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TXGREEK

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  1. Have you picked out wheels and tire?
  2. You’ll love the tires, very durable
  3. I’ve got the same tire 285/60/20’s, running them 38-40 psi
  4. Congrats, they’ll start softening up a bit more as time and usage goes by.
  5. It’s optional on SLT’s too. I’ve heard they’re in the shop a lot and that if not for the Denali package and 6.2 they would’ve been traded in, that’s why I got my 18 SLT Z71 pwemium package with standard bed without it...oh, and didn’t want so much chrome either but I would’ve definitely jumped on a Denali if it didn’t come with that magnetic ride. Anyhow, it’s all doable.
  6. I’m sure lots of them out there. If it’s bumpy in a Denali with magnetic ride then imagine if it didn’t have magnetic ride
  7. Definitely weird there cause it’s very well know that late 15 and up have the “cursed” new stamped steel UCA’s causing rub as soon as you level. You’re definitely a very lucky guy not getting any rubbing with same setup I had. Good looking truck!
  8. You may have different offset wheels. I had to get new wheels with plus 1 offset.
  9. Looks great! I got rub after a 2.25” level on mine with just 275/60/20’s KO2’s.
  10. It’s not a comfy ride, looks good but ride quality definitely suffers. I’m sure you’ll be able to find an SLT or LTZ with 22’s for a quick test drive. As a daily you’ll be slapping yourself lol. I may even be going to 18’s if I can’t find a smoother ride out of a 285/65/20. My Ridge Grapplers are great tires but do ride harsher being E-F rated.
  11. Totally get it, I too was a bit apprehensive but wanted to breakup the white/chrome look a bit and they’re much easier to maintain versus chrome and aluminum. IMHO, I have to agree with you on the blackened out wheels, don’t look good at all, cheapens the look of a loaded out truck. But, to each their own. Here’s my 18,SLT 6.2
  12. I wouldn’t call them “Ugly as Hell”. Maybe they’re just a bit more sophisticated for you than you’re used to. They’re 1 out 3 of the hottest selling Fuel wheels for 2018. I’m actually running them right this very moment and get endless daily compliments on them.
  13. Your ride quality will suffer tremendously from the 22’s. I know this cause my dealership surprised me with 22’s on my SLT and understood when I said “NO” and slapped on 20’s. Now I wish I had put on 18’s cause it’s much tougher jumping into E -F rated tires, thankfully, running the CST lift which smoothened out considerably putting everything back to stock geometry. Wonder if there’s a 285/65/20 tire out there that’s C rated?? [emoji848]
  14. They may be closed for the holidays, try them back on Monday. They do have the shocks you want.
  15. Welcome, what’s your setup?
  16. Look at getting a CST Lift Kit, highest quality you can have installed. All the other lifts make your track wider. CST, keeping your stock wheels too. https://cstsuspension.com/141-with-aluminum-uca
  17. Happy Thanksgiving to you too. The best thing about this CST lift is once you add the these 4.5” specific coil overs, you can dial them up a bit too, (if desired) which will raise easily. Next week is the install, update afterwards. Be safe
  18. If you do end up doing the CST lift, get the Stage 1, this way you can do whatever shocks and struts you want and when and if you want to add CST coilovers like me, you’ll have the CST upper coilover, strut and spacer assembly as backup or spares.
  19. Great question, No issues at all. Well, maybe, constant desire to do more upgrades lol. In all seriousness, absolutely ZERO problems, as far as mods on my truck, best decision I made was the CST lift. In the constant desire to do more, these just arrived Front Rear Awesome craftsmanship, second to none
  20. CST CoilOvers
  21. Can’t go wrong with Nitto Ridge Grapplers. I bet you’re already experiencing the difference between your stock tires and these E rated. Truck looks good.
  22. Never mind, my mechanic just ordered the PIAA 6200K LED BULBS for me, they’re plug in play too. Thanks
  23. Is it 130 per set of two or per side totaling $260 for a set of two?
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