Might have some time after work on Friday. Sent you a PM.

Hi Guys, well GM bought back my problematic 2017 and gave me a 2019 Sierra 1500 Denali. I could use some help, I want to add the front leveling kit and rear blocks. I bought everything from Suspension Maxx but I cant find information on the Torque specs, could also use a hand or two. I live in Leander, any takers? Thanks, Steve

Hi Guys, well GM bought back my problematic 2017 and gave me a 2019 Sierra 1500 Denali. I could use some help, I want to add the front leveling kit and rear blocks. I bought everything from Suspension Maxx but I cant find information on the Torque specs, could also use a hand or two. I live in Leander, any takers? Thanks, Steve

Where in Tx are you?

Does anyone recommend a shop in Texas that specializes in swapping out front and rear differential gears? I have 3:08 gears and would like to change to 3:55. If I understand correctly, there also has to be some reprogramming done. Would prefer if the shop can change gears and do all the reprogramming.

I'm in San Antonio and like to work on upgrades... willing to help, learn and share!

I know this is an old thread but I live in the Austin area and all my family is in Houston so I make my way down there often. If hands or tools are needed, I'm down to show up and turn some wrenches. 👍

New to the forum and this group. Just purchased a 2018 Silverado 3500 HD (Isn't HD redundant when listing a 3500?) to replace my 2002 Dodge 3500 DRW. Lots of new tech gizmos in this vehicle I've never had in a truck. Don't like the requirement to use a touchscreen to operate the radio. Too much time looking at the screen instead of keeping your eyes on the road where they should be. I am enjoying the Allison trans instead of shifting the NV5600. Been in and out of Texas for decades. My dad was also military, so we moved around a lot. First arrived in Texas in 1953. Attended NTSU in the 60's, and graduated with an invitation to join in the Southeast Asia war games. Stayed in the military for a full career, retiring in 1991 after the first Southwest asia war game. I live N of Ft. Worth in cow country, so duallys are a very common sight. Mike

What up fellow Texans? My name is Mike. I've lived in Texas my entire life, Houston area. I drive a 2017 Silverado LT Texas Edition. My first new truck I have ever purchased new. Slowly but surely making it mine.

Just noticed this group, figured I'll do an intro. I grew up in central texas and currently live north of austin. I drive a summit white '14 CC standard bed, lowered 2-3, gibson exhaust, air raid intake, and a canned tune. Nothing major planned for the truck since I have my real toy in the garage. Possibly making some big changes soon that may require to me to trade in for a 3/4 or 1 ton diesel. Most of my free time i spend fishing all over central texas and beyond on occasion.

I live in Marblefalls, TX which is about 45 miles NW of Austin. If someone needs some help let me know, I commute to Austin everyday for work.

So I thought this might be a cool topic to bring up. Unless you live in Texas you don’t really realize how far it is from Austin to Dallas Or Dallas to Houston. We get into projects where you need more than one set of hands. It would be nice to know people were willing to travel a little to help the form number.

Hey guys. New to the forum. Took a few years off but I’m back. Truck is getting where I want it! Lots going on right now!

What's up everyone I'm Raymond and I've lived about 30 minutes south of Corpus Christi where hurricane Harvey hit, I drive a 2013 Silverado and my future plans are to drop my truck and race eventually

Just saw this post, I will go ahead and introduce next. Name is Chris, and I have lived in Texas since I was born. Besides a short stint at UNT for college, I have lived around the Rockwall area (about 30 minutes east of Dallas). I drive a 2015 Crew Cab 4x4 Texas Edition. As most Texans are I am proud of being from Texas, so I just ordered Matte Black Texas Edition logos so that I can keep it on my truck and remove the chrome. Was my first truck to buy new, and it is a slow build to where I hope to get it eventually.

Hello Everyone, I am excited to welcome you all the the new Texas Owner's Group!! We may be only a few members right now but this group will sureley grow quickly as Texas visits GM-Trucks.com more than any other state! Couple of quick notes before we get started. I have opened up a few new features for our group, such as this topics category for people to post in. Please note that this forum should be for regional/group/meetup related posts only, and that normal tech questions should still be posted in their applicable forum category. I have also added an event calendar for members to post group events and meetups. As this group grows the intent is that meetups will be held. I am looking for a Texas Owner's Group LEADER that will spearhead this group and hold at least one meetup a year(hopefully more as the group grows .) You will effectively be a moderator in charge of this group and the direction it goes. If you think this may be you, please post here or send me a PM. Now, let's start the introductions. Please post where you are located, what you drive, and any interesting details about you and your truck, how long you've been in texas, etc. I'll get us started. I am Josh and while I may not be a full time resident of Texas, my girlfriend recently moved to Austin for a work assignment. I have been here a few days and am having a great time exploring. I will be coming and going from my home in New Hampshire and look forward to attending some of this group's get togethers and meeting you all. Ok, who's next!?! Anybody else in the Austin area?