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Installed a Spohn adjustable pan-hard bar!
No, it just feels like it because the rear end is so much more solid...does nothing to the front end. Not a SM fan honestly, each their own though. B- BOSS
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Installed a Spohn adjustable pan-hard bar!
Wow what a difference from the OEM stamped steel bar! I could tell a difference just backing out of the drive way. Rear end is more solid, no flex in the panhard bar, and honestly it makes the front end seem a little less stable. Not only the stability has dramatically improved but I was able...- BOSS
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Coolant keeps getting low
Hi, Be very careful you don't mix that dexcool with normal coolant. As for the coolant leak, you likely have a leaking water pump seal. It's very common, either that or your water pump needs to be replaced. At 123k miles, I'd replace the pump...you're in TX :) IF you search my posts, I...- BOSS
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- Forum: Performance
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Itsss here!! Spohn rear kit arms/panhard
Ya just ordered a panhard from Spohn, got here today....cant wait to install it b- BOSS
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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How do you get the third row seat out??
the latches have to be clicked in 100% to activate the latch that allows you to lift up the backrest....its a little tricky when they dont latch, take em out and redo it hard -
New carpet
You can also use a heat gun to heat up the carpet backing once everything is laid down over the humps, lift the carpet up and warm the backing a little....then press it down over the humps and hold it. Right now with how cold it is, its the prime time to install carpet that way. You dont need... -
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Does Installing a Aftermarket Exhaust on the 5.3 sound Good??
The best way to get the most quality sound from your muffler is to turn the pipes down a couple inches from exiting the muffler. That way you will eliminate running the exhaust through a couple feet of pipe. Some shops may not do this as state laws require rear exit exhaust at the back of the...- BOSS
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- Forum: Performance
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YukonGetThis
technical bulliten Antilock Brake (ABS) Activation At Low Speeds (Clean Wheel Speed Sensor Mounting Surface) #03-05-25-007 - (09/29/2003) Antilock Brake (ABS) Activation At Low Speeds (Clean Wheel Speed Sensor Mounting Surface) 2002-2004 Cadillac Escalade, Escalade EXT 2003-2004 Cadillac...- BOSS
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- Forum: General Discussion
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need some help quick!
ok ya I understand Not trying to sell you on mine but you really will see an improvement from the steering stabilizer. With those big wheels, a single shock setup will wear the shock out in a shorter period of time...which is why i took my single off and fabricated a dual.... mine wore out... -
need some help quick!
Hub centric is the term I explained above about the center bore. The cb size should be the same size as your axle, or hub. Hence the term, hub centric. -
PLEASE HELP. Fule filter orings-washers??
Take a cpl pics of your fuel rails without the fuel filter for me- BOSS
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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need some help quick!
Also known as "CB" size in some instances....IIRC, your body style is a 79 CB but dblchk that... They also make adapters in case yu have the wrong size, with 26' i would definitely get adapters if needed and defInitely get a dual stabilizer -
need some help quick!
First thing's first, you now have much heavier and much larger wheels with a fraction of the rubber to support the bumpy roads. It's going to be a rougher ride. Second thing is, check the box or reciept for the hub size, or some call it the bore size. That's the size of the hole in the middle... -
Just got my adjustable lower trailing arms in...
Whatever happened to this thread, did you get the setup installed? Pics? Link to the adj pan hard bar? Thks- BOSS
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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Swapping paint...?
Paint jobs that are quality are generally costly. You get what you pay for. You can save money by doing most of the removal and prep work yourself, then have a shop do the spray. Just make sure you get the agreement with the shop ahead of time. B -
steering stabalizier?
No pics yet, maybe tomorrow so check back- BOSS
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- Forum: General Discussion
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steering stabalizier?
Similar kits sell for about 200, give or take... So about that, will be Eibach red brackets, white shocks and all nuts/bolts plus instructions. Worth every penny, saves cost of tires, alignments and gives the truck 10x better handling B- BOSS
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Compensation Sensor - P0179 DTC
I'd spend 20 on 2 cans of sea foam, put both cans in on half a tank. Then clear the code if it shos up. If that doesnt work, contact Blackbear Performance vendor on this board. Justin can the out that DTC and you can unplug the sensor. Boss- BOSS
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- Forum: General Discussion
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steering stabalizier?
I just installed a custom dual stabilizer that we fabricated in my brother-in-law's shop, they are worth their weight in gold for reducing bumps and keeping your front end aligned and saving your steering components, especially if ou have large aftermarket wheels....thinking of making more if...- BOSS
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New carpet
Yea it's time consuming but can be done, the carpet comes with a rough cut so you'll end up cutting it to fit. Just don't cut the carpet until you have fitted it around all the humps etc. As for the leather seats, (assuming you're replacing with new leather covers) ..your hands will be sore..no... -
Hit and run...
Assholes. Nothing infuriates me more, aside from stealing...- BOSS
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