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Thanks J-rod

A little update. Although I had problems with some of SuperBrightLEDs' bulbs, I recommend them over V-LEDs. It only took about four months for some of the V-LEDs bulbs I used in my Escalade cluster to start acting up. They are also clearing out their regular LEDs bulbs and instead are only...

Try http://www.cyberdynegauges.net/redheat.php Autometer also makes Sport-Comp and Ultra-Lite red digital gauges. BTW, I agree with Scott. Digital gauges suck. If you want, you can change your stock cluster's backlighting to red, check out these threads...

130mph for the 95+ GMT400 clusters, 140mph for the 03+ GMT800 clusters. I've never seen any for the 99-02 GMT800 trucks, though.

Yes, Autometer makes good stuff. If you REALLY need a speedo that goes over 120mph, then aftermarket gauges are probably the best (and likely only) choice you have.

Yes, the 01-02 Denali and Escalade clusters go to 120mph instead of 100mph like the stock 99-02 clusters. digital_dash_solutions on eBay sells several clusters with aftermarket overlays that also go to 120mph...

Thanks, this one wasn't perfect, it has a few cracks on the defrost vents and some rubbed off paint that I'll need to address, but considering I walked out with it for $50, I'm not complaining.

Picked up one out of a 1999 Suburban today... finally. I always thought that the dashes in the 94-01 Dodge Rams were absolute shit, but these are pretty close. :nonod:

:wtf?: See guys, this is where all your heroin and shit went towards. Cut it out. Anybody want to help me jack those cars and park them on a railroad track?

Fucking chrome rocker panels. :nonod: I'd be worried if it's going to eat front wheel bearings with the wheel offset like that, especially with the weight of the Duramax.

See if TYC makes headlights for your truck, I have TYC Elegante headlights and parking lights on my 95. The quality is pretty nice.

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FYI, the air bag light in the 1999 clusters functions differently than the 00-02 clusters. I'm not 100% sure, but I think it's only a difference in the software. If it is, you may be able to have someone reprogram an 00-02 cluster with 99 software.

I would try to find a clear headlight set that doesn't have those ugly lines running across them. The second link is parking lights, if you could find a headlight set that matches those it would be awesome.

If it works for a 2004, then yes. It'll work for other years (like 2002-2006) but I'm not sure exactly.

I think you'd be alienating a big chunk of your fanbase, Nick. :lol:

It just seems that the textured tan would clash too much with random pieces of dark metallic green, IMHO.

I like what you are doing with the black suede... but PLEASE don't **** up that beautiful interior by painting pieces green. I just don't think that a tan interior really lends itself to green accents, or anything besides black for that matter.

I heard some good about hidgate on eBay and www.vvme.com

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I agree 100%

Yes, just about every "universal" HID kit uses the same connectors. If you have room for raptors, go that route.

What a rip... those are no different than the DDM kits. You could buy the H6M bulbs from DDM and get the slim ballast from another reputable HID seller. There are also a few places that sell H6M bulbs and kits on eBay as well, for much less than that. Buyer beware, however. I don't know if your...

Hmmm... looks like they aren't selling the slim kits anymore. The Raptor kits will work fine though, but you might have a little trouble finding a good place to hide the ballasts. The harness isn't absolutely necessary but I do recommend one. Also, if I could do it again, I would go for the...

35-watt slim ballasts with 6000k bulbs. I think I've had them for about a year now and I use them almost every weekend, the only problem I've had is a 1/4" bubble in the chrome on one of the headlights. You might not have that problem since your original H4 bulbs are around 55 watts IIRC, my old...