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I can find all these items at the prices listed below:
PIONEER DEH-P4000UB CD MP3 PLAYER $112
KENWOOD 4" 3 WAY 120W SPEAKERS KFC-1061S $35
KENWOOD KFC-1661S 6.5" 3-WAY $33
Universal DIN Pocket Item #003UPK750 $15
WESTIN 30-0015 Safari $124
Safari Guard Brackets $80
Floor mats on Ebay $20
Magnetbra $60
What else am i missing here?
items i want but have to wait on:
Tires/Wheels
Step bars
I can answer yer question...
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Originally Posted by killinformula
...yer $20 site donation....:eek:
Its SIMPLY the right thing to do....
(You too..Riff Raff!...BTW...the calendars on its way..)
jo
(Do i get "roasted '" now..like dub did??)
Message received and will comply. Thanx, Jo
Some lights to go on the bar?
Rear hatch popper kit. Using the key every time to open it may not bug you right away, but sooner or later it will...
+1 on the donation suggestion. This site has already saved you hundreds of dollars by keeping you from buying the wrong shocks. We are a small but proud nation here at VX.info, but we live on the taxes we collect just like every other...
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Originally Posted by VehiGAZ
Youse guyziz gives me the "warm fuzzies" all over...:thumbup:
SSR!!!!!
i think your goal has just been hit for the month ;)
thats not a bad idea... i was either debating with putting the lights there or on the roof... but i dint know that that was aspecial bar placed on the roof or if they were placed on the rack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thmstec
You forgot about OME912s and Larger Tires ;)
The Safari bar is only an aesthetic item, meant to have Lights installed. It provides little to no Impact resistance. So you might as well throw some lights on it. Also lights closer to the ground seem to be more usable than roof mounted ones.
Good point about using the Safari bar and it's the very best location to mount auxilary lights. Off-road lights are best installed as close to the ground level as possible (not high on a roof rack). This is because the low-mounted lights will cast a dark shadow over potholes and dips, and you can avoid them. When off-road lights are mounted high on a roof rack, they "fill in" the potholes and dips with light (bad news) and you don't know the pothole is there until you've already hit it (not good). So, keep the off-road lights mounted low on the Safari bar or bumper level and look for dark shadows that are cast over the terrain.Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorRichie
is there a specific light that will be good to run? is there clearance issues with the bar?
i was also gonna mention that running wires from the roof is very difficult and from the front is very easy...
WELL DONE !!!:thumbup:...:dance:...:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by killinformula
It may take a day or three to show up under your handle, but it'll get there.
You forgot to replace the standard wimpy wheels and tires with size 18 chrome rims with 285/60/18 Nitto Terra Grapplers.
Peace.
Tom
012009
p.s.
Change out the round driving lights with Malibu 18 watt bulbs. Get them at Home DePot four to a pack for $5 bucks. You probably have the 3 watt bulbs in there.
x2 - LIFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorRichie
:cool: :bwgy: Bart
Nah...keep your handling and CV Joints,,,NO LIFT...lol
the lift and tires will have to wait till i have the $ and thats going to be in like 6 months... i am just wantitng to do some simple stuff while i pay the loan off... and nothing that could break anything else...Quote:
Originally Posted by VCrossfan
oh yea and tommorrow i am getting my dorr aligned for $40 at this local shop... it will be nice not to have to slam the door and also no wind on the high way. i hope it helps silence the air filter noise a little too!
Ok,after a year i've made my contribution to the board by completing the monthly quote.
So there's a new site supporter.Thanks for all your help guys :)
Oh that's good news though ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by killinformula
What about the ABS sensor & the hood instert ?
:dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gussie2000
nice!!!! and congrats
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X2 !Quote:
Originally Posted by pbkid
WELL DONE GUSTAVO!
Can't possibly have too many S-S around here!:cool:
:thumbup:...:dance:...:thumbup:
All you new & repeat Site Supporters are working wonders in keeping my inner Bah Humbug Grinch at bay...:thanx:
And that's no small feat, after having to deal with the hoards of shoppers I encountered this evening while "provisionin' up" for tomorrows blizzard par-tay!:dance:
just bought the stereo stuff, westin grill, and magnetbra.... hopefully she will be going under the paint gun too soon to get the cladding painted....
Why not put lights on both :bgwo:Quote:
Originally Posted by killinformula
Eventually that is what I'd like to do. Have the lights on the safari bar up front, and another set up high on the safari rack... now just for getting the money to buy it all..:rolleyes:
So I took a look at those last week and saw that the bulb size is like 3-4x the size of the stock ones. They fit?!Quote:
Originally Posted by tomdietrying
Sure they fit. Just take out on of the bulbs and make sure you buy the same size and same type of plug in part.
Peace.
Tom
012009
The Malibu Landscaping bulbs work well and don't run Hot. I recently Installed a "Trunk" Bulb in my rounds and they are much brighter :flame: the only draw back is they run pretty warm. They been in there a few months and no MeltDown yet. :flame2:..Quote:
Originally Posted by tomdietrying