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I would say yeah a healthier diet and stronger muscles will lead to a better experience in anything. Think about how those bad asses that do biathlons ski for 13-26 miles with a couple stops to shoot. One stop standing and one stop prone. One of my favorite olympic events to watch. Takes some strength and hella focus. You don't want to mess up, as it results in penalty skiing.

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Yep that's him. I watched him build the Denali HD from Instagram (http://instagram.com/oempartsdirect). He used to have a 1500 with the 2500 HD front end (bumper, hood, etc) - it was called the Yeti. He is also an American Force wheels dealer. Nevermind the website, shoot him a PM or email he usually has some stuff in stock and he is in Davie FL.

Yep, and you can get em from a forum member that runs oempartsdirect.com. His handle here is SuperChargedSS I do believe.

Very nice! The High Country is one of my favorite packages. Once you level it will sit just right. You could probably find a good level on sale right now with it being close to the holidays. I recommend the TGC 2.5" level, I think I grabbed one for $70. Here you go: http://www.topguncustomz.com/p-15447-tgc-25-07-14-gmcadillac-1500-pickup1500-suv-front-leveling-lift-spacers.aspx#.VH8ngIvF_Io

Love those CRKT knives. I have several and love the CRKT M-16 series.

Go with the TGC 2.5" and don't look back. I paid $70 shipped and did the install in about 3-4 hours working alone. It is just a 2" lower strut spacer with a .5" upper strut spacer ring. Once installed make sure everything is torqued back to specs and go get an alignment. Goodyear offers lifetime alignments - that's what I did.

Thought about having them line-x coated.

Washed mine today, added some air to the Grabbers to bring them up with this cold weather - they were getting close to 25 psi, most around 27, brought them up to 30. Then I drove to the store to get a few things.

Just a few shots of mine

This truck looks very nice! Love the new level and the LED reverse lights! I have been thinking about adding some led cubes in the back for more light. Which brand did you use?

Chris, check out Harris if you are looking at getting a good bipod. They attach to a swivel point, so you would need a rail swivel adapter. Mine is a Harris bipod in conjunction with an American Defense quick release. You can just flip the quick release and off it comes. Just got a mailer today 1-30 from Primary Arms - all Harris Bipods are 15% off. (their big game (SuperBowl) sale)