upgrade to a post 2002 fuel injection system, msd coil, wires, and multispark controller. Headers, roller rockers, maybe different heads and intake manifold.

 

And an electric fan.

 

20. Driverside door pins and bushings

 

 

I'll take some more pics then..

 

looks nice, i'll be watching this one a lot, imo i don't care for those tube step bars, i like the smaller ones. but its your truck, it looks super clean as well

 

I'm just giving you a hard time man. its just not as interesting to most people to only read a build. We want to see and read is all

 

Looks good

 

This is a pic of the energy sway bar bushings recently installed. The old ones we thrashed and the bolts were completely rusted. I uses a torch to heat them up and vice grips + a wrench to break one bolt off. The other bolt I ended up just cutting the head off with a dremel. The energy bushings dont come with a tall enough spacer so I picked up a few 3/8 washers at home depot and used those in between the cup washers that were supplied. I immediately noticed a tighter front end. A well spent $15 that took about an hour to complete.

 

Driver door pins. I purchased these on amazon along with a spring compressor. If you dont wanna drop $13 on another tool you can try this method 1AAuto.com Install replace door hinge spring Chevy GMC Truck SUV - YouTube
I liked the tool, it made it much easier. Be sure to mask off the door and front qr. Once the pins are out the door moves a lot. Get 2 people to do this job that way someone can hold/wiggle the door while you hammer out the old pins and bushings and hammer in the new ones. I used the old pins as a punch tool along with a hammer to get the new pins/bushings in.