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  • spuds015

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    If anyone has any recommendations with onboard compressors, I’d appreciate it. Tough to get the air back in the tires once you’ve let half out.


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    Year, make, model? Viair is good stuff. You can maybe convert your A.C. compressor, or even something like the VMAC is really badass.

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    pronstar

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    Viair pump with a tank and wireless controller is what I ran in my truck. Put a coupler where convenient.

    Worked awesome and didn’t have to run lines to the cab, so install was super easy.


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    Charlie

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    I put some gas in my ten year old, hail dented, 6 cyl., gas eating Dodge Ram last week. :green: But it gets me around and hauls stuff and I don't worry about how it looks (haven't washed it in over a year!). But it gets me where I'm going, it's been paid off a long time ago, and it hauls crap around. Etc.
     

    Vaquero

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    Ruined a tire.
    Replaced both rear tires.
    Discount tire in Denton is sub par.
    TPMS light is still on.
    They put 40psi in one (proper inflation) and 34psi in the other.
    Sigh
     
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    Got my new headers back from the coaters. Ready to start work on the heads/cam/intake+ swap.

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    YeAh, enjoy that. It's a tight fit getting them up to the engine. The 4th gen engine compartment is tight. Spark plugs go in last...

    I'm going to do some exhaust work myself. Muffler delete. Shave about 100# off the car. Two small stainless sections( SLP axle back) is gonna run me about $400.
     

    SidewaysTA

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    YeAh, enjoy that. It's a tight fit getting them up to the engine. The 4th gen engine compartment is tight. Spark plugs go in last...

    I'm going to do some exhaust work myself. Muffler delete. Shave about 100# off the car. Two small stainless sections( SLP axle back) is gonna run me about $400.

    Yours is an LT1 car right? The LS1's are much easier. Plus I have a tubular k-member and a lift. Being able to angle the headers enough makes it easier. Most folks install on jack stands and have issues getting the headers angled enough to go in easily.
     
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    Yours is an LT1 car right? The LS1's are much easier. Plus I have a tubular k-member and a lift. Being able to angle the headers enough makes it easier. Most folks install on jack stands and have issues getting the headers angled enough to go in easily.

    Yep, the 94' has the LT1. I've installed headers on another 94' but not this one. Drivers side was easy. The passenger side was a huge PITA. The 2015 has the LS3. Big body Chevy with lots of room around the motor. I installed American Racing Headers on it and it was a quick job.

    You'll definitely want the car in the air. Finding out the header jams against the floor is a pi$$ off moment. I had to lift the 2015' fairly high. Long tube. The older 94' had shorty headers installed. It was still tight. Especially since the spark plugs on the passenger side straight sUCk to replace.
     
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