My new truck (lowered 06)

Thanks everyone for the support and comments, I really appreciate it

Put her on the lift at work and took a few pics, lemme know what is what. I'm down too learn as much as I can

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Edit: and Fortwinbro no, the gmc 20's are gone
 
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Swap those spindles for 16" MCG spindles, my 4/6 cc rides amazing and has a very very very small about of bumpsteer.

I had horrible bumpsteer in my rcsb with 17" spindles, swapped them out and its a night and day difference
 
Thanks for the tips dudes. Pretty sure I banged the tranny ex-member earlier, that is a feeling you don't forget.

Also this has the fucking annoying ass loud door chime, and I want to unplug that wire too disable it. Can I do this safely without disconnecting the battery? This thing has an aftermarket alarm on it that FREAKS whenever I move a battery bolt and it's annoying as fuck and I don't want to deal with it
 
If it has the gmos harness to keep the factory bose system, there is a little adjustable screw that controls the chime loudness. I can grab pics of mine soonish

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Well fuck me. Went to grab it out of the truck and it wasn't there. Remembered we had it out so I could solder harnesses together, garage shit got all moved around since, and now i can't find $80 in harnesses :ayfkm:

But the old one was in the truck still. It's just a black box with wires from both ends. Probably labeled GMOS - 04
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Just pop the top cover off, and it's the blue head.
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On my new one, the adjustment was next to one of the plugs facing out and you could adjust it without taking the cover off. Left was lower, right was louder iirc

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Thanks dude, where is said magial box located btw? Plugged into the radio I would assume

Also, is the the kind of shackle where I could just move the bolt down to raise the truck an inch? If not then what are some suggestions to do so?

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