Wolfangovich

Trying to follow your build, looking for the instructions on the installation of the dual battery. Any help would be appreciated. TIA

Solved it myself, ended up finding a constant on fuse that was a spare.

Hi there. I am working on almost the same thing, maybe I missed it in one of the posts. Could I get clarification. I have 2014 Sierra SLT. Putting in Vantrue x3 dashcam. Would like to hardwire from passenger fuse panel. Have a micro2 tap. Which fuse would be the always on fuse. All the short acronyms are confusing. Thanks in advance.

Tyvm!

Can someone clear something up for me. I had a ReadyLift Leveling kit put on my '14 Sierra 1500 Both front and back. I had asked what tires I could go with, currently I have 265/65/18 I saw an answer that said 33s Unfortunately I have no idea what that means in tire size Could someone give me an idea. I am not looking for aggressive, just truck tires.(little bit aggressive maybe). I will eventually also be putting winter tires on different 18" rims as well. any help would be good. thank you in advance

Ok. So When I said I am new. I mean I am new. When you say 33s what does that mean in sizes? Sorry do not understand what you mean?

So I got the leveling kit on front and back. So I dont want huge tires, but what size can I safely go up to without affecting speedometer and such too much. Thanks in advance

So, here in my town, they give the option of front or front and back. Do I need to do both or will front be good enough. Will it look weird if I just do the front?

Hi all, Not sure if this post should be here or in another. I a new. I just purchased a 2014 Sierra 1500 SLT. I would like to get an additional 2-3 in clearance without breaking the bank. What is the best way to do this? is it a suspension lift kit? a leveling kit? Just bigger tires? Like I say, totally new and not sure what I need. It has 18" rims on it right now with stock tires. Any and all tips/help would be greatly appreciated.