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Quote: Originally Posted by story116 you can use my truck for practice since yours is kindof high up haha ive been looking at doing this for a while, started it on my last truck but never finished but i would really like that in my cc i may do that over the break

Nope, never heard of it.

Quote: Originally Posted by matts_sierra your glueing fabric onto fabric. of course its not gunna stick. get legit with it and cut the panel make a back piece with some foam recover it and mount it in No thats not the problem its up top ontop of the vinyl. As you can see by the title i said Vinyl help not carpet.

Quote: Originally Posted by Z71offroader well for us nnbs guys i dont see the captains out of the rear of a tahoe/sub working since the outer mounts of the seats in the rear are about 2-3" lower than the center mounts. and i know the captains are all flat mounted. i think the best bet which i will probably end up doing is using a single seat on the passenger side and mounting it on the driversside. figure it all out and let me know...

Well said. All I have painted are relatively small bezels and trim pieces but plan to start on exteriors soon so your advice is well taken. No room for error on the outside of the truck so hope all comes out nice, worst case scenario is I don't do well and take it to my buddy's shop. LOL..

What did they say when you called them? I always get an answer. And pearl is white and if you actually did call them they would send you a sample of pearl to see to make your choice.

Quote: Originally Posted by matthimself i want to move mine into my airbox so i know the air temp going to my engine......... You can get that data from OBDII and it will be the most accurate, telling you the temperature that the PCM uses to calculate fuel injection and such. You could also use a remote oven thermometer...they're cheap and easy to do.

Quote: Originally Posted by MeanGreenZ71 lol at this thread. The best place is: take off air intake tube, open throttle blades, slide "item" past blades, put everything back together. Done. I've done this, it works well. I hide my stuff in my crankcase or in a primary of my exhaust manifolds.

Kind of some bad pics, but this is what the inside of the Broheim truck looks like...