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Thanks man plus already did a drive from Nashville to elpaso and well it was 16 or 17 hours long lol and I know tail of the dragon is alittle farther away
ya I'm in Springfield il and it's 9 hours. Also eddy my plates came in yesterday. I think you'll like them. I promise I didn't mean tosteal your name lol turbo, boost, and coblt were taken but I wanted it turbo related
Edit: What is it attached to? Is it in front or in line with the AC condenser? Is it's main function to scoop air from underneath up or does it create a low pressure zone behind it aiding in air evacuation from the radiator?
The front sandwiches between the radiator and frame. You have to lift the radiator out of the holes and put it in place then the radiator posts drop through it. The back push clips to the frame.
Radiator-Lower Diffuser GM 25792391
Parts 4,9 and 12 are all essential for the radiator to operate effectively.
Thank you, good information. I'll have to look around as if I took this off I would have kept it but man it's not ringing any bells. Do you know does this part function to actually scoop air or create a low pressure zone behind it? If it is just to create a low pressure zone I could rig something up to work with my baffle plate. Otherwise I would need to get more creative. I currently don't have any heat issues but I don't want to hinder the function should I ever over-stress the cooling system.
Put the 160 MPH SS dash in I purchased and now I don't have to look at the TPMS warning light as 07 didn't have them. I still get the warning in the Display but can easily get that off. Waiting for all 4 to fail so I can do them all at once. Nice that the BCM stores the mileage so I don't have to have that changed.
Not sure if i am going to change out the Lights... I kind of like the red.... looks Orange in the pic.
Replaced my 80K mile factory control arms with brand new arms that I had a local machine shop press Moog CABs into. I highly recommend different CABs as even brand new, the OE rubber felt like dog ****.
Easy install and a dramatic difference in steering feel, traction and stability at WOT. What's scary is that the passenger side literally fell out when I pulled it from the cradle.
Nice^^^^to anyone seeing that, Powell’s bushings are probably the best if money isn’t a concern. Just saying. He also has control arms with his bushings in them as well.
09-27-2017, 09:42 AM
