1994 Gmc K2500 Suburban Sle Sport Utility 4-door 7.4l on 2040-cars
La Porte, Indiana, United States
1994 GMC Suburban K2500 SLE. 454 ci TBI fuel-injected V8 that starts quickly and runs fine. It has a 4L80E 4-speed automatic transmission that was rebuilt with a TCI Maximizer torque converter and Pro Super rebuild kit (kit is supposed to be rated for 750 hp I think) with less 1,000 miles on it. The tranny also has an aluminum pan from Mag-Hytec. The transmission shifts well, with a slightly hard 1-2 shift. 4 wheel drive works fine. This is a GT5/G80 truck which means 4.10 gears and a rear locking differential. It is equipped with a 6 inch BDS suspension lift and 35" tires with 75% tread. It has extended braided stainless steel brake lines. It has leather seats with an aftermarket vinyl 3rd row seat. Power windows, locks, mirrors. It has the rear heat and A/C system and a Sony Xplod CD player. Aftermarket grill and headlights. The alternator was replaced about 2 years ago with one from Powermaster, the front and rear BDS shocks have less than 2000 miles on them. It has Airlift rear airbags with a built in compressor and a Draw-Tite trailer brake controller.
The bad: It has surface rust on the frame. The paint is peeling on the tailgate and at the bottom of some of the doors. The aftermarket exhaust system is rusty and probably needs to be replaced. The carpet is stained, especially in the cargo area. There is a crack about an inch long in the left front fender flare. The service engine soon light is on because there are no catalytic converters on the Suburban. The left front marker light leaks, but both bulbs still work. |
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