and I can't think of anything better to go with beer!
...... - Tim
..while I still have the GM mats...the catch-all brand are very good....and they have a full size rear mat as well...
http://www.niftyproducts.com/
- Tim
Congrats on the new wheels. Hope you enjoy it as much as most of us do ours.
Mike L
bco
I've got a few inches of clearance to play with, but the truck is 219" and my garage is 220". Unless, I square the back bumper up to the back wall, the garage door won't go down.
Anyone else buy any of GM's extended warranty at time of purchase? I bought the 50,000/6 year package for $1270. I was told that is dealer cost. I have 60 days for a full refund if I change my mind. I only average about 8000 miles a year, so it was an educated(?) gamble.
Smikes
cowboyjohn1
They need to put them deer on steroids.
In other words, if our silverados have 6" of travel in the front suspension, the truck should travel somewhere between 1.5" and 2" into the suspension movement when just sitting on level ground. If you go less than that, your on road and off road suspension performance will be poor.
Anybody know total front suspension travel on our 1/2 ton 4x4's. If we knew that, then you could just jack the vehicle up until the tires barely clear the ground and take a measurement to the frame/bumper then drop the vehicle down, and adjust torsion bar preload to be within that range......
both are about 140 dressed.....typical for here..
I can only shoot what we got man!
- Tim
Bet they'll make some good jerky.
Congrats,
John
http://www.picturetrail.com/ryanbab
They are awesome floor mats.
i got mine from basspro ill give you the number hwne i get home a front set for $49.99. Performance prod is $63 a set.
Ryan
GRRRRR i hate winter
Ryan
Guess you wouldn't need your 4wd there would you?
Mike L
No im not moving to florida just might not wash it for the next 5 months (yea right)
Ryan
winter time I sit in the drivers seat and wash my truck in under a minute!
- Tim
Dean
Dean no frostys or snowballs yet. Just getting flurries. I want a blizzard at least there would be a reason to be so cold.
Oh yea quit bragging about your weather dean.
Ryan
them cheapee $3.00 ones are the old systems that are crap...
I am not going to spend 2 hours feezing to wash a truck......period...
- Tim
Anyone notice there rear windows rattle ( flap open and closed ) in the colder weather? Or am I the only one with this problem?
in 25K miles....I have yet to have rear window leak.....make the suckers so they don't open at all for all I care...
- Tim
Ryan
= Tim
Ryan:
Thanks for sharing your knowledge on salt and ice.
Can you explain why we park in driveways and drive on parkways?
Don't answer that, I'm just playing with you.
Scott
My 3 cents
- Tim
scooter...my only guess on the rear window rattle in cold weather would have to do with the rubber gasket becoming more brittle in colder weather. everything shrinking in other words. the more shrinkage, the more "open space". the more open space, the more rattle.
now, gotta go out and get me some silicone and do the boot 'round my windshield before this 500 mile trip north for turkey day. i noticed to that the colder the weather, the more rattle i get there...
bco