Jimmah

It could have been uhmw, might even have been delrin, I cant recall, one of those 3, round stock. They worked tho. I spun them up to the dimensions I required on a metal lathe.

Look into Timbren and see if they offer anything in that regard. My previous truck was an '09 in which I also installed 2" lift in the rear. The gap was too much according to Timbren spec, so I made a pair of 1" shims from hdpe to go between the frame where the bump stop mounts and the Timbrens. (Make sense?) Worked perfect, I used it like that for 7 years, took them off when I sold it and re-installed on my '16 but without the spacers as I didnt lift this one. Love the Timbrens BTW. I recently moved and have no idea where the shims are, if I come across them in the next few days you can have them.

After researching and reading snow/ice reviews for a few weeks I picked up a set as well (265/75R/17). Living off the beaten path, I bought them specifically for winter tread, picked up some used & inexpensive older style steel wheels to mount them on. Cleaned them up a bit and sprayed with some rattle can black. I'll be installing on the truck within 2 weeks. Won't look all that impressive, but functionality is my goal. I did however pick up a set of chrome center caps to add a little shine to the package.

Good stuff, thanks JayTee!

I've been thru pages and pages of behind the grill lightbar posts, but I cant recall seeing anyone with a 2016 Silverado LT doing an install with after pics. I'm looking to do this as well, but wonder if much light will pass thru the grill due to smaller vent gaps. I'm hoping to do a 30 or 32" curved, not sure on whether to go single or double row. OR maybe just a pair of 6" single row. Pictured is the grill in question.