1993 Chevy K2500

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RideRed2K16

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So quick history, I had a 1991 Chevy k1500 4x4 Cheyanne when I was 16 and that's when love for the GMT 400 started. I'm 30 now and have had multiple platforms of the GMT 400 over the years. As of now I have a 1993 Chevy k2500 reg. cab long bed Cheyanne 4x4, 5.7L 350, 4l80e trans, 241 t/c, 9.25 front diff, 9.5 semi float rear diff, 4.10 gears, on 265/75r16

This was the ad I saw on craigslist a few years ago....

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Heres what it looks like now
Beautiful truck mate
 

Donald Mitchell

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I like the green. I had a 1970 c/10 that was a game and fish comision truck, It only had two options 373 posi and ciggerette lighter. Loved it, it was about the same color as yours.
 

Nad_Yvalhosert

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Sorry to say, @RideRed2K16, @VFJimbo, @Donald Mitchell, O.P. hasnt been seen in over 11 months. As much as praise is appreciated, I doubt he'll read your well wishes.

Please ladies and gents, check the date on posts before responding.

Besides, I'd love to ask O.P. if Raptor Lining the cooling fins in the LED lights helped or hurt. See post #28
 
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RideRed2K16

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Sorry to say, @RideRed2K16, @VFJimbo, @Donald Mitchell, O.P. hasnt been seen in over 11 months. As much as praise is appreciated, I doubt he'll read your well wishes.

Please ladies and gents, check the date on posts before responding.

Besides, I'd love to ask O.P. if Raptor Lining the cooling fins in the LED lights helped or hurt. See post #28
Thank you thought police
 

Supercharged111

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Please put a shroud on that radiator to ensure the fans draw the air through all of the radiator. Otherwise at idle it's like having a radiator with the area of your fans - you'd be losing about a quarter of your cooling capacity. With some cardboard for mockup, tins snips, and a rivet gun, you should be able to knock it out in an afternoon.

I'd leave it unshrouded, e-fan shrouds block significant airflow at speed. With those 2, most of the radiator is covered anyway. I ditched my shrouded stock duals for a single Spal on my C5 Z06 and saw a reduction in highway temps. Idling the increased airflow more than offsets the loss in shroud. It will suck a piece of paper off the ground into the radiator.
 
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