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  1. bluex

    What Air management for ‘89 crewcab?

    I think it would do fine, you just need an appropriate sized tank, compressors an lines. Spring for the 3H though, the height sensors aren't hard to install an then it will automatically compensate for loads to keep it at the preset height all the time. With the 3P it'll go to the same...
  2. bluex

    Malwood Hydraulic Clutch Pedal

    That's it, I made that write up in hopes it would get a sticky an help some people but it unfortunately faded away.
  3. bluex

    Malwood Hydraulic Clutch Pedal

    I modified a 73-84 pedal setup to use a wilwood master. Wasn't to hard to do at all. Look for my NV3500 swap thread for pictures an details.
  4. bluex

    Shuddering when braking

    Gently apply the emergency brake while holding the release handle. If you feel the same vibrations it's from the rear. If you don't it's in the front.
  5. bluex

    Show your daily driver

    The grand daughter had this one for a bit first an her kids made a pretty good mess of the back seat but I think it'll clean up decent. Still think it was a good deal.
  6. bluex

    Show your daily driver

    Sold my Charger last week an picked up this minty Grandpa mobile an stashed a stack of cash. 115k miles, 3800 V6 for $3700... Get off my lawn you dam kids!!!
  7. bluex

    New daily driver

    I wanted to replace the lower window trims, $120/each x4. The side panels on the console were coming loose, $320 each side. I was always worried about having a lifter issue, an that was gonna be a 3-5k repair, to do a delete and tune anyway. Idk I guess the novelty of it wore off some, it's...
  8. bluex

    New daily driver

    Sent her down the road today. :sad72: Everything mopar is expensive, an I had a nagging feeling it was gonna get needy as we broke 100k miles. I'm probably going to regret this :bawl:
  9. bluex

    Bilstein HDs on 77 C10 with drop spindles

    Yes stock length is what you need. Drop spindles do not alter suspension height or travel. The only thing that moves is the spindle axle location, an that's what gives you the drop.
  10. bluex

    Need ideas for a modern steering wheel.

    Like I said in my other post the rivets an the groove are abrasive to your hands on a longer trip. Anything over an hour sucks. The back finger grooves are machined into the base wheel. It's all metal an the front half wrap is wood or vinyl covered if you pick that one.
  11. bluex

    Need ideas for a modern steering wheel.

    It is the same metal on the back "half" as the spokes etc. Still doesn't get so hot you can't hold it though. Worst case put a microfiber over it when you're parked. I sold hundreds of these an no one once complained of that being a problem, My C10 is outside alot in all seasons an never had...
  12. bluex

    Need ideas for a modern steering wheel.

    Same design wood wrap I have, I hope you don't learn to hate it like I did. It will look good in the truck though. Again, never had a heat issue or problem with mine in the sun, not sure what coating FS puts on them but they don't get that warm.
  13. bluex

    I might have messed up buying shocks. Pic's inside.

    KG5409 for gas a just. Collapsed 9.88" extended 14.88" your fine at 12.5, right in the middle. That truck isn't lowered in the front, doesn't look like it to me anyhow
  14. bluex

    I might have messed up buying shocks. Pic's inside.

    Kyb 344068 These will allow the front to lay the a-arm an still not bottom out the shock (you'd have to remove the bumpstop first) there is plenty of travel in the oe replacement shocks for these trucks. Run these on the front for stock, dropped it don't matter. I've put many of them on an...
  15. bluex

    Need ideas for a modern steering wheel.

    I have a riveted wood wheel with a groove from forever sharp. Looks great, sucks to drive long distance with. The rivet indentations an the groove make your hands tender an you can't get away from them because they are to close together. Anything over an hour is rough. Just some info if you...
  16. bluex

    Sniper EFI fuel pump

    I always recommend the 87 model tank. It's better to have the baffle for sure, but as long as your vigilant about not running it below 1/4 tank you should be ok without it. If you run it low without the baffle you can have issues with starvation on turns or acceleration. The 87 tanks are not...
  17. bluex

    Sniper EFI fuel pump

    Delphi/AC Delco EP381 from a 96 C1500 5.7. Fits on the stock 87 sending unit perfectly.
  18. bluex

    What have you done to your square lately??

    I actually worked on mine today! Dang near had a heat stroke too!
  19. bluex

    What have you done to your square lately??

    Go ahead an do yourself a favor, throw that lmc gasket in the garbage. When your ready to do it again order a precision one.
  20. bluex

    Lowering a '73 C10

    If your keeping the 15" wheels do a 2.5" spindle an the 3" spring. The amount of clearance needed for a 3" spindle an a 15" wheel isn't worth the work for the extra 1/2". My guess is your just scrubbing the inners as you took away a good bit of the spring rate with that much cut out. Going to...
  21. bluex

    New NV4500 option?7

    I looked into these transmission as a replacement to the NV4500 in my 99 C3500. 1st is already useless in it with 4.10 rear an a 5.61 1st in the NV. The TR-4050 is worse with its 6.16. They have a slightly better gear set for it with a 5.81 1st gear but at the moment its for Fords only for some...
  22. bluex

    Sniper Coolant Temperature Probe Location?

    Yes it will be back by the cab between the last two cylinders.
  23. bluex

    Sniper Coolant Temperature Probe Location?

    My sniper sensor is the pass side head, an it works great there. It's been a while but I believe I had to use a 1/2 to 3/8 bushing for my stock 70s head. There are alot of snipers running around with sensors in the intake. It's not terrible but I think from my experiences with multiple...
  24. bluex

    Sniper Coolant Temperature Probe Location?

    Do not T the sniper sensor in. It needs to be in the coolant flow for a proper reading. If it's in a T then theres a possibility it gets an air bubble an a inaccurate reading. It's location is important for cold start an warm up performance. Personally I'd move it to the head an put the factory...
  25. bluex

    I have Original front rotors?? I need replacements. 1' or 1.25 Look inside!

    I found this to add for anyone else who might be looking to figure out the difference in rotors. It goes with #3 above. With the rotor laying flat a 1" is 4.65" over all height. The 1.25" is 4.95"

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