Alright....well I made just a little bit of progress today on my sub install while using the factory radio with my non-AAS system in my '07

First off.....flip down the rear seats and pull the plastic push pins out that hold the back shelf down. A...... Read More

So the stock speakers suck. My subs added some nice lows, but then I wasn't hearing the highs.....so I decided to add some tweeters.

First thing I did was buy the Advanced Audio System sail panels (~$20-25 for the pair) that have tweeters in them...... Read More

You have to take off the SC and intake manifold off. Take off the IC pump and you can get at bottom 2 bolts under the intake. They are a bitch! You can only turn those bolts a little at the time. You'll have to change around all the hoses that have...... Read More

Grill install with zip ties

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This is a tutorial showing how to install a grill with zip ties. This grill install is easy as 1-2-3... Read More

Here's how I wired up my 12V splitter. Sorry, no pictures, if you have questions, PM me and I'll answer them (I'll try to get pictures asap) I used a Radioshack 3 outlet car power adapter...... Read More

Ok, with alot of folks getting there braces in the next week, I thought I would post this article about how to add tension to the brace. It is only somewhat effective in reducing hop without pre tensioning. If you have a dual brace and it is...... Read More

Replacing Roll Pin

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Replacing roll pin in linkages on transmission when shifter is sloppy or you lose all gears.... Read More

This is what we are hiding...

I've always felt that it's an eye-sore and an after thought by GM. I've even been asked by people at shows what it's for, and frankly have no explanation why they did it...... Read More

[color="Blue"]Here's my contribution to the forum. I feel that this can be accomplished by anyone with the right tools, time, & patience.

A couple things first, I don't have any torque specs so if someone feels this is important & can supply them,...... Read More

[color="Blue"]Here's my contribution to the forum. I feel that this can be accomplished by anyone with the right tools, time, & patience.

A couple things first, I don't have any torque specs so if someone feels this is important & can supply them,...... Read More

ok it really depends on what you get but i recomend the stuff at pepboys or some auto store, because they are cheap ($30) and look and are sturdy for your looks to $ spent, and one thing will do the front and the rear and still have some left...... Read More

Tools you will need:
2 small flat tipped screwdrivers
needlenose pliers
roll of electrical tape
1- add-a-circuit
quick splice (red one) or soldering iron and solder

Remove the radio bezel (pull on the two heater vents). Unclip the wiring that goes...... Read More