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Exhaust pipe part number please
In need of at least muffler back, Walker appears to be a good option, bolt on to boot! Might just go with the tail pipes to start.- Finkaire
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Exhaust pipe part number please
Terrific news, all avaliable on Amazon! Thanks DD- Finkaire
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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New to the forum and to square bodies wiper question
I ordered intermittent wipers and had the same problem from new, eventually went away. Sorry, no help- Finkaire
- Post #16
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Exhaust pipe part number please
Looking for tail pipes as well, muffler shops use to fabricate pipes. Muffler shops are few as are radiator shops- Finkaire
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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ac compressor keeps cycling on/off?
A proper charge is critical in a 134a system, the only way to charge the system properly is to start from scratch. Only then can the system be diagnosed. -
Best gun for metallics
They came white, that’s why I did white, single stage. I think the paint matched shell on the fleet side would work. -
Lowering a 1984 silverado
AJ, I think your truck looks great the way it sits now IMHO- Finkaire
- Post #8
- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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Lowering a 1984 silverado
Consider the ride, my friends truck is lowered with no notch and rides like a buckboard. I’m guessing that’s where the c notch comes into place.- Finkaire
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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81-87 Front Clip on a 73
As our trucks increase in value I would consider leaving it alone, I believe the earlier models command more money and are darn good looking trucks!- Finkaire
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Cleaned the interior - 1973 K10 farm truck
Excellent! I used a dashmat to cover the crack in my pad. The seat is fine, I just like the Mexican blanket. -
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New wheels/tires - 73 K10 w/2” lift
As for the tires, I ordered tires through Wheel Works and was told it was okay to try and if I wasn’t pleased they would be happy to order another set.- Finkaire
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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VIN Engine Identification
Diesel vin makes it smog exempt in California- Finkaire
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- Forum: Diesel 6.2, Conversions Cummins, etc.
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Best Spent $$ for Square Restoration
A fresh paint job will motivate you more, it gives a visual of the finished project -
Cold Air intake
more air, more fuel. Just saying- Finkaire
- Post #9
- Forum: Engine Swaps (Gas) LS, Vortec, LT1 , etc.
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New to this forum and looking for best options for a new radiator
Welcome, radiator shops are few between. I was quoted $175 to repair and was told that I didn’t want to know how much to recore.- Finkaire
- Post #9
- Forum: Introduction
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What rear bumpers are compatible with ‘84 Chevy K20 pickups?
Great question, LMC shows two different bumpers, 73-80 and 80-87 and three different brackets, the third being for the Stepside- Finkaire
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Amp running boards mounting
Fixed running boards to the frame- Finkaire
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- Forum: Retro-Fit & Aftermarket Accessories
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rear A/C lines for 1978 Suburban K20
I’m thinking maybe running hoses instead of hard lines. Some hard lines are installed before other major components.- Finkaire
- Post #4
- Forum: Introduction
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1977 k10 "trailering special" factory receiver hitch pictures
Not available, maybe no longer in production I could understand. But crazy, right? The one listed as the proper fit, didn’t. Bought though Amazon, and at least it’s returnable. You might inquire at U-Haul, I had an appointment that I blew off after mounting the K5 hitch- Finkaire
- Post #64
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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1977 k10 "trailering special" factory receiver hitch pictures
I have a glide out carrier, the picture shows the remaining mount for the carrier. Hogged out the other side, no spare tire, just to mount a bike rack. Not an exact fit, close as I could find, crazy eh? The front mounts go through existing holes, interference with bumper brackets on the rears...- Finkaire
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
