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dbcooper748

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  1. New setup. Put my old setup: 22" honeycombs and 33" hankook dynapro ATMs on the new tahoe 22x9" oem ck159 ses 305-45 22 nitto g2 terra grapplers (33x12)
  2. Good eye... yea I transferred it over when I swapped out the grill to a high country. I cut the back flat and double sided taped it on
  3. 305-45-22(33x12) on 22x9 ck156s +31 offset with 2" hubcentric wheel spacers with afjusted offset of -21, on a 2" level kit
  4. Still impressed. Prolly out 1000 miles on em only so far. But i feel the same about em as i did in day 1. Love em. Best tire ive ever owned and i just came from a set of g2 terra grapps
  5. Got her all shined up inside and out! And nope the sparkle on the grill in pic #2 is not edited! Shes blinging on her own!
  6. Probably not. Not a huge fan of flares. Plus mine is just a 2wd. I wanted to make my truck semi-aggressive but Flares on a 2wd might be pushing it lol. But i might change my mind if my paint starts to get sandblasted now
  7. Wheel spacers! Took advantage of this beautiful weather down here on the coast, and Detailed/waxed (first wax for the truck). added 2" hubcentric wheel spacers to my 22" ck156s to give her some stance. After doing some math, im at like a -20 offset! Had to do some minor trimming, but only to plastic and will never be noticed. So far, im digging it
  8. I purchased mine thru kens tires and wheels out of kentucky. They are a retailer for these wheels but u can also buy direct from the manufacturer at @ http://www.oewheelsllc.com/. Kens actually gave me a better deal than oewheels. The finish is awesome. They Are PVD chrome and shine like a diamond. The PVD chrome is actually a powdercoated chrome on an alloy wheel, so unlike regular chrome, they will never rust or pit. The only thing with PVD is u cant use any chemicals in them. Soap and water and thats itHeres a link to kens ebay listing, but they have their phone number posted, so i just called direct and got a killer deal
  9. Thanks! The rims are very affordable if u can live with having reps. Its the 33" All Terrain tires in a 22" that get a little pricey. Ive got $2300 with everything included. Thats all new in the box- rims, oem centercaps, tpms sensors, lug nuts, tires, shipping and mounting/balancing
  10. Looks great! What bull bar are u running? Its one of those things; I can't decide whether i want one or not...
  11. Took her to the beach today. Started out overcast but cleared up and turned into a beautiful day! Had to take advantage of a great photo-op
  12. Thanks bud! I used a straight edge, a steady hand, a sharp razor knife, and a file.I scored the lines againstbthe straight edge very slowly and repeated the process very carefully over and over until u get about halfway thru. Then u can pop it, and use the razor to make the final cut. I then filed all of the edges to get and excess fuzz and to smooth out the lines. The trick is to take your time here. Its not hard. Just requires patience. The key is multiple shallow passes. Just remember if u slip, its gonna dick it up lol
  13. Thanks buddy! Hopefully it holds me till i can get the real deal
  14. Also trimmed down my lower valence. I went back and forth, taking it on and off and trimming it flush but finally settle with trimming along the bumpers lines like ive seen a few others do. This i really DO like!
  15. Ok try not to laugh... i installed a set of OEM chrome tow hooks today. Only problem is, my frint end doesn't have the right filler panel with the tow hook holes, nor do i have the fake skid plate that attaches to it. My $ isnt right to be able to buy these 2 pieces new as if now, soooooo i drove to the local dealer and took measurements on the correct size opening and then came home and took a dremel and file to the filler. The holes actually turned out nice imo. Very square with sharp corners, and then i decided to plastidip the spot where the skid plate is supposed to be grey in an attempt to look like the z71. I really want the chrome one to match the high country grill but would b ok with the z71 version. Basically, a poor mans tow hook install lol. I dont think it looks terrible, but obviously not the real deal. Hopefully someone here has changed out their front bumper with a badass aftrtmarket one, and will read this and look at the pics, and feel sorry enough for me to cut me a deal on their used pieces! What yall think?
  16. Updated pics of my silvy with new high country grill, 22" CK156s rims and Hankook 305/45-22 ATMs, since last time i posted here
  17. Well i added some flush mount white leds to my old-man rear bumper steps, to match my running board and under rail lighting. Big props to fellow member, rdnckhntr94 for inspiring me!
  18. 22" PVD Chrome CK156 SEY on 305/45-22 (33") Hankook Dynapro ATMs 2" level, zero rubbing
  19. Clay-barred today the truck today. Also plasti-dipped my steering wheel bowtie to match the other 2 i previously did, (grill and tailgate)
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