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Hi folks, Looking for some hints/pointers. 86 C20 454. Drives great, many parts recently renewed... but ive got a highway speed... -
Typically the enclosure is what makes a speaker.
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They look much higher quality than the $35 I spent for some $2 cheap plastic covers which I plan to reshape, reinforce and paint. I...
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Can try "bolting" the speakers to the panels instead of screws. Maybe some sealer under the flange. Shouldn't be running bass through...
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Installed a pair of kick panel speakers and they sound like crap. I don't think it's the speakers, I think it's the panels and the tiny...
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A factory stock air cleaner has a place on the snout to connect that tube, and the connection has a vacuum and thermal controlled...
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Welcome from Austria. You can remove it if you don't like it sitting there and live in a warm area. I would put it on a shelf, many of...
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No need to plug it,you might want to keep it,in case you decide you need it in cold weather. It is hurting absolutely nothing sitting...
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Good day, I recently inquired a 1976 C/20, and noticed there is a tube attached to the bottom of the engine ( Upper stove?). It goes...
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BadBowtie replied to the thread What year bed is this.Top photo is 1985-87 style. There is a plastic shroud the fuel hose neck screws onto, via 3 small screws.
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Like others have said, 79 was the first year for fuel doors on the square body pickups. When I had a 74 Cheyenne Super SWB 4x4, I bought...
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Nope.
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Interesting, i bet the plastic liner uses the new made holes to attach to the outer skin to completely seal up the opening from...
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my picture is of a 1980 bed I should look at the one on my 1980 which is a 1981-83 presumably
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Your picture just reminded me that there was also a change in the construction of the fuel doors. I don't know what year that happened...
