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Ah - I see that now, I tried to refer you when I registered and it said The Oil Geek was not a good name...

Check this out - AIRAID's new intake line known as the MXP series. Looks pretty stout if you ask me...

Hey guys, Ashton Ray/The Oil Geek just told me about this place, though I would check it out!

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Welcome to the site, I as well remember you from the other site :beer:

Thats cool man, really cool... :beer:

These were sponsored to me for a build-up Im doing on this truck :eyebrows:

Thats cool man, glad you like it! I agree, my ipod sounds better than cd in my truck too...

So far so good! I have been taking short trips to heat cycle them, not suppose to really get on them for the first 300 miles or so according to Baer. I can however already feel a more responsive feel to them though. The truck has 28k miles on it and when I took off the stock stuff I was...

Just finished installing Baer's new cross-drilled and slotted rotors and pads for HD Dmax. They look impressive, anxious to see how they work! :eyebrows: Rear - Front - Behind XD Hoss -

Welcome to the site! Make yourself a garage, would like to see your ride especially with your stacks! :eyebrows:

Its a resonator for noise basically. You can remove and use a 2" pipe plug to fill it. You can find the pipe plug at any standard hardware store in the PCV section of plumbing...

I just picked up a DiabloSport Predator for my LBZ and am very impressed with it!

AIRAID's new line of MXP intakes - By far the best on the market... You will need part #200-219. Just my .02 cents though...

With the truck idling in park turn on and off some accesories (headlights, a/c etc.) the voltage draw from those should change the pitch of the whine if its the alternator....

Cool! You will like it once installed, not hard just take your time and keep the work area extra clean, you will be fine - ;)

Alternator - especially if it whines when you accelerate. If it was/is the power steering the whine would change tone when you turn the wheels back and forth due to increased load on the pump. Check your voltage gauge, see if it has gone down or if it fluctuates when you drive...

The easiest and quickest way to find your leak would be to get your hands on a cooling system pressure tester. It is basically a hand pump that you put in place of your radiator cap and then pump pressure into the cooling system. Once you pump air pressure into the system it will quickly find...

No Im not saying that, if you buy it at Best Buy and end up not liking it you can always return it and get your money back. The only reason I am pushing the PAC unit is because it is what worked best for me, however the Peripheral may be a better unit. If the peripheral is getting good feedback...

This is PAC - Authorized dealer info You will need ipac-oem plus the correct GM adapter. It might be easier for you to go through an authorized dealer of theirs...