Sorry, lost this thread between work and home. That looks right to me.
Corvette servo?
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gsta86
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good, good. hopefully it'll get here ASAP, i got friday and monday off again. really wouldn't mind putting in some man hours on the man truck. also picked up a grille for the truck, link is here......what do you all think bout it? putco any good of a company?
http://www.amazon.com/Putco-71137-S..._1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1293671121&sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.com/Putco-71137-S..._1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1293671121&sr=1-1
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1LOW4X4
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Putco is a well known brand who makes a lot of your chrome handles and anything gaudy you can put on your truck.
It should be fine.
It should be fine.
gsta86
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uh oh. you said guady. well its a grille, those can't be to guady unless is one of those solid pieces with flames cut from it.
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1LOW4X4
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No the grille design is nice. cant go wrong with billet. Just saying all that bs people stick on their cars, (fender breathers, chrome door handles, chrome gas door) comes mainly from these people.
gsta86
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servo has arrived! not sure when i'mgoing to be putting it in though, got help out a friend move this weekend. i'll keep everyone posted.
It takes all of 30 minutes to put in, find the time. 
Cool.
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nubuilder
Why buy new when you can restore?
The servo makes a big difference.
When I did mine, it took 3x longer to get the thing back in than everything else took. I took my time and didn't force anything. I read to be careful when you re-install the cover so that you do not tear the new seal (the blue one...you'll know it when you see it). Make sure the push the cover all the way in until you can see the groove the snap ring goes into. I found that it was very helpful to have a second person; one to push the cover in and one to put the snap ring in.
When I did mine, it took 3x longer to get the thing back in than everything else took. I took my time and didn't force anything. I read to be careful when you re-install the cover so that you do not tear the new seal (the blue one...you'll know it when you see it). Make sure the push the cover all the way in until you can see the groove the snap ring goes into. I found that it was very helpful to have a second person; one to push the cover in and one to put the snap ring in.
