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I just got the speakers finally, I'm gonna take some pictures of the process incase anybody wants to see a how NOT to put in speakers, I'll be back before they're done, no doubt.

my buddy just bought one in similar shape and 150,000 miles but its a 99 for 2500. So you might as well try starting there, see what happens.

I would have painted the American Racing wheels black. I happen to like them, makes the truck look a little tougher. Nice looking rig though, the fender flares look good.

is back to black the same thing as armorall? if not, try armorall.

i like it

I have an '02 Tahoe with 4wd in ct. Go with one that has 4wd, it's not like there's any shortage of them in New England. It's better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it.

I don't think that its gonna make your car sound like a 67 vette. It sounds great on the high horsepower carburated, non-emissions vehicles. If youre looking for that kind of set up I would have to say a glasspack or two would be your best bet.

Alright, I'll take your word for it, thanks for gettin back.

well, at least you know about the storm that I'm talking about. I could be thinking of something completely different, but is the powerwagon the same as a ramcharger?

There was a thread a little while back where someone had the exact same problem.

I'm planning on putting some new speakers in the front sometime this week. Is it really as easy as you describe? All I have to do is pry the door panel off, and then use a screwdriver? There's no drilling or any extra parts I need?

or one on each window

ebay has all that kind of stuff. I know that theres a vinyl sticker that can be put over the 3rd brake light so when its on, it says tahoe. The big bowtie stickers look kind of cool covering the rear window. Other than that, I don't really know where stickers like youre talking about would...

i agree with tahoegoboom. maybe paint the lip red? otherwise it looks sweet and im sure much better than it was before. I like the yukon emblem on the back too.

a small lift and bigger tires will add a good amount of weight which will help with stability. Upgraded gears will give you the acceleration you need on the highway. Lockers will also help too. I don't know if this would help but maybe some welded on cross members to the hitch. Throw on some...

if youre worried about illegalities that much, you should check the headlight height too. what state do you live in? otherwise, i apologize for not knowing how to lower your bumper. maybe you can flip the brackets?

yea as much as it sucks to have to say goodbye to the tahoe, id say the camaro is a solid replacement. maybe soon enough youll get yourself a fixer upper project so that you can still post on here because i can guarantee you the camaro forum isnt gonna be as sweet.

go with the springs, you will notice a huge difference when driving on road and off.

yea i agree with ballsie, these things have decreased significantly in value since the new models became readily available. my 02 lt pretty well equipped, 60,000 miles, good condition, wouldnt go for more than 9k and if its anything like my 96, its got many many many more years of usage left in...

theres other ways of doing it. if you want the lights on the roof attach them to the forward roof rack crossbar and slide it all the way forward. Also, CARR makes a ton of lightbars, I was looking at one for my 96, but I'm thinking about taking the 02 in the street machine direction.