Recent content by chevy6998

That blade is for roofing and will ruin the carpet ends, I would use a standard razor knife.

I wouldnt get it IMO.

1997 chevy silverado xcab, 1989 long bed bagged

I owuld buy that at that price, older cars and becoming more scarce daily, and with a proper restore youd have an awsome piece of history.

perelli scorpian zero's, Ive got 35 series, so I must be stupid, lol!

Lambo doors are for lamborghinis!!

The wheels look cool to bad your screwed on tucking, Im finally getting close to finishing my truck, Ive got 22 Driv toetags w/ 265/35 perellis

cool, I was suprised to see them use audiobahn, which seems to be an unprefered brand for most serious audio folks, especially in the 6.5 dept.

Well from what I watched its "looks" legit but could be a hoax, these guys claim that two Audiobahn 6 1/2's in "special" ported enclosures hit like (2) 12's or (4) 10's http://www.realmofexcursion.com/videos.html then click on the audiobahn text upper right then scroll down last video on page...

true, i do like EAI, theres a bit more planning involved with cylinders/accumilators and such, there kinda harsh for daily drivers and they tend to stick when the weather gets cold, thats why i recommend the new bag over strut setups.

Well there would probaly be some fabrication in fitting aftermarket bags (i assume your air ride is factory at this point) but if your going though all the trouble to redo your bags you should revamp your systems with some new parts, ill look into the suspension setup as far as links and front...

Havent done a towncar yet so im not 110% sure of all parts needed but my basic daily driver system would include the listed items below, these parts are practical, fun and durable! 1. bags = (4) slam specialties al least the rs-72 (ill never buy a different brand) 2. regular acryl. 10-switch...

i recommend bag over strut, http://www.jpkustoms.com

most do it with fiberglass filler, as far as molding the kit to the body and raised designs, if its a show car you'll prolly be ok, but a daily driver almost garunteed to crack, this is due to the fact that those body lines are there for a number of reasons, 1. ability to replace parts after a...

dude, your gonna get reamed by the "gods" on here, cuz "you didnt search"