Got my 2010 PPV
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How much did you lower it? I've got the 2" drop spindles for the front and the 3-4" springs for the rear. I was only going to go 3 in the rear
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I used the same set up, spindles and springs
3" I wanted a slight rake. Plus BellTech springs normally settle another .24-.5"
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Those wheels are awesome. Any idea what they are?
Sorry I have been AWOL gents....... about another week left here in Australia.
I have done some research on some new mods and locking installation time for the stuff I have on hand. Since I have some holiday hours to burn off in mid March I will get over to the shop and get dirty and make some more power.
I'll be ordering HPTuners soon, so I will have a HyperTech Max 2.0 up for grabs soon.
I have done some research on some new mods and locking installation time for the stuff I have on hand. Since I have some holiday hours to burn off in mid March I will get over to the shop and get dirty and make some more power.
I'll be ordering HPTuners soon, so I will have a HyperTech Max 2.0 up for grabs soon.
Yeah I was ready to install out of the box.
The only additional thing I bought was a back up camera and that was silly easy to install since the 2010 up are CAN/BUS protocols.
Yup, 22x9s from TBSSowners store. When I get them (priorities keep changing in my head) I will run 305/40-22 tires
I just sent you a PM with some questions about the radio install
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The HU is great.... damn good for the money to be quite honest.
I was plug and play and steering wheel control ready. Since 2010+ are CAN/BUS protocols, is makes installs alot easier.
- QUESTION: do you already have the stereo steering wheel controls on your steering wheel?
The only additional option I bought was the back up camera, otherwise is was a plug and play unit.
Yeah I added the controls....
Well I wanted a leather steering wheel here's what I got. Old vs. New.
The Grant Leather wheel was cheaper and they give you $40 back for the old wheel as a core. I also replaced the spoke covers with some fresh OEM pieces
The Grant Leather wheel was cheaper and they give you $40 back for the old wheel as a core. I also replaced the spoke covers with some fresh OEM pieces
And for some reason my battery was leaking.......so I added a new AC Delco Professional 48 series battery. Custom cost is almost $240........my cost was $136.
This weekend will be the overdue DOT3 flush and since I'm in there......might as well upgrade all of the soft lines to Stainless.
I took the picture in a way so the part numbers are there for quick reference gents
This weekend will be the overdue DOT3 flush and since I'm in there......might as well upgrade all of the soft lines to Stainless.
I took the picture in a way so the part numbers are there for quick reference gents
iamdub
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This is all six lines for the Stabilitrak?
Honestly I'm not sure. The rear kit came with 4 lines. Haven't had a chance to get under the truck yet. There are 2 lines for the rear calipers and 2 other intermediate lines. summit racing said this was the kit for my 2010......guess time will tell.
More to follow later. Cheers
iamdub
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I have a feeling that's a complete kit and one I didn't know existed. I spent a couple hours one night trying to look up the lengths and fitting sizes of all the OEM lines so I could have some custom made. Looking forward to updates!
