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What factory Chevy rims fit my 95 Hoe?
He assumed you had a 5lug. But yeah, you'll be good with any 6lug wheel. -
What factory Chevy rims fit my 95 Hoe?
95s came with either 5 or 6 lug, 2wd are 5, 4wd are 6. So just find anything with the same lug nut configuration and you will be fine. -
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corner lights help
Better safe then sorry. Doesn't take much to do. -
LED Tail Lights!!!
Nope, simple plug and play. Only ones you have to worry about are the front parking/turn lamps, then you will need a electronic flasher. Thanks. V-LEDs.com is having a sell this weekend, ends tomorrow midnight. 20% off of everything in stock.- haks310
- Post #15
- Forum: General Discussion
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Drum brake Gurus, please come inside.
lol yeah don't worry, I am the same, always put the parking brake on no matter what.- haks310
- Post #11
- Forum: General Discussion
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4x4 or Z71???
4x4s in 95 came with the floor shifter. 96+ 4x4s had the option of either the push button or floor shifter.- haks310
- Post #11
- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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LED dash pics and specs and crap
T1.5 or NEO wedge bulbs are smaller. But I am sure you can just go to Radioshack and pickup a couple of LEDs from there and they would work. -
Front Stainless Steel Brake Lines too long...
Go with the Russell lines, they are an Edelbrock company. Can't go wrong.- haks310
- Post #35
- Forum: Performance
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two questions
So just save yourself some cash and get a real HID kit from ddm tunning or somehwere like that. -
Complete Lighting/LED List
Heads up, V-LEDs is having a sell this weekend. 20% off of everything, use coupon code "BFD" -
painted grill what do you think?
Looks good..paint the bumper! And these guys are on crack. You can get smoked headlights and you will be able to see just fine. You will loose some lumens but won't be a big deal. The only headlights you want to stay away from are the black housing. Obviously because black absorbs light...and... -
two questions
You need a HID bulb and a HID ballast to power them. Which is why they are called "hid kits". Whoever told you, you only needed the "hid bulb" is confused. There are normal fluorescent bulbs out there which are suppose to replicate the look of HIDs...but they do not do a good job of them... -
Drum brake Gurus, please come inside.
Yeah, I was also under the impression they were adjusted every time you set the parking brake. Hence why I always set my parking brake.- haks310
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussion
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LED dash pics and specs and crap
It is soldered in so you can use whatever bulb fits in there. -
LED Tail Lights!!!
I also have those, with LED bulbs for reverse to match.- haks310
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussion
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Front Stainless Steel Brake Lines too long...
Stock ones also have that metal tubing at the end. I am glad I went with the Russell lines. Look much nicer and have a clear tubing around the whole line.- haks310
- Post #33
- Forum: Performance
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Front Stainless Steel Brake Lines too long...
Now that I think of it...my stock ones might of had that metal tubing part....I will let you guys know tomorrow.- haks310
- Post #27
- Forum: Performance
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Check This Out
Would have to print it out in parts then tape that up to an acrylic sheet...bust out the exacto knife and get down to work. -
Front Stainless Steel Brake Lines too long...
Previous owner might have changed them out.- haks310
- Post #24
- Forum: Performance
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Front Stainless Steel Brake Lines too long...
Nope. I'm 4wd also.- haks310
- Post #22
- Forum: Performance
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Check This Out
Looks good.....but why not just make a stencil, pretty sure she could of easily done that. -
Front Stainless Steel Brake Lines too long...
2wd and 4wd are the same. Only length difference is when you get a "lifted" application lines. I have the Russell lines and the fronts are nowhere 26" long. They also do not have that metal tubing at the ends.- haks310
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- Forum: Performance
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HID Ballast Help
Have you contacted TYC by any chance? They carry a lifetime warranty, hopefully they will cover it. -
new ignition help
Summit just re-brands other brands products. If I'm not mistaken most of that stuff you mentioned are MSD products just re-branded as Summit.- haks310
- Post #5
- Forum: Performance
