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- Thread starter cybrfire
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wtf, over?
Gotcha, I see it now. 
bump for an idea...
How about a battery relocation kit?
I've seen lots of trucks with the a/c disabled for one reason or another, how about a battery box kit to mount it on the firewall in the area of the unused a/c box? Maybe have it cover the evaporator hole and also incorporate some support bracketry so the firewall wont crack under the added weight hanging out there. Also have it "stand alone" so it doesn't need to attach to the fender apron for support since quite a few don't run them anymore.
The market I see for this would be folks with narrowed front ends or, like me, those that need to trim a bunch to clear tire travel in order to stay moderately low.
For myself, I'm going to have to trim the bottom lip of the core support which eliminates the lower support mount of the factory tray and I'm sure without that the tray will slowly tear itself apart. Moving the battery somewhere else would take the headache out of what to do with what's left.
How about a battery relocation kit?
I've seen lots of trucks with the a/c disabled for one reason or another, how about a battery box kit to mount it on the firewall in the area of the unused a/c box? Maybe have it cover the evaporator hole and also incorporate some support bracketry so the firewall wont crack under the added weight hanging out there. Also have it "stand alone" so it doesn't need to attach to the fender apron for support since quite a few don't run them anymore.
The market I see for this would be folks with narrowed front ends or, like me, those that need to trim a bunch to clear tire travel in order to stay moderately low.
For myself, I'm going to have to trim the bottom lip of the core support which eliminates the lower support mount of the factory tray and I'm sure without that the tray will slowly tear itself apart. Moving the battery somewhere else would take the headache out of what to do with what's left.
Dug this one up.
How about that fuel tank?
How about that fuel tank?
You mean a black water tank?
Oh I got that mixed up. I guess.
I am in the market for a replacement fuel tank. I neeed one that fits in the stock K5 location, but smaller, & with a stock style electric fuel pump. Or possibly inside the frame rail below the rear seats.
I want to see what one would cost before I decide if I want to build it myself.
If you are interested, I'll call you with some dimensions.
Jason4x4
1/2 ton status
what about a steering box mount kit, so we can move them forward? the toyota guys have one...
How far forward are you thinking? 2"..
That pattern, I already have. Would be pretty simple I'd think.
I've done a piece for that spot that is a bolt on for a orbitrol valve, just a thought for some of you going to full hydro.
How about bumpers for an '04 silverado 2500HD 
Jason4x4
1/2 ton status
2" i would think would be plenty, with the b52's and high steer, the tie rod and drag link are constantly getting in fights with each other. I would imagine it would need a way of reinforcement also.
How about bumpers for an '04 silverado 2500HD
Nothing around here to design off of that is new enough.
How about a replacement panel for aftermarket gauges? One to replace the OE gauge trim bezel but still retains the factory dash pad, etc. Custom layout of gauges and sizes.
I realize this would compete with your replacement dash but it would be an option for those of us more monetarily challenged.
I realize this would compete with your replacement dash but it would be an option for those of us more monetarily challenged.
chevysmithz71
1/2 ton status
How about a replacement panel for aftermarket gauges? One to replace the OE gauge trim bezel but still retains the factory dash pad, etc. Custom layout of gauges and sizes.
I realize this would compete with your replacement dash but it would be an option for those of us more monetarily challenged.
Thats a good idea.
blazininthe73
1/2 ton status
x2!
chevysmithz71
1/2 ton status
You offer a great looking gauntlet rear bumper(wich isn't showing on the your site anymore) for our trucks. How abput a front that matches it a little better. Maybe with options of a winch and without. Some ideas:
DrkZide
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I'm just waiting until they make something that's as sturdy as a Buckstop that still has pushbars so I can push **** around, smack a deer at highway speed (we have a problem here) and not even wince. Oh and hopefully not weigh a bajillion pounds because I'm still using the 350.
