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You will have to butcher it to get it in. You can find more info here:
http://www.pacific-audio.com/performance/messages/91465.html
Ken
Paintdude -- Good point. Factory specs optimize for factory spec ride height and consequent suspension geometry. All I can say is that I've had continued good luck working off the factory numbers. Don't know if the 2500 specs are the same as the 1500 or not on the "new" trucks.
cowboyjohn1 -- Agree. I wouldn't think of making any significant adjustments on a suspension system, independent especially, without checking it out with a really good shop afterwards.
-- Don
btw -- obyone: Bought the Hypertech for my 5.3 to correct tire size, remove the speed limiter, (effectively), and firm up the shifts. Was happy to find it also seemed to make a performance difference. Thought it might be my imagination, so switched back and forth a few times. Still there. Low rpm torque bump seems to be the biggest part of it and can get most of that effect on the 87 octane program. Live at 6000+ feet; maybe that's part of it -- could be a more efficient program for thin air.
Thanks,
Dave
Just wondering..
Allen-
Ken
Anyone know of a *good* unit that will fit in this opening, maybe from PIAA or similar?
Thnks
Whatever you do, DON'T put in bulbs higher than 38W, unless you like the smell of melting plastic!
""http://si2kgmd:gmd0702d@service.gm.com/si2000/home.html""
Several pages of the 2000 Service Manual ($125.00) have been compared to the online data.
They appear to be exactly the same..
remove the double quotes from the ends
-David
they make nice ones thinking of getting a black diamond plate but they are like $5-600
Only $49.99
Works great no drilling
Ryan
Pictures of all my accessories (i have a bunch)
Ryan
http://www.performanceproducts.com
They have quite a few selections, including the carpeted ones with logos
matthew
I've got a charcoal set of these Lloyd mats for my 2001 Silverado from Stylin Concepts magazine. They were cheaper there.
I really like them.
-David
Ed
http://pacific-audio.com/performance-discussion.html
there are a bunch of guys with 1500 Z71 lifts Pics also
Ryan
Never heard of a dual exhaust being a factory option
slider was but they had problems
Or does anyone have any experience with any other HARD lock toneau cover?
thanks.
-brian
Also, anyone know of a quality, inexpensive soft tonneau (preferrably snapless) or who has the best prices on covers?
Thanks
Did I just say listen to Ryan, scary!
-Eric
Ryan
I'm curious if there is any difference in the brands and their quality, ease of installation/ amount of modification to grill, etc.
If you could post pictures of your modified front grill that would be greatly appreciated!
-- Don
I'm looking at those spray in liners. Called Zeibart, got prices of 444 and 449 for under the rail Rhino Lining.
(Recap: 2001 GMC Sierra short bed)
There is only one Line-X dealer who is close to me. There are I think 6 in the 'area' but that area is a cruise!
Please list your thoughts again on Rhino vs. LineX and what's the true difference if any?
I want to get this before winter.
Thanks
Truckchic
line-x seems rougher. Doesnt look like cottage cheese
i have dealt with both (i have rhino and i have seen many trucks with line x at menards)
I think they are both very good. Cant go wrong with either really
No regrets with my rhino.
-- Don
JimDahl
Im looking for the vinyl/leather rail type. Preferably with snaps in the rail.
Thanks!
-- Don
Have you ever heard of having to take off the "whale tail" on the tailgate door to get these to fit properly. One of the guys in a local 4x4 shop told me I had to? Any thoughts?
Peter
I WOULDNT LET EM TAKE IT!
Ryan - I hear ya but I need the cover man!
Ray T.