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Trans Am with a bed
This was a fun build and a really fun truck. I built it using nearly all GM parts to make it look factory and added a bunch of options and features a 1989 GMC never had such as heated, power and auto-dimming mirrors, tilt-telescopic steering, factory keyless entry and alarm and express down windows. I even moved the battery to the passenger side so i could use a 1988-89 Trans Am air intake.
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Re: Trans Am with a bed
Cool truck. What computer do you use to run the engine?
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Re: Trans Am with a bed
Nice truck!
Is this a TBI or something else? The engine looks very nice. 89s didn't come with a tach dash as far as I know. Did you or a PO add that or did it come that way? I have a 91 tach dash and am curious how much work it will be to swap out the moon gauge dash. Thanks Steve
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Never came in trucks, mainly Corvette and Camaro.
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I'm using one from a 1991 S10 4 Cyl with the original 1987 TA chip. I integrated the wiring harness from both the TA and the Sierra. Quote:
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Re: Trans Am with a bed
How did you get around the VATS? Is that part of the reason why you swapped the steering column?
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Re: Trans Am with a bed
All 1/2t pickups should have had the L98 in them from the factory as far as I'm concerned.
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