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Gon Mad posted on October 13, 2007 04:45 Article Rating
I recently underwent a project a long time overdue on my rig, the installation of the GearVenders under/overdrive & a new design exhaust system. First off the people at GV are VERY confident & knowledgeable about their product & for good reason. ...

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Posted in: Engine - Chevy, Chassis - P30
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Steve posted on August 10, 2007 20:10 Article Rating
Improvements for p-30 drivetrain

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Posted in: Engine - Chevy, Chassis - P30
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CMAdmaxman posted on March 01, 2007 12:55 Article Rating
The Airstreams or other makers that used the "American Carrier Equipment" or "American Carrier Systems" (same company) "Superide" air ride system for the rear axle, this will help you purchase the parts needed, air bags, bushings etc. We will go through the removal of the carrier for the air bags, Transverse Rod Bushings, pins and adjustment of the leveling valve. This system was also paired up with the Henschen CMA Tag axle using two valves on the tag to control the air bags (springs).

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Posted in: Chassis - P30
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COOPERHAWK posted on February 18, 2007 12:23 Article Rating
Last Winter there was a lot of hub bub about LED tail lights on the web.  I had been noticing them on a lot of semi's and on some of the newer cars, and they were definately a lot brighter.  Especially in the day time.  The problem was that not all lights are certified for automotive use in tail lights.  Here is an article on installing them in a Classic Motorhome.

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Posted in: Chassis - P30, Upgrades - Airstream
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