iluv83vettes
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Where did you get those chrome handles at?
My '89 came with chrome handles.
Where did you get those chrome handles at?
Where did you get those chrome handles at?
the chrome handles , bumpers, and grill came with it. I think the chrome came with the country package, but i'm not sure
I really like the chrome thoughi want to build tube bumpers but chromed tube bumpers would look kind of weird so I don't think I would chrome them if i ever made some
Are you sure it's 4th gear and not the torque converter locking up? I've been on 31"s for awhile with 3.55 and I don't a rurally hit 4th until maybe 50 ish mph. After 40mph my TQ will engage and drop a couple RpmsThe gearing isn't too bad, with the 3.55's. kicks into 4th right around 45-46(well what my speedo says) when before it kicked in at about 42-43]
Personally I'd look into some 1 ton steering upgrades sevral companies that advertise on here sell them. Or run a full heim setup with some 1/4 wall dom so it don't bend when you do go offroad. The 1 ton kits are bolt in stock replacements though with minimal diy experience needed.
Do a search online to about cutting the front fender teeth off a cutoff wheel and some rubber molding go a long way. You could lower it a tad to if you trim a little on the fenders then a sye can be avoided. With proper trimming on the front and rear fenders you can do 31's with just about no lift.
But your setup is pretty clean so just depends on what your future plans are for it.
Thanks for all the advice. I will look into some new steering setups. in the far future I plan to buy a ford 8.8 with discs and put in 4.88's in both axles as well a locker at least in the rear, and run 35's with trim. If I can't get away with 35's ill do 33's with 4.56's but for sure before doing any other suspension/tire/gear/axle work i want to get a nice rear axle to swap in. I do not offroad often as there isn't shit around here but I don't want to be stranded when I dedicate more time into driving to good spots.
Here is a nice steering setup i saw that I would like to do:
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