Jaycreek7908

Sierra didn't come in LTZ trim, but yes I still have them...no worries

Anyone??

Really? These used to be so sought after

Fogs are gone

Price includes the OEM LTZ housings, ballasts, Osram CBB bulbs, and relay harness. Once I get them out I'm going to finish plastic welding the extensions onto the stock bulb caps. These have FAR exceeded my expectations.....but I'm trading the truck so I'm putting the factory halogen housings back in. NHK G5-R projectors swapped in with brackets from Phil at fastheadlights. High beams are halogen with the HIR bulbs modded and installed Ballasts are Morimoto 35watt, relay harness is also morimoto. Price everything out if y'all like. Not too bad of a price. CBB bulbs alone are $100+ Asking $700 shipped

Might just go with these https://www.suspensionconnection.com/985-24-194-silverado-1500.html

Would like to get some new rear shocks to replace the ones that came with the kit. I have Bilstein 5100's up front that seem to do pretty well for the last year. Has anyone bought their own new rears for a 5" kit? Need to know what length shocks to get, etc. Thanks all!

I added some R134-A cuz it was a little low now I have ZERO cold air

This is 4300k from Morimoto. I used the brackets from Phil for the oem LTZ projector housings. Perfect rotation and alignment. I like the color, nice and warm but doesn't match the SL1 fog light bulbs. May switch to 5000K in spring.

Just started happening to me on my drive home from work. Happened six times in ten minutes already

I got my Rough Country 5" knuckle lift last week with the bilstein 5100's up front. Had them on 2nd notch from bottom and it sits perfectly.

Can I pull the TREC fuse to disable 4WD and drive with no harm? I'm stuck in 4H and I'm only driving to work but turning is still making me nervous.

ReplaceOk well hope this helps someone.... Was just told by Rough Country that with the 5 inch lift from them, the rear block is indeed 3 inches. And the shock travel lengths are as follows: Extended: 33.07 inches Compressed: 19.29 inches Replace

I thought for a second your method had saved me. When I plugged the fuse back in as per your method, I could hear the solenoid retract(at least that's what it sounded like). However, went to take it for a drive....nah, still got 4wd engaged ?

Ok well hope this helps someone.... Was just told by Rough Country that with the 5 inch lift from them, the rear block is indeed 3 inches. And the shock travel lengths are as follows: Extended: 33.07 inches Compressed: 19.29 inches Edited: but apparently that doesn't help because I can't find a dang shock that comes close to those travel dimensions