After almost a week it’s feeling great. The only time it has a long shift is in the morning when it’s been sitting all night and I’m trying to rush to school! Once it gets heated up it shifts perfect. My mom has a 2012 Tahoe LT that’s very smooth with everything so that’s what I am gauging mine...
I also received the Corvette Servo and put it in with a buddy and my dad. It was harder to do than people like to admit, but it was fun. It was fairly easy after we actually got the sucker in. It’s ridiculous how much it helps, and even with the bigger tires it’s still doing what I bought it for...
So I know I said I was going to start the interior, but I found a deal that I couldn’t pass up. 17” stock 1500 wheels on 315/70/17. I got them on with very little trimming, just the plastics up front. Now it doesn’t rub at all lock to lock. I’m still going to throw a leveling kit on though...
I’m pretty confused right now, I’ve looked in the forums, on google, plenty of websites and all I get is mixed answers!
Performance wise: What is better? No cats vs Cats?
Do you remember what kind of paint you used? And could you explain your process for prepping, painting, and then drying time? Also can you still smell the paint in it?
I think I’ll be settling with replacing the headliner cloth with some black felt and then throwing on black seat covers. This seems to be the simplest way and I’m sure it’ll darken it a bit. Plus a window tint and I’ll be happy!
I’m trying to find the simplest way to do this. If I end up thinking it’s too much I have no problem backing down from what I know I can’t do.
Meanwhile whenever I got home from work I finished the LED conversion!
Look at the difference!
I'm going to try to do what I can, with help of some buddies and my dad if he wants to get some action! If all fails, I will understand that it is my fault because I'm the one thats doing it. I thank you for your concern, and advice!
So I think I’ve decided that I’m going to do the interior how I want it, and then work my way out. The simplest way to put it is this: I want it as dark as I can get it whenever there is no light. For some reason I like the idea of being hidden in my truck.
What I want to do first is the...
That’s what I was thinking, just wasn’t positive. I think the roof racks look alright too, there’s a few spots that I sprayed too much but aside from that it has a clean finish.
I finally finished, still a bit dirty but done!
I started and finished bed lining the luggage rack! I’m taking pictures on my phone so they aren’t that great but you can see the texture popping!
That’s pretty dissapointing actually. I probably should have looked more into it before purchasing. Thankfully they were only 7$, they probably wouldn’t have worked anyway! I have a buddy with the light strips in a 05 Sierra and they looked pretty good at night. I’m excited for those as well...
I have a buddy with one that used it to remove his and his dads side molding glue. I’m going to talk to him about using it tomorrow and hopefully I’ll be done!
Hopefully I’ll have those done by next weekend. I first planned on spray painting them a flat black, but after talking to a couple of my buddies we all agreed a bed liner spray would look, and work great!
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