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Craigslist gmc accessory 20" rims ck928

Alex. — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 02:07:50 GMT

Guy has these for sale on one of the truck facebook pages I am friends with and is asking $450 obo (saw where he would take 400) and didn't know if some of y'all would be interested. He is located in Hazelhurst, GA. I'll leave a link to his FB page so if somebody is interested they could add him and get his number.
https://www.facebook.com/trevor.cabaniss

Black Bear Performance Pricing Update

Julie@BBP — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:55:21 GMT

Black Bear Performance has strived to keep prices in line with the market and keep costs down. As a result, we've been able to maintain the same pricing for nearly five years despite multiple increases in our costs on nearly all fronts.

With that having been said, we will be making a slight increase in all tuning service prices effective August 1, 2013. At the same time, we will also be reducing some of our ECM/TCM and PCM core charge prices to help offset that, as we've been able to take advantage of better pricing from new sources. We will continue to offer free tune updates and no additional cost for heavily modified vehicles.

Active duty members of the military, law enforcement and first responders will continue to be offered a discount in thanks of your service to your country and fellow man.

Without further adieu, new tune pricing will be as follows:
Traditional Tune - $240
In Person Tune - $300
Scan Cable Tune - $330
AutoCal - $579
AutoCal with Case - $629

Our core charge pricing will be broken into two categories. Core charges with the expectation of a returned computer from a customer and outright purchase of a spare where no core return will be possible.

Core charge pricing will be as follows:
96-00 Black Box PCM - $50 (previously $60)
99-07 Gen-III PCM - $100 (no change)
Gen-IV ECM - $140 (previously $160)
Gen-IV TCM - $50 (previously $60)

Outright purchase pricing will be as follows:
96-00 Black Box PCM - $45
"Blemished"** 96-00 Black Box PCM - $25
99-07 Gen-III PCM - $70
Gen-IV ECM - $120
Gen-IV TCM - $40
** A portion or all paint may be damaged or missing. Guaranteed to be functionally acceptable.

Additional service offerings!
In addition to our pricing change, August will bring about a few new service offerings to better meet your needs and provide opportunities to save:

- We will be also rolling out an express service option available on select days and times. The details of this service have not been finalized but we expect to offer same day service (when ordered by 2pm) and USPS, FedEx or UPS overnight service.

- Periodic short term deep discount sales offerings will be posted on our Facebook page (parts and tuning!).

- We have begun offering Duramax diesel tuning on a limited basis (at this point) to in-person and AutoCal customers.

- A toll free number for tune orders, parts and general inquiries will become available on select days and times

We appreciate your feedback and as always, we thank you for your patronage!

traded in the dmax, new truck build thread

WildChevys — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:45:07 GMT

well due to some very expensive unforeseen circumstances I decided it best to trade in the duramax. I loved the truck but I love my family more. we found out last week one of my boston terriers who is only 4 has fibrosarcoma cancer which is treatable but the 2nd surgery is 2grand then if he needs radiation after it's another 5 grand. we are also trying to have our 2nd kid. so in the interest of paying off bills and cleaning the slate I traded in the duramax paid off about 80% of my outstanding bills, filled my savings account and paid cash for all the following mods. I didn't put a penny down on the new truck got a lower rate and a slightly higher payment. we can now safely afford his treatment and prepare for a 2nd child.

the truck is a 2013 Silverado with the z71 appearance package in graystone.

so far I demolded, took off the rear emblem, took off the clear stickers on the bedside panels. z71 stickers, and took off the lower valance.

already on order is the following
-readylift 2.25" leveling kit
-295/55/20 nitto trail grapps
-20x9 BMF PVD Reprs
-Magnaflow stainless exhaust (single exit)
-Pioneer X950BT with my subbox, subs, amp and cap out of the last truck
-tint
-chrome front emblem
-bed rug
-truxedo truxport tonneau

also in the process of finding a shop to paint the back bumper and rear tailgate handle.

I plan to keep the truck for 2-3 years (not lift it) then trade it for a '15 or '16 6.2 and lift it. the truck sure isn't the duramax, but for what it is it's nice and I think it will look decent when I get done.

here are the pics of it at the dealer and now with what I've done:

eBay NNBS full console

Cook — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:35:05 GMT

Is this an LT2 or LTZ console?

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...id=40210113903

Black Bear Performance Tune, Ft. Worth, TX, September 13th Weekend, 2013

Julie@BBP — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:14:13 GMT

What: Black Bear Performance Tunes (98+ GM vehicles only)

Where: Ft. Worth, TX

When: September 13th Weekend, 2013

How Much: $80 deposit for time slot, $220 at time of tune (total $300)

Please go to Calendar of Events to submit your deposit.

If folks want spare modules the prices are as follows:
$50 - 98-00 Vortec
$100 - Gen-III
$140 ECM / $50 TCM - Gen-IV Trucks and SUVs

**We will need to ship out the modules before the meet for people to install them and perform the security relearn prior to being tuned.

**If folks purchase spare computers, we will perform the crank relearn on all 99+ vehicles.

**Any tune updates need to be scheduled directly with Justin prior to the meet by email justin@blackbearperformance.com. Please email your update request (please include vehicle details � year, make, model, engine � along with what you would like updated). We will try our best to accommodate your request, but you will not be given a time slot, rather we will fit you into the schedule as time permits.

**Please Note: The email address that is used to pay your deposit is the email address that we will send all correspondence to. If you would like us to use a different email address, please email me at julie@blackbearperformance.com to notify me of the email address change.

Please see www.blackbearperformance.com for more info on our products!

Ordered Gears - Couple Questions

Riggs — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 00:07:35 GMT

i ordered Richmond Gear - 4.56's

Rear:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rmg-6901671/overview/

Rear Install Kit:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rmg-8310211/overview

i also ordered a Hypertech Max Energy to adjust the speedometer.

i am just doing the rear for now until i save a little for the front. when i do the front i want to take my lift off and have it re-painted a different color. ill just unplug the front differential for now so it doesnt get bumped by accident or anything.

My buddy who has done a couple sets on his own truck is going to give me a hand, is there any tips or any special tools i need? is the break in important? is the crush sleeve tq important?

New from NOLA

TomD927 — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 23:39:09 GMT

Hey guys, I guess it's time to sign up over here since I bought a sierra a few months back. I havent done much to it yet. As of now i have a 5/9 drop consisting of a DJM 4/7, bellltech adjustable struts, belltech drop shackles, and mcg helper bags. I keep a descent amount of air in the bags so it sits at a 5/7 roughly. Here's some pics of my old truck and the new one

And here's the GMFS

loud knocking coming from engine

MA56 — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 23:23:23 GMT

Hey guys im new here hopefully i can get some help. I have a 1994 GMC Sierra Z71 standard tranmission. Started it the other day and it started making a really loud knocking sound from the engine maybe closer down to the oil pan. I have no idea what it is. I wanted some help before i toree into it and pulled the engine maybe its an easy fix i hope. I juat got her back on the road after a wreck a few months ago. Been running great til the other day.

Wiring

nikesb1111 — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 23:17:12 GMT

Anyone know where these wires go? 2003 silverado. 5.3

Help installing 4" blocks

medik13 — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 23:13:43 GMT

Do I have to disconnect any brake lines or anything from the frame before I drop the differential just enough to fit the 4" blocks, or does it have enough slack?

Also when installing 5100's in the rear is there anything that needs to transfer over from the stock shock?

Todays adventure

BlackX — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 22:52:09 GMT

Just went down some beach trails with some buddies today and got some pretty cool shots I thought I'd share. We got bored with some badass effects on the new galaxy S4 so we started tinkering.

My asian buddy (of course) doing some ninja shit off the bed of my truck :guile:

P.S. Yes that is a black guy (me) driving a lifted truck.

MD - Trade diesel bumper smoothie for regular smoothie

SettleMoore — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 22:44:04 GMT

I don't like how the diesel bumper looks so I just want a regular smoothie. Has one dent in on the bottom passenger side. Also it's originally chrome but currently plastidipped, I didn't get any pics but you can see on the chrome where there's some dot numbers or something. I didn't bother trying to get it off, I just painted over it. Those are the only things wrong. Oem bumper off a 94 deezol. I'm located in Bowie, MD. No shipping, I'm looking to do this locally only.

Rolling...Rolling...Rolling...

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Question How much for a colormatch on these?

Drop 'em — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 22:10:13 GMT

Just looking for a general price (total or separate is fine) that I should look for to colormatch all of the following:

Chrome strip on the bumper (between painted caps)
Chrome on rear bumper
Front and rear Chevy Emblem

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On a side note:
Anyone think I would have issues with debadging a black 2010?
I'm going to end up using some of that Ultimate Compound stuff to get rid of swirls anyway, figured I'd go on and rip the lettering and flexfuel crap off while I'm at it as long as it won't be an issue.

price quote

Chris02 — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 22:10:07 GMT

Can I get a price quote for a lift for my jeep? The 3" jeep jk lift