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some stock parts to sell! have the fan shroud since I switched to e-fans, $15 & stock intake from throttle body to the filter box $20, stock black ss tailgate spoiler $50

bump! added pic & dropped the price $10

is that only 1 shock?

Here is our dog Cocoa!

ok so cutting the rear bumpstops will soften the ride a little? mines not bad as the belltech bumpstops are alot softer than the stock ones.

is there anywhere reasonably priced to stay? it would be me, my wife & 3 kids? it's about an 8 hour drive for me, but none of us have ever been to SD, & we haven't had our family vacation yet so we debating...

yeah i didn't realize there was that much difference for the bumpstops with these springs.... so actually how much of a gap should you have between the bumpstop & the springs then? I mean my rear bumpstops are close to the frame at ride height but not quite touching the leafs.

it is the 8 gig nano

I am looking to sell my 4th gen Ipod nano, it is brand new only taken out of the box had a couple songs loaded on it, then never used! have the original plastic box , the cord & everything that goes with it. $120 shipped obo

no you don't need to cut anything off the rear bumpstops. The factory rear bumpstops are mounted to a bracket that is bolted to the frame. Remove the whole bracket bumpstop & all you will see a hole in the frame.... that is where you bolt in the belltech bumpstop! (right to the frame) no need to cut anything. As for the front bumpstops I cut 2 nubs off those

mine is nicknamed honeypot

cut 2 nubs off the front bumpstops & mount the new belltech bumpstops to the frame on the rear! fit's nicely! none of us have used a carrier bearing relocator & you won't have to worry about shims with the real leafs!

here is mine with belltech rear leafs & no spare

wow i liked the chick doing the hula! Those things were bouncing all over!

looks good! really cleans up the backend! nice & subtle!

here is what i have laying around: works good 400 Watts x 4 Output 800 Watts x 2 Bridged Output (400 x 2 + 800W x 1) Dual Variable Hi/Lo Electronic Crossover Network Dual Variable Bass Boost Variable Input Level (Gain) Control Power ON LED Indicator LED Protection Indicator Remote Bass Boost Hi/Lo Impedance Input LED Light Bar with Scanning and Night Illumination Thermal / Overload / Short Circuit Protection Anti-Thump Turn-On Tri-Mode Configurable Dimensions: 2.7'' H x 11'' W x 15'' L

damn DJ sucks to hear you have to sell it, but I'm probably not too far behind either! Anyways this mean the SD meet is off at the end of August?

wow you only get 12-13mpg??? i'm consistent 15mpg city hghway mix, or 18mpg all highway

well you guys didn't let me know you were gonna do it so how was supposed to know???? whatever....

man don't ruin your stock grill! Mine is already cut out I'll trade you I want to go back to the stock grille Here is the link Rich! http://www.silveradoss.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=15814

thanx for all the comments guys! To complete the look i want for my truck I'd love to get some stock tails & tint them again, but the damn popo didn't like my last set & gave me a nice ticket!

we will be in town saturday with the SS, but not sure for how long...

easiest answer to this question is that I did all these mods myself in my own garage. Just look at the emblems & think... you will figure out how I got my SS overlays done.

Nice DD bike there DJ! I miss my 04 Yamaha V-Star 1100 custom!

I don't like the ends of the intimidator spoiler! This way gives it kind of a sport truck/nascar flavor, plus my ducts are flat black, billet grille is flat black, racing stripes are flat black, I painted the rails on my tonneau flat black & i fionished off with the spoiler painted flat black! Oh yeah I pulled apart my headlights & blacked out the side markers. Have more in mind, but they will have to wait...