I'va had mine shaved for 10 years on my daily driver, just don't skimp on the solenoid kit and you'll be fine and defintely put in a emergency...
too bad you got the oregon sticker on there [IMG]http://www2.myacpa.org/img/UofArizona.jpg[IMG]
they look nice, but if they come from hong kong they aint worth a damn
yup
Bernie thats an older model right? Mine was easy to put in the new bushing has slots cut into it to make it easier, but once you get the shifter...
i ended up selling mine for $90, don't mind the red lines! [IMG]
considering i already had the tranny out, lol it was very easy..shouldn't be any harder with it still in the truck, took me 20 minutes tops mine...
just take out the drain plug on the bottom, then fill it back up on the side, a siphon pump makes it so much easier, you wanna fill it up until...
+1, you could just crack your window when you close the door
happy bday Dave, have a good one!
yes it did, 92 was the transition year from cable to electric, some had cable some had electric, more than likely you have an electric...you can...
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i got mine from Trenz years ago, it was like 200 back then..I think Trenz still sells em
steering wheel;ebay , billet specialties, but i wouldnt doubt if those handles were custom fit
pm'mmng you too!
this is the best blue hands down, viper GTS blue...but of course i'm a little biased!:D [IMG]
i love seeing anything about your truck! you should look into a Go Pro HD Motorsports camera!!:waytogo:
Just got this streamlight TLR1 for my Springfield XD40 its bright as F***!! Now i can shoot bad guys in the dark! hahahaha [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
so hows the system going?
i had some 15lbs solenoids in my truck for about 7 years they worked great until they went out..im running some 35lb autolocs right now
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