Sierra's Crew Cab Project!

[Sierra]

The needles are still orange.

 

[Sierra]

I found my gauges from my 95 Sierra that I used for the conversion to crew cab. Plan is to take the nuimage overlay and put it on the gauges from the 97. At the time I put this on I did not realize the Tach on the 95 only goes to 5K and the newer trucks go to 6K. Oh well, I don't look at the Tach anyway.

I will be using this over lay and clearing the needles and then using the same green leds as I did in my 95 burb.

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[smurfcivic]

Glad to see this build come back from the dead!! Can't wait to see it finished

 

[Sierra]

I'm ready to just get it drivable again. It's been down since 2009. I'm still gathering parts needed. It will be a few more months until we get started on it.

 

[Sierra]

This project is going a lot slower than hoped. The frame is still in storage and parts truck sitting at a friends house. I am still gathering other parts and hopefully we can start on it this spring.

I finally got the valve manifold I wanted. Accuair finally made a vu4 with threaded ports so I can run the 1/2 air line that is already run on the frame. Here it is:

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[DRAGGIN95]

So much better than the 8 individual valves!

 

[98nightmare]

So much better than the 8 individual valves!

Very much so! Going to be sExXxY!

 

[jmig]

Saving up for mine now!

 

[Sierra]

It took me awhile to get it. It will definitely be better than 8 valves. I was tired of chasing all the fittings and leaks.

 

[Sierra]

Resurrected! Look what came out of storage.

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