Ok. I've had my center console on for about 3 weeks now. But I don't have it connected. Looks nice though. But to make this short and simple. The "jumpseat harness" is the one that I fished out of the jump seat and connects to the floor? And also I need to take out my radio to get the other harness?
Can one of you guys that already have installed this please text me. I'm lost on this. I've gone through all of the forum and it just throws me off. 9727680582
Hey man I really need your help! I have a rscb with bench seat. I'm buying a center console. But also I have a custom ported sub box behind the passenger seat,but the sub is directly behind the center console. I just want to know how long the new center console is compared to the bench. Is it longer? Or shorter? From the top rear end of the my bench seat to the top front where the dash meets I have about 31 and a half inches to 32 inches
Top 2 are right side, notice how it's straight up. The bottom 2 are the left side. Notice how the wheel sticks outwards, something definitely wrong here.
I got it lowered about 3 months ago or so. About 2 weeks ago, something popped on my front driver side, and my alignment went bad. So I got it realigned the next week, and it squeeks now in the front,and rubs sometimes when I'm going slow to the left. They wheels pokes out. I'll post pictures of the right vs left side. I don't remember greasing them.
Anybody having any squeeking issues? Mine is dropped 4/7. Mcgauhys Kit. I'm getting annoying squeks at low speeds, on front driver side. Don't know what it is. It just recently did this. Any help. And the rear squeeks too.
I have a quick question. My truck is lowered 4/6 currently. it's got 2in drop spindles and 2in drop shocks in front. And rear flip kit with 6in lowered in the back with have 5-7in belltech drop shocks. the shocks have a maximum limit of 7in drop. I can only go 1 in lower in the back. Would 1in drop shackles work fine? Is there any way to go lower eventually? Later on I want 5/9 drop. And I know im going to have to notch it