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EChavez last won the day on April 14 2016

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  1. Hello everyone, I’m selling OEM GMC Sierra steps that I received with my new truck. The steps I am selling are brand new in the box, never been installed. I’d prefer to keep the sale local as the combined weight is over 80lbs and shipping these will be cumbersome and very expensive. I’m located in Northern California, near Sacramento. I’ve attached reference photos from a truck that has identical steps installed. According to GM’s website these steps will fit: 2019+ 1500 Crew Cab Sierra’s 2020+ 2500/3500 Crew Cab Sierra’s They should also fit a Silverado, but they have “Sierra” embossed into the step. Part #: 84742428 Asking price: $900 GM Accessories Link
  2. Bump. Added BBP AutoCal for sale as well. $475 shipped.
  3. Used Black Bear Performance AutoCal V2 up for sale. You must contact Black Bear Performance to purchase a custom tune for your truck. Zelle, Venmo & PayPal are all accepted. If doing PayPal GS please add appropriate % fee. Message me if interested. Thanks for viewing. $475 Shipped
  4. All parts sold. • $OLD Custom Retrofitted RGB Headlights • $OLD- Trex Torch Series Grille • $OLD - AMP Plug & Play Power Steps
  5. 2014 Sierra. Got her back in December ‘13. So far, from what I remember: -Pinion Seal Replacement -Engine Replacement (Threw a rod around 30k) -Heated Seats Stopped Functioning -Plastic Panel behind drivers seat fell off -Passenger side window regulator & assembly failed -Sunroof wind deflectors tore, sunroof fails to open -AC Compressor died -AC Condenser died right after -Paint is chipping, completely falling off rear passenger side. -Various recalls (seat belt, airbags, seat movement, steering wheel power loss, etc..) Got the truck with 7 miles. Has right around 58k. It’s sitting at the dealer now, going on 9 days waiting for the condenser to come in. I love this truck, it’s been through a lot. But it’s been the most problematic ones i’ve ever owned.
  6. Been 8 days since I dropped it off at the dealer. Part still hasn’t showed up. They’re assuring me it’ll show up today, but honestly I’m tired of hearing that. If it doesn’t show up today I’m picking my truck up. This is ridiculous.
  7. My compressor blew a few days ago right around 57k. Got it fixed and the A/C was blowing ice cold, and was loving every second of it. About 3 days later (yesterday) my condenser failed. Now I'm back at the dealer, without a warranty I might add, getting that fixed too. GM needs to get it together. I really hope the new 2019's don't have these issues. For what it's worth I have a 2014, but I've seen these issues all the way up to the 17's.
  8. https://www.tfltruck.com/2018/04/49203/ I’m really hoping this is for the 2019 Classic models & not the new T1’s. Those numbers are pretty disappointing honestly. However some items, like dual exhaust tips, make it seem like it’s for the new models. Oh well, guess we’ll just have to wait for the official announcement.
  9. Did the order guide state the 2019 6.2L will have 450lb ft of torque? How’s that possible if the current 6.2 has 460lb ft?
  10. You’re not. I could care less how everyone feels about them. I like them and they should offer them since the two major competitors already do.
  11. My .02 for what it's worth. Nothing against glocks per say, however if you're going to carry with one in the pipe I've always been a fan and recommended an XD. Reason being I personally love the grip safety similar to the 1911's. It can be discerning to carry with a loaded firearm pointing at your precious jewels (assuming you carry AIWB) so the added grip safety brings a bit of comfort in an otherwise uncomfortable situation. This is simply a personal preference and I know there are guys out there that can't stand the grip safeties and regardless practice is the key when carrying. However, I personally don't own any glocks and will probably keep it that way. Beretta's, HK's, XD's etc. all have a place in my safe but for carrying I think the XD is a cheap (glock pricepoint), extremely reliable, safe and effective tool. For those living in free states, if the standard XD doesn't tickle your fancy, you also have other choices such as XD mod 2 and XDS. Not the case in California unless your pockets are deep and don't mind traveling around the state like a lunatic to find a specific firearm for PPT. As far as holsters go, again in my opinion, a lot of them are the same. You have low-end and high-end. Low end being the walmart $20 holsters you can buy off the shelf, and high-end being reputable custom holster makers such as Alien Gear, JM Custom Kydex, Harry's Holsters, etc. Just find what you prefer, I love my JM Custom Kydex.
  12. I'm really curious to see if this is still an issue with 2017 models. If it hasn't been fixed yet I feel like it might be. Can anyone with a 2017 hd chime in? I wonder if it'll continue into 2018 models seeing as how there aren't any significant changes.
  13. Thank you, 2.5" Rough Country leveling kit, 305/50r20 Toyo AT'2, 20x12's with a -44 offset. Yes lots of rubbing unfortunately. Trimming was involved in order to run this setup.
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