1992Chevy K1500

We call 'em big rigs in MS (Well, some of us do, anyway).

Your response reminds me of my lawn mower. I can pull a wheelie and keep it in the air for 2 seconds. Back on topic, that's awesome. Good time.

How's that sub liking the 3K daily? Looks awesome. That's a lotta fleks for one sub.

Ok then. Should be similar since I have a 1992 K1500 myself. I'm going from the casing for the best connection. Thanks for the advice guys.

So even if I replace the wire instead of complimenting it, my connection will be good enough? Like I said, I just want the best possible connection.

Found the terminals. My computer wasn't showing several of the links, the one with the terminals was one of them. Thanks for the help.

I'm not sure how well the block is connected to the frame. I want a solid connection. I'll check it out before I order, though.

They have ring terminals?... I can't find them. Gotta link? In a way, I feel like an idiot.

You read that right, I'm doing the big 4! My alt is attached to the engine block through the bracket andthe bracket is tiny and has almost no surface area. So I'm going to upgrade that while I'm at it. So I'm basically doing: Alt + to Batt + Alt - to engine block - Engine block - to Batt - Batt - to chassis - I'm going with some Knukonceptz wire because it's not too expensive. After everything is connected, I should use 10 feet of + and 15 feet of - (not too bad, considering the wire I'm going with is 1.75 per foot). But I need some good lugs that won't cost me too much. Color doesn't matter. I have an Optima and 2 top post connectors for it, so I need... Ummm... about 5 or 6 connectors. Where can I get some? Can someone please post a link? Thanks in advance.

It's not. The 1 represents the orginal amount. The .20 represents the 20%. Say you come up with 36 sq. feet. 36*1.20=43.2 Or the harder way: 36*.2=7.2 7.2+36=43.2 Same answer either way, just the way I mentioned is much easier.

Re-read my previous post. Just multiply the numbers (make sure they are in feet). Then find whatever kit/pack that is closest to what you need. You may have to buy more than one kit to get close to what you need.

Measure the width and length (in feet) and multiply them. Then add 20%. To add 20%, just multiply by 1.20. That's the way I do it.

I just assumed all the parameters for the lVL5 are the same as the LVL4XL. Not sure though.

Can someone do a Photoshop on my truck for me? I want 2 done, please. #1. Murder it out. Put some 35% tint on the front windshield and 5% on the side. Black out the mirrors. You can also see where the black paint on the bumper is peeling (it got bigger). Black it out. Black out the red emblem on the front. Black out the wheels. Black out the headlights, running lights/turn signals and the amber reflectors. And the front bumper. Just black everything out. Including the yellow shock boot visible above the wheel. #2 Just black out the mirrors and front emblem. Put some 35% tint on the top of the windshield and go about 2" down. Leave everything else the same. Sorry about the rain on it. This is the best pic I've got though. Thanks in advance.

LOL. Yeah, kinda...

Just in case anyones wondering, I accidently deleted my PB pictures last night. I was trying to group them into an album and accidently hit the delete button. All of them are gone and it's my fault. I'll get them back up as soon as I can (for anyone who wants to see them).

AudioQue 1200D amp if your on a budget.

Haha. Your neighbors must have been real @$$es to call the cops for no reason. Wasted his time and yours. Oh well, at least he was cool about it. That was awesome.

In Vista's paint, you have to be zoomed to a certain level. Only 1 level with work. Move the zoom till the A becomes black and not grey and tha's it.

EDIT: to my above post, do not run these LEDs at more than 3 volts/20 mA. They can take it, but it's not recommended. They may have a shortened life span. They will be somewhat dimmer at 3 volts, but it will be almost unnoticeable.

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What color? I know a place, just tell me what color and I'll put up a link.

Same here. My engine is burning oil in cylinder #5. I'm hoping it's just a ring gone bad. But I'm out the cost of new gaskets, possibly new pistions if I move the bore(sp?) out to 60 thousandths (at 30 now). Hell, It's hard not to spend money on car audio and car engines.

I think he started knocking crap off the shelves...

Awesome. I'm almost willing to bet the steering wheel is a goner soon.