something wrong with a 95?
man i am starting to feel a little blue. every time i find a performance mod it is for a 96 or newer, what is the deal? why do they only have stuff for a 96 and newer? should i just swap a 96 motor into my truck and get it over with?
ORIGINAL: Black95
man i am starting to feel a little blue. every time i find a performance mod it is for a 96 or newer, what is the deal? why do they only have stuff for a 96 and newer? should i just swap a 96 motor into my truck and get it over with?
man i am starting to feel a little blue. every time i find a performance mod it is for a 96 or newer, what is the deal? why do they only have stuff for a 96 and newer? should i just swap a 96 motor into my truck and get it over with?
I think the main reason is that the '95 is a "tweener" with the OBD system so the aftermarket realiazed that it was going to be difficult to get parts to work with the computer so the just went with the '96-04 becuase the had standardized on OBDII and makes it easier to build parts for that system...
You are not the only one in '95 with this problem most of the GM cars for that era before '96 were that way...
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