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You need both rolls bc he smaller roll won't cover the larger dash board piece.

Well add one more to your list that used your videos as a guide. After only one day with everything being carbon fiber and the steering wheel still in aluminum, I couldn't take it. So using your video as a guide I popped the trim out and got it all wrapped up. The differences on my truck a 2016 where, I had the radio controls on the back side of the wheel, which just popped out like you said with a simple wiring plug on the backside and the airbag fuse is located in the passenger side fuse box. Anyway, here are the pics.

This http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0058DIDTY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 and this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0059715BC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01 was enough to do all the pieces with some to spare. Although I was lucky enough to only have to redo one piece.

I'm okay with doing a lot of things but messing with the airbag is not one of them.

Thank you. It was a HUGE pain in the ass, but i am thrilled with how it came out. Now I just need to figure out how to remove the trim from around the airbag because now that sticks out like a sore thumb

Finished my interior vinyl wrap today. A big thanks to tootall87 for his advice and in helping me get this project done.

I went with 295/55R20s so the diameter is basically the same but perhaps it is off a bit. My 400 mile average was 15.2 mpg, now that the valance is on I actually haven't driven my truck since. But once I put some miles on I will let you know if I see any changes.

If you do let me know what happens to you gas mileage. I took mine off the day I got my new wheels and tires and saw a dramatic decrease in gas mileage. Not sure if it's due to the new wheels and larger tires or just the removal of the valence or both. In my case I have put it back on to see if there is any improvement

Looks good. Going to have to get on this project asap

Thanks for the info. This is something I will definitely look into doing on mine in the very near future. I'm thinking if they are positioned at the back of the step they Would be a great additional back up light. Any reason you didn't wire them into the back up lights? Or any reason they couldn't be?

That's right. I used Philips 921 for the back ups and cargo lights and Philips 194s for the license plate. If you are looking to do the back up lights as well as the cargo lights and 3rd brake light you will need 5 921s.

Love the LEDs in the bumper! Do you have a part number or link for the LEDs that you used? How are they powered?

Haha you are absolutely correct. I will go back and fix the description. Thanks

Easiest way for me so to go through photo bucket. Create a free Photobucket account (if you don't have on already) and upload your photos to there. Once uploaded copy the URL (in a box located on the right side of the screen) and paste it into the post here on the forum. Hope that helps

Black Rhino 20x9 +12 off set with Toyo AT2 Extreme 295/55R20

I guess this doesn't exactly fall under "what I have done today" but this is what I have done since I purchased my 2016 Sierra SLT Z71 in late December. Just wish it didn't rain before I took these photos so the truck was actually clean. Leveling kit Ceramic tint on all windows including windshield Black window surround Paint to match mirror caps, door handles, and door bumpers De-badged everything but GMC logos Color matched the GMC logo Weather-tech floor mats and mud guards All Terrain Grille, painted to match de-chromed and powder coated front and rear bumpers to match body color removed front air dam Amp Research power running boards Back-flip VP Tonneau cover Custom magna flow dual rear exhaust with black tips New wheels with Toyo AT II Extreme 295/55R20 tires Philips LED back up, bed, and license plate bulbs