Results for: Silverado Body Kit
- So I've recently come across an old Silverado and the exterior is pretty beat up. I was wondering what are the best body kits out there, how much do they cost, and how to install them?
- The best body kit would be finding original body parts and installing them instead of going for a 3rd party kit. 3rd party kits are normally of bad quality. Original kits will come with installation instructions to make it easy for you as well.
- I just bought a Chevy Silverado and need to purchase a body kit. Who has the best prices for these online?
- It depends on which body kit you are wanting to buy. For the full body kits the best place to purchase them online right now would be AutoAnything.com. However if your looking for a used body kit ebay.com would be your best place to purchase a used body kit.
- I am considering buying a used Saab, but am concerned because they have been discontinued. If I need replacement parts (auto body or mechanical parts), how hard would it be for me to get them?
- You should be able to find replacement parts for the next couple of year fairly easy. As the years go by, however parts will begin become more rare and expensive.
- My Saab was in a minor fender bender and I need to replace some parts. Is there a dealer of foreign car parts that operate in Duluth, MN?
- There is a Saab dealer in Duluth. They will have a large variety of parts for sale as well as access to the ones they don't have in stock. You can call them at (218) 722-2246.
- I'm going to be taking my Ford truck off-roading and am trying to figure out the best vehicle lifts for my truck. Are suspension or body vehicle lifts better for off-roading?
- You are going to want to get a combination of both. The lift will be good for avoiding things low to the ground and the suspension will be good for not having to be so bouncy when going over all of the bumps.
- A suspension lift is always better in the long run, it improves ground clearance, suspension travel, ride, and flex. I t will always be more expensive if done right, but the benefits outweigh the cost in comparison. A body lift will be cheaper, and will only allow you to put a larger diameter tire on by putting space between the axle and the top of the fender opening. Many people get away with a little of both, a low cost body and suspension lift and get double the height, but unless the actual suspension components are changed the vehicle will be no more capable off road than it was before.
- I want to open a home based auto body garage and am looking to spend as little as possible on the necessary equipment to get the shop up and running. Who has the best prices on a used car lift?
- You can find a good deal on new and used car lifts at http://www.garagegadgetsinc.com/. They generally run between $2000-3000 for 2 post lifts.
- I have a small hatchback car and drive frequently on gravel roads behind coal trucks. My front windshield has small scratches in it, not really big enough to worry about, but they are noticeable. Going to a body shop would cost more than it's worth, are there any windshield repair options I can do at home myself?
- There are two ypes of windshield scratches. If it feels smooth when you run your fingernail over it, then it is a surface scratch and can be repaired at home. If your fingernail catches it when you run it over the scratch, it can not be repaired. For surface scratches, a windshield repair kit from any automotive shop will do the trick.
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