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Larger wheels with lower profile wider tires transmit more road feel into the steering wheel... I went from stock to 22" and I can definitely feel every joint in the highway now... the price you pay, right?

it would be similar to this but with blue neon and accents ********This is not my Burb, it is an Expedition********* *****But mine will be similar...I will post pics of the process when done*****

oh, the center console in mine is just temporary... waiting to build/glass a new one when I get all my a/v equipment together so I get the measurements correct... I am thinking about a front to rear center console with four ten inch woofers down the center in a nice vinyl/plex/fiberglass...

I have been in the auto upgrade industry for about 20 years, I have done leather kits and custom interior parts but mainly focused on performance and audio/video/security... It is a hobby now more than anything. I cant wait to put in my seat replacements from an '04 leather rig, I have to take...

Well, here is an update....

Got the center console done, pics coming soon, it is dark...lol

Decided to go in a different direction... Well, the ostrich wasn't growing on me.... so I decided to go with a graphite gray dye... I dyed the speaker grills, door handles, control pods, and the insert in the door. I used Pit Bull Adhesion promoter after prepping the doors with alcohol...

I have googled the heck out of this and cannot find a company that makes a full kit from bags to compressor for the 02 Suburban.... Is there any place in town that can order/put together and install a full air suspension kit on my 02 Burb?? I don't want to piece together a kit from parts...

drivers side rear door... I ran out of glue....:( I am removing the factory carpet at the bottom of the door to and doing an insert there too... but here is the door panel so far...and it is totally removable too...nothing permanent... BJ (reminder, more glue tomorrow)

I stopped going south at 183 lol... I hardly ever make it down to South Austin anymore. I got the Ostrich at of all places JoAnns Fabric at the Arbor Walk... They have a good selection of auto vinyl and even headliner... I am glad I went with it, now I just have to pick a color to dye...

I got tired of that slick console and wanted some padding...2" of padding to be exact...lol So, after having an exhaustive search for alligator print vinyl, I settled on some ostrich... The pain in the butt was getting the upper and lower console lid seperated.. it is epoxied together...

2002 Indigo Burb Interior- APC billet gauge trim, more to come 35% tint on rollups, and 2%+factory tint on the sides and rears-black as black gets Future-Blue dash LED light conversion Future-AC control relocate to console Future-Blue LED underdash, underseat accents Exterior-...

I have been thinking of doing the same thing but with 3 ways, and with stained maple...or carbon fiber...but i currently am out of carbon fiber...lol

I got mine on ebayexpress.com I got the whole set, headlights, turn signals, and tail lights for under 200.00 on www.ebayexpress.com

so, this is what it looks like when finished... I only got to see it when you were at the car wash pressure washing your carpet... You have the same taste I do... No need to show it off unless you want to..Stealth is definitely the way to go to keep the functionality of an SUV.. I will be...

nice set up, very stealthy... Also love the black grill... good work,

I have a digital fuse block... I ended up using a starter kill relay(just the relay, not the harness too) from an old alarm to set up the display to only work when the ignition/accessory leg of the electrical was on... Pretty easy to do if you understand how the relay works inside... many...

Ditto, some of the Audiovox look too large though, but after all it is what you like...

Dunno right off...might help to list all of the components of your system first: Deck Wiring Amp/Amps Sub Also how it was installed, where the LOC is located, ect... any details you can give will help us get you something to try...

Nice install, good work :)