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I purchased it off of eBay from a link that Chris had posted back on page 13.

Big thanks to Chris. I was able to get my Denali cluster installed into my 2015.5 Silverado this week. Super easy install (pgamboa’s video was very helpful, as well). Chris was very patient answering what seemed like a ton of questions back and forth as I had an issue initially because the eBay seller sent me a different cluster number from what was actually listed. My advice to those buying from eBay, make sure you leave a note to the seller so that they will actually send you the cluster that you think you’re buying!

Hey guys, if anyone is looking for a cluster, I have a brand new Denali cluster for a 2015.5 truck that I already have shipped to Chris. This cluster is metric, so it’s probably better suited for a Canadian or exported truck. I bought what was supposed to be the correct cluster off of eBay (verified by Chris), but the eBay seller sent a different cluster and I shipped it to Chris before I even realized it wasn’t the same as the ad. If someone is looking for a 2015.5 cluster (WiFi in your truck), I will sell you this one for my purchase price of $250, and you don’t have to mess with shipping it to Chris. Chris if you aren’t cool with this, I’ll be happy to delete. Just trying to save us shipping the cluster back.

To those of you that have done this, I have a question (or Chris, if you’re on). I found my specific cluster and spoke with Chris yesterday during business hours. He said to go ahead and place the order for the quote he gave me via the custom programming link on his site to get an order number. Once I fill out the form, I only get a “notify me” option and nothing to pay or receive an order number. Am I just looking in the wrong spot or does this process only apply during his weekend hours, as well? Appreciate any guidance! Edit: I got it taken care of...Chris updated the link on the site so I could place my order. Shipping the cluster to him today in hopes that it gets there this weekend.

Just received my new setup this weekend and I really like it. Shoutout to Custom Automotive for a great deal and a couple other members on here with very similar setups. 33x12.50x20 Toyo R/T with 20x9 Hostile Sprocket Asphalt with +10 offset. No trimming but I did have the carpet zip-tied back from a previous setup.

My Chemical Guys foam cannon arrived today so I had to test it out. Works great!

Thanks Trey. I really like the looks of yours, as well. Makes me regret not going with that color. Those wheels look perfect with that color paint, in my opinion.

I am also running 285/55/22 terra grapplers on factory 22's. Surprisingly it only rubs at full lock in reverse right where Treys pic above is showing. I pulled the liner back with a zip tie and it helped slightly and probably would be fully fixed with some minor trimming of the carpet. Not bad enough for me to care, really. I have a 2.25 inch level, by the way. I'm hoping to clean it up real nice this week and will try to post some pics after.

Here's mine...

Very nice!

PM sent.

That looks awesome!

Do you have 2 sets of these (for all 4 wheels?)

I had the 2 inch rear block installed on my Silverado in place of the factory and no shock extender was needed-at least that's what the shop that did the install said. The ride doesn't seem any different to me.