maparicio2010

HAHA SUCCESS! I couldnt post ALL the ones i originally wanted to

Ditto.

There is no easy way to remove a good Line X bedliner install. Theres an expensive way, which is getting a Demagnitizer. or you can go old school with a chisel or floor scraper.. Either way.. its going to take a lot of time and a lot of elbow grease to remove it.

Yes. you can literally spray anything. Ive sprayed plenty of wheel wells. Ive even sprayed the back of the sideview mirrors on a Chevy where its painted, not the plastic around it.

Awww wth. they didnt post.

Sorry it took FOREVER but here is a few.. I literally have hundreds of pictures.. This was a big styrofoam heart a frequent customer brought in. It got Line X'd then painted by her, and is now in display for the world to see in New York. Here is an old WILLYS JEEP Here is an old Bronco Here is an old FJ Cruiser Here is a few color matches that ive done.. My favorite is the first one I can literally keep going... Lol. If you want to see my entire album here is a link to my photobucket: http://s1328.photobucket.com/user/maparicio1312/slideshow/ pw: linexed Theres also a crotch rocked i sprayed, a few gas tanks, a boat.. A styrofoam ice cream bar and a styrofoam poodle haha.

My SS is the first AWD vehicle I've ever owned. I dont think I'll ever switch back to 2WD vehicle.

I work for THE Line X shop here in Austin Texas... Ive had my share of awesome projects to spray

I am interested in the 3pc engine cover with the bolts to attach. could you pm me with a price? am paypal ready

I am interested in the 3pc engine cover with bolts and tailgate along with its hardware. PM me please with a price

I need the 3pc engine covers with screws.. im paypal ready as well. PM me with a price?

I sent a pm as well

pictures or link?

Did you try putting in that aftermarket deck with just a regular clip? and not the Bose Clip? Usually thats what happens when you try to wire up a deck without the required clip for the upgraded stereo, or were you sure your amp was fried?

I have a diagram I got from Chevy that shows all the internals of the differential. Your right there is a locking pin, however I dont think you need to put it on before you put it together. I'm not really sure how to explain it, but I think its an internal ring that attaches itself somehow, or at least thats what I think.. I do however know I didnt put anything on the spindle, I just put it back in as easy as it came out.. I drove my SS yesterday after reinstalling my differential and it ran like a champ!

Are you talkin about the spindle? I thought the same thing since it has that groove for a ring, what it looks like anyways. However to my understanding, and anybody correct me if I'm wrong, there is no "actual locking pin" I believe its all through pressure.. Mine came out just like that.. and i put it in no problems today. All thats left for me to do it is tighten it up and give it some liquid

Oh and by the way.. prepare to pay 35 dollars a bottle for the differential fluid... Through chevy anyways.

yeah it sucks man.. the fortunate thing is i didnt pay 450 bucks.. I got the housing that broke for about 150 through chevy and it still came with a 12 month warranty. im pretty sure you could get a cv axle through them or any parts store.. your preference but if its just the housing that cracked i STRONGLY recommend you go to chevy.. best price with best warranty. EVERY junkyard i went to didnt have it.. parts store didnt have it.. I even tried places out and around Texas.. If i had gone to chevy in the beginning i would of had my truck 2 weeks ago. Eh.. live and learn

So... then it will bolt up? and how much of a difference will that final gear ratio really matter?

I do recommend a brake controller and a 7 way plug if you have precious cargo.. I used standard flat 4 each time .. TOW MODE is your friend!