Judging by the plastic step he needs all the help he can hooking to a trailer, do like that spot tho
My first truck! 04 Chevro...no wait...yes...no...wait..
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Judging by the plastic step he needs all the help he can hooking to a trailer, do like that spot tho
Got this bumper from Jared last year. Bumper plastic was already like that. I don't back into shit. Well, the one time I did, my hutch hit before anything else.
:rage: you know what I meant fucker. Was on the treadmill when I typed that.
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If you don't have a spare (like me), I eventually plan on making a hole in the spare tire plastic access cap and putting one there.
My First Truck! '04 Chevrolet ECRB 4x4
What I want to do as well :shake:
Have mine in my tailgate cap at the moment
What I want to do as well :shake:
Have mine in my tailgate cap at the moment
I thought about that but I wanted it as center as possible for the trailer hitch
thought about doing this as well but decided against it as i change tailgate caps all too often and eventually plan on completely shaving the tailgate.
why not drilll and mount it in the bed floor where the gap between the tailgate and the bumper are.
also thought about that lolol. but I ultimately decided on where it is because I wanted it to be centered and right above the ball so I could see it while backing up to a trailer
dewwut
also, I need to do pads/rotors soon. best for the price and go.
Already subbed. But resubbing because I need some as well. Seems like every body has a different experience with pads, some love some hate each brand.
I know fiesty did some brake upgrades on the gasser, good parts for relatively cheap. That fgt better chime in
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word. would like to hear of his experiences on what he did, which I can't remember right now :rofl:
i have the napa brand stuff with the slotted rotors and the pads that match for them, minimal brake dust, decent stopping.
next time i do brakes im prolly going to put tahoe rear calipers on.
disc brakes all around for the win.
next time i do brakes im prolly going to put tahoe rear calipers on.
disc brakes all around for the win.
Good idea, I don't have a spare that's where my air tank, compressor, and train horn is lol, but I'd have to install a DD in my '02 first before getting a backup cam. I'm actually pretty good at hitching up trailers by myself, do it a lot on the farm.
I have stock brakes and rotors, work great, minimal dust, stopping sucked so I upgraded to hydroboost instead
Sup twats
I did front powerstop calipers powdered red for an 05 silverado with rear drums (bigger front brakes) and drilled/slotted powerstop rotors up front.
For the rear I did 05 2wd Tahoe calipers (dual piston) with drilled/slotted powerstop rotors.
Used generic brake best ceramic pads at oreillys (damn good pads)
I also did stainless steel brake lines all around by Russell.
Brakes are bamf, stops way better than before
I did front powerstop calipers powdered red for an 05 silverado with rear drums (bigger front brakes) and drilled/slotted powerstop rotors up front.
For the rear I did 05 2wd Tahoe calipers (dual piston) with drilled/slotted powerstop rotors.
Used generic brake best ceramic pads at oreillys (damn good pads)
I also did stainless steel brake lines all around by Russell.
Brakes are bamf, stops way better than before
