Recent content by HitandRunDriver

wow....i thought tahoeforum was gone for good....when did it come back up?

Yep, dropped the rear tire and got tons more room, first shocks replaced, onto the next one

I'm in the middle of taking off the rear shock, but on the top bolt, only one side is visible, the other bolt is tucked away behind the frame and i cant even see what i'm doing back there. Should i take off the spare to get some clearance or what??

Haha, wow....i love brain farts

Well, i'm going new all around....Most likely Monroe Reflex because it's a DD and the parents watch me like a hawk on all expenditures towards my hoe. I want the write up to show them because they want me to take it to the stealership and that is not happening.

I saw a write up on replacing the shocks for a 2000-2006 tahoe about a month ago with pics, and lost it. I've been searching for about an hour and still no luck. Does anyone have the link?

pic? And actually twelve is pretty bad at those speeds

from what I remember though the specs were great for such a small engine....without looking i want to say 390 horses and somewhere in the low 500's ft/lb torque?

The cinders they throw down here can be removed with a claybar and elbow grease

bwahahaha.... but seriously, its your truck, do whatever

+10000 there should really be no reason for you to lose power if you installed everything properly

there should be a thread around on this but i'll give you the basics Sand down the tails with 300 grit sandpaper, move up to anywhere from 800 grit to 1000 grit. Start with very light coats of night shade, tint them as dark as you want. If the finish isnt even, wait for them to dry and wetsand...

you might have to trim out some of your wheel well plastic but other than that probably nothing

I've been a fan of zymol, microfiber, and hand waxing for a few years....works fine for me

what did you do about the holes