Anyone know if there has been any add a leaf packs made for our trucks yet or complete new lifted leaf pack? Want to lift the front but don't want to drive around with a stuck up nose. I am also not a huge fan of blocks.
I went through the holes up front that I believe are for the extra tie down points. The one that is just below drain was just a bit too small. I might try again when it warms up to see if the hoses will be a bit more flexible and if I can get them to fit. I also have to put on the foam gasket for the front and the window protector. It was 5 degrees when I did the install
Make sure you have it lined up prior to tightening the knobs up front. When tightened the lock washers really do a good job. I had tightened mine and after a little more checking the fit I decided that it needed to be just a little further back!
One thing I have noticed with this truck is that when costing it holds on to your current speed better than my previous Silverado. Going down a slight hill my old Silverado would gain speed very easily and I would find myself 10 mph over speed limit quite often. And then on flat ground or a small incline it would loose speed. Anyone else notice that or am I just crazy? Old truck was a 2013
I think it looks good! However 4 tips makes me think of sports car/muscle car. I think removing the valance and adding 2 rectangular type tips carbon fiber or polished etc. would look more at home on a truck.
My dealer was thinking 1-2 for the Chevy crew cab standard box. So hopefully we'll have them soon. Told the dealer to order me a 5.3 4WD High Country standard box when they are available.
The dealership I have been working with said that he has heard that GM will start accepting orders for the standard box in the next week or two. I hope he's correct.