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Trucks been polished and put aways till spring next year. Few small updates happening soon.
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i like my 2 post more than my 4, really depends on what your going to use it for though.
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How to install your Fog Light wiring to Factory Switch
someotherguy replied to SSmoothSilSS's topic in How To
And now with some LED bulbs in the fogs to match the HID's a little better I picked up some simple LED's for the DRL's figured I'd put the relay back in for them but it was too dark for me to be sure I had them plugged in the right way, and my LED flashlight wouldn't fool the sensor on the dash...lol...little project for tomorrow. Richard -
Only reason I’m selling is because I went custom tune. My loss is your gain . Text me for pics the files are too large from my phone to upload here
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Yea, however I’m pretty sure Dyablo can supply a tune for you if you send it in, the model number is U7192x
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Give your stock tuned SSS the Holiday gift she deserves! Brand new Blackbear AutoCal kit, preconfigured for NBS Trucks, in the upgraded plastic protective storage case ($50 upcharge). This was NEVER used and still includes the VIN license for tuning one vehicle!! I can provide prospective buyer with the original BB order info so they can verify the VIN license is unused prior to sale. Paid $650, will sell for $500 shipped. Pics uploaded here: https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/blackbear-performance-autocal.108175/
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Black Bear Performance Tune Event Concord, NC; Dec 16, 2018
BlackBearPerf replied to BlackBearPerf's topic in Black Bear Performance
This event is coming up soon! We still have some space left! Use this link to submit your deposit. http://www.blackbearperformance.com/calendar.asp -
At this point in the game you'd have to be pretty lucky to find one that doesn't need some work. 10+ years ain't kind to bumpers especially plastic ones. Cover can still be had new from GM (if they're actually in stock) for around $350-$375 and sometimes plus a ridiculous amount of shipping depending on which dealer it comes from; some are fair and others are clearly padding their lower prices with insane shipping. Then of course gotta paint it. Upper and lower step pads add more expense too (about $300 for both.) Don't forget the correct smooth tag light housings (can be had from LMC cheap) and the spare tire access cover. As far as I know the brackets are not available new anywhere. You probably already know this but the actual metal bumper underneath the cover is just a regular Silverado bumper, can be found anywhere. I've got a cover that needs some work, also good upper/lower step pads...and I wanna say the small metal brackets from the corners maybe. Houston TX area. Have had some people try to buy it but they play too many games so it's just sitting in my storage unit. Richard
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How to install your Fog Light wiring to Factory Switch
UNA_06SS replied to SSmoothSilSS's topic in How To
Can't wait to make some time to do that to my truck. Very Cool! good Job! -
Yeah I figured.. the ones ima try to get are 20s on 275 45s... they should be lighter and look decent on my black truck
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Still on the hunt for one of these in good shape. I have yet to see one that wouldn't need some sort of body work other than just paint
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It only works on 06-07? Not 04?
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If they're 20's they will almost surely be lighter than your stock SS wheels. The ones on the wife's truck definitely are. 22's on the other hand...even Centerlines are pretty heavy; no way around it. Richard
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Yeah it seems like there’s small differences on some centerline wheels.. ima try to go and check them out on my next day off.. I’ve been looking for some archers since I’ve always liked them but can’t seem to find any around me.. I found these tomcats and I think they would look good.. specially lighter than the stocks also...
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If you google image search "centerline tomcat" there's a whole bunch of pics of them on Silverados/Sierras. They're not a bad looking wheel, just be sure they're not bent anywhere (check the edges closely) or show signs of repair from cracks. If they were run with low pros at any point in their life it's really easy to bend them; I've passed up a bunch of used Centerlines because of this. You might see a couple variations on the design as Centerline did that sometimes. Like I've got 22" Stingrays on my truck, and 20" Stingrays on the wife's truck...the triangle cutouts are way smaller on hers, though I've seen other sets of 20's in that design with larger cutouts that match my 22's. Richard
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Anyone on centerline tomcat wheels???theyre selling a set about an hour from me for $1200 with brand new nitto 421s i wonder how they would look on my truck 🤔
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Wtb grey brake duct grille right side
armedanddangerous replied to armedanddangerous's topic in For Sale/ Wanted
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LOOKING FOR SOME FRONT DRILLED AND SLOTTED ROTORS NOT LOOKING TO SPEND MUCH ON THEM ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO BUY SOME AT A GOOD PRICE?
armedanddangerous replied to armedanddangerous's topic in Suspension & Brakes
Got me a power stop set for the front thanks for the help ill post pics when i get them installed with the hawk pads. -
Wtb grey brake duct grille right side
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How to install your Fog Light wiring to Factory Switch
someotherguy replied to SSmoothSilSS's topic in How To
Thanks, pretty happy with it so far. Also considering Plasti-Dip to mask the lens as it would let me cover the sides of the lens way easier than vinyl. Figure I can mock 'em back in there and easily mask off the area to not coat and then get to it. Richard -
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How to install your Fog Light wiring to Factory Switch
matslp488 replied to SSmoothSilSS's topic in How To
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How to install your Fog Light wiring to Factory Switch
someotherguy replied to SSmoothSilSS's topic in How To
Had a set of nice OEM housings and the switch from 1Fastbrick sitting around here forever; finally got around to doing mine today, used the bracket info given in this post -> http://www.silveradoss.com/forums/topic/86458-how-to-install-your-fog-light-wiring-to-factory-switch/ - my truck being an '06 the factory wiring is already in place so I just needed to make brackets and add the parts. I used plain 1 x 1/8" steel flat bar to make the brackets. Thought about using aluminum and it probably would have been fine at that thickness, but I wanted to be sure they wouldn't flex at all. Used cutoff wheel to zip off some 5" sections then drilled the holes 1/4" with one end a little offset as shown in that thread, then cleaned up all the edges with the die grinder. Even with the 1/8" thickness I was able to attach them without issue using the studs poking up from the bumper cover brackets above the brake ducts. I used stainless fasteners since they sit right above the lens, didn't want moisture causing any rust to drip down on them. Mocking up the bracket using a piece of cardboard just to be sure First set made, checking the fit and operation Side view behind the brake duct, I think I want to cut out some vinyl to cover up the excess lens area and prevent light bleed-through around the duct Other set made, both lights in place and operating Popped 'em back apart to paint the brackets to prevent rust, now that I know they fit how I want them to Easy job...next up I'll order either some high power LED's or maybe HID's to go in them; probably go with LED as HID seem to be obnoxiously bright in this application. Richard -
Hi my name is chris and I have recently purchased an 2003 silverado SS, owning an 2005 chevy silverado crewcab LT model. I love this body style!! I am in the process of restoring my truck. First I am taking all the small dents out and couple deep scatches. Then painting her with 4 coats of clear...yikes! Enough to wet sand and buff haha.i want to modify her and make her show worthy but also my daily!
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If anyone needs one, I still have some left.
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Where did you hear that the EO number expired?
