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How to: Armrest from 2015 Silverado into a 98 60/40 ext cab
True. I would have preferred to have gone with a full center console or possibly a new style jump seat. No plans to modify the shape, size, or thickness of it, due to the plastic/metal mostly dictating the size and shape. I may remove some foam though, to run the wiring harness for the audio and...- Burnworthy
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Factory Tweeters?
They are glued together. Just took mine apart yesterday. But I couldn't really mount the aftermarket tweeters with them. I used the mounts that came with the component speakers. Your second picture. Stick a flat-head between the two plastic pieces. Underneath where the connectors and wires are...- Burnworthy
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How to: Armrest from 2015 Silverado into a 98 60/40 ext cab
I've been driving around with it for a couple weeks now. I feel there are some things I need to make known if you're planning on doing this yourself. 1. It's wider, mostly on the driver's side. So it will rub a bit when moving the armrest and/or tilting the driver's seat. It's not really a big...- Burnworthy
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How to: Armrest from 2015 Silverado into a 98 60/40 ext cab
This is the backside of it. The black plastic piece is held in by 3 rivets. I drilled them out and removed it. But the larger pin in the center needed to be removed as well. It appears to be tack welded. I drilled it out, from the backside, leaving the outer ring in place. The following pic is...- Burnworthy
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How to: Armrest from 2015 Silverado into a 98 60/40 ext cab
Hadn't seen this done before, thought I'd share. My old armrest in my 98 K1500 ext cab broke pretty hard. I had played with the idea before, throwing in a newer armrest, but couldn't find any threads or pictures of this being done before. To be clear, this is actually the arm rest/upper...- Burnworthy
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