My 95 Z71

[NCTyphoonKid]

Yeah I'm kinda waffling on going up or staying at stock height myself. One day I want to go up a couple inches all the way around and one day I like where I'm at

I agree I like stock height myself I'm wishy washy about it idk what to do. And I still can't find a damned white fender I don't understand they made all these damn white trucks and suvs and can't find a fender in white in good shape

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Well just test fitted it in my truck and I didn't like it I think im just gonna keep my eyes out for a esky or denali console if I do a console swap. Prob gonna swap the console lid on my Tahoe for this one and sell the console.

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Finally got a fender to replace the crunched one

 

[Old77]

Nice!!

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Nice!!

70 bucks I can't complain its a pretty close match now I'm not embarrassed to show that side now

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

70 bucks I can't complain its a pretty close match now I'm not embarrassed to show that side now

Also forgot I got the wiring pig tails to do the 4 corner light mod and another corner light I can cut up

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Fender looks great

 

[Old77]

nicely done

 

[sewlow]

I put an Esky cluster in my '98. It didn't like the V6. Speedo was sorta accurate, but the tach was nowhere near close.
I was going to change out the stepper motor for the tach. Didn't have the patience, so I swapped the actual face of the Esky cluster onto the V6 gauge pod. Didn't even have to pull the needles. Just a plug been the face & the pod. Pretty simple to do & I got to use the Esky display along with it working with the 6.
Once the LS is in, I can swap the face back to V8 pod. Takes a whole 10 minutes to do.
You might want to try this with your's. A lot simpler than messing with moving the needles, & trying to get them in the right spot.

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

I put an Esky cluster in my '98. It didn't like the V6. Speedo was sorta accurate, but the tach was nowhere near close.
I was going to change out the stepper motor for the tach. Didn't have the patience, so I swapped the actual face of the Esky cluster onto the V6 gauge pod. Didn't even have to pull the needles. Just a plug been the face & the pod. Pretty simple to do & I got to use the Esky display along with it working with the 6.
Once the LS is in, I can swap the face back to V8 pod. Takes a whole 10 minutes to do.
You might want to try this with your's. A lot simpler than messing with moving the needles, & trying to get them in the right spot.

Ok cool may try that then