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TexasDevilDog

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    Pedro Gutierrez
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    United States
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  • Drives
    2014 Sierra Denali / 2013 Harley-Davidson Breakout

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  1. Look on Facebook Market. I found them for Afor $300. Prices are all over the place so just have patience Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
  2. No, the risers on the stock seats connect to the flat part of the seat. The risers on the new seats are part of the reclining mechanism. I had to weld a two support bars and drill holes in the support bars. The width of the risers in the stock seats is slightly over 13". The width in the new seats are 16" so the holes I drilled are inside the risers. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
  3. I didn't think it was too bad. I borrowed my buddies welder and welded two strips of 3/16in x 2 in pieces of metal across the bottom. I used a grinder and cutting wheel to remove hooks and nipples on bottom of new seats Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
  4. A lot of the truck width has to do with everything in the doors and pillars with airbags and sensors. The width of the new seats is 57in, same as the bench seat that originally came on the 1993 Sierra/Silverado.
  5. As the title says. I came across a set a pretty new 2018 front seats from a Silverado and placed it in my 1993 GMC K1500 single cab truck. I had a bench seat with no back support/no arm rest to buckets with an optional 3rd middle seat console that serves as an arm rest. I have connected power to the 12 volt charger and as soon as I buy a new radio I will connect the USB ports in the center console.
  6. New truck are wider but the rear bumpers mold into the body. Older trucks, the bumpers were either straight or wrapped around body. So even though the 2014+ trucks are wider, the bumpers are similar in size. The brackets are wider though. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
  7. Side and angled shots. The holes line up but the new bumper brackets are 3 inches wider which is why I welded the bracket. Going back with longer bolts and spacers as well for security Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
  8. Needed to replace the rear bumper on my 1993 GMC K1500 and decided to replace it with a "new" 2014 Sierra/Silverado bumper Came out pretty good
  9. I just went outside to verify, I never paid attention before. It is coming from the driver's side dash speaker.
  10. I haven't decided if I would create a bracket and keep it next to the 6.5" speaker or if I would put them in the pillar. It just depends on how they sound. I am going with the new Focal PS 165FX components. I had K2s in my Z for a long time but don't want to drop that kind of money(1$K) on a set of components again.
  11. Thank you. Do you think splicing from the outputs and making them the inputs to the LC6 and leaving the dash speakers connected would keep the chimes? Leaving the stock sub and dash speakers running off the bose amp.
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