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Nice photo The tire/wheel combo looks great, they look huge

275/60 on 20” 0 offset with 6m spacers. Minor mudflap trim. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

nice ride - great combo of options too

The built in USB ports didn’t provide enough power to effectively power up the coils in my charger mod either. Run a hot wire into the console and use a quality 12V USB adapter to power the charging pad. Also - you don’t have to tear apart the center console to run a wire, you can easily tuck a wire up under it, and the rear of the console (where the vents are) comes off extremely easily, so you can access the inside of the console.

Here mine with the GM 2” lift...level is next, as I want to reduce the rake. No fear of tweaking here!

I spoke to the Diablo guys a couple weeks ago, and they said they don’t know when but eventually they’ll have something. I was going remove the VIN lock on mine as sell it, but their tech guy said wait, so that gives me a little hope that new code is coming.

There are a couple threads on this topic, but believe it’s thought that you could swap between trucks but both would have to be equipped the same way. Wiring etc.

do you have the technology package ?

Red tow hooks look good, work with black and chrome, thinking I might paint mine this weekend since I can’t anywhere... it’s gonna be red plasti dip red

Very sharp, looks like a silver tuxedo!

Hmmm, my double cab truck was definitely not a comfortable experience in the back seat. Ok for a quick ride across town, not cool for a long trip. My 2020 crew cab is dramatically better. I’ve done a few 5-6 hr road trips with fully grown adults in the back and they all said it was really comfortable and they felt they had massive amount of leg room etc. I have the heated seats in the back and that was a hit too. Tons of room for backpacks on the floor, USB ports to keep their devices charged and the hotspot lets everyone be online too. My son is 6’3 and loves that I finally have a vehicle he can fit into without folding himself in half ! No seating complaints here so far. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve been wanting to do this. What kind of mounts did you use?

I’m running 20x9 0 and I still needed a little trim, a slice off the inside of the mud flap and a little felt trim. Was easy to do and the mudflap remains. I had to use a 6mm spacer to clear the brakes, which probably is why I then needed the trim. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Now that’s a great way to spend an afternoon

Looks great, ultra low profile

Literally looks like lava ! Very nice

The grapplers do make a little noise but much less than duratecs during my test drives. Friends tell me that’ll change as I approach 10k however so I guess I’ll see what happens. I think they work well in deep snow, not great at all on ice and we’ll see how they do on muddy trails as soon as the snow melts. I think the look was better than stock for sure!

Are those AMP steps? Thinking about a set, I really like they way they look blend in.

are those the GM performance brakes ? Truck looks awesome!

Looks good, The 3 coil is working but I’m glad I didn’t glue it in, because I’m going to switch to this 5 coil version!

Great find, I put a 3 coil one in my center console, works well but wider coverage area for different sized phones would be perfect. Looks like it will fit

Very cool, it must be soaking up every bit of space under there

I hate when that happens ! Always seems to happen right after I buy new tires...

Wireless charging for the center console completed. I hate cables all over the cab, always getting crunched in the console lid etc. I use the built in wireless pad, but it’s nice for passengers not to have to plug in a cable. This is a simple DIY project. first I picked up a wireless charger on Amazon, get the 3 coil kind so you get wider coverage. Took it apart and removed the guts, used packing tape to keep it all together. Minimizing plastic between the coils and your phone is key. I tried using a small single coil one, but it just didn’t have the juice to power the phone thru all the plastic. take the bottom cover off the console lid, just use a plastic tool, it pops off very easy. Squeeze the lid release to the top. Inside you’ll see the grid structure that strengthens the plastic. I used a paid of nippers (side cutters) to clip off the plastic to make a flatter area for the coils. I trimmed more than I needed to as I thought I was going to use a larger round charging pad, so just trim as needed. Then I used packing tape to hold the coils and it’s little circuit board together and stuck it in place. Tested it to make it charges my phone before closing it up. Ran the usb cable along the bottom and out the hinge and into the center console. Works great!

Looks great. Which level kit did you pick ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk