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Hypertech works perfectly for me. Haven't touched it since set up 4 months ago.

If you want to take it a step further, you can remove the plastic mud guards for a cleaner look. You can use color matched plugs to fill in the holes they leave behind.

So when they switched out the bumper to the dual exhaust version they did not reinstall the guards. The shop told me they are held on with one bolt and 3m tape so it should be relatively easy to remove.

Very pleased! I’d buy it again. Definitely a noticeable improvement.

The wheels look good man. Clean look.

Here is an updated list to my mods: - GM Branded Cold Air Intake - Ceramic Pro Gold Package with Life Time Warranty on entire truck - Front and Rear Anti Laser Priority System installed. This prevents any LEO's from getting my speed when using a laser. http://www.alpriorityusa.com - Pedal Commander - Removed mud flaps and used color matched plugs to fill in the holes - Mounted a full sized tire, duplicate wheel and low profile jack in the bed of the truck - Removed spare tire and lowering mechanism from under the truck - Replaced turn signals with LEDs - Calibrated speed with Hypertech module - Baja Designs Light Bar Installed - Wired light bar into high beams - Fogs on with high beam mod - Replace non dual exhaust bumper with a dual exhaust bumper - Sealed exhaust ports with infrared glass to conceal the ALP sensors - Painted exhaust ports black - Installed autostop eliminator - Installed blackvue rear facing dash cam - Airlift with auto leveling system - Added color matched side view mirror covers

Definitely not. I haven't messed with it since the day I put it on.

Not sure what you mean. It's a module you plug in a forget.

What he said. Hypertech in-line speedometer calibrator is easy to install and mine has worked flawlessly for 4 months.

“Painting front bumper”. If you are painting over chrome (as I did), make sure you get it it wrapped with some Paint Protection Film. It WILL chip within a month or so...

This makes sense that it’s a rendering.... I’ve been looking for a way to get rid of the giant Silverado stamp on the tailgate. When I spotted this picture I thought they had an aftermarket solution to make it disappear. Too bad it’s a rendering.

Easy fix: Autostop Eliminator.

Here's a good break down on dash cams from Vortex Radar. Vortex Radar runs a popular youtube channel that focuses on radar detectors and laser shifters/jammers. https://www.vortexradar.com/best-dashcams/ I personally run the Escort M1 Dashcam (https://www.escortradar.com/products/m1) in front as it plugs directly into my Escort Max 360c radar detector and I recently had a blackvue ( https://www.blackvue.com) installed facing the rear (after I got rear ended and the girl tried to run).

Blue and Green circles is what I was looking at. Here's a link to the previous generation: https://www.amazon.com/Red-Hound-Auto-Compatible-Silverado/dp/B01N94IGOG

Handles came painted with the RST. I've already done the mirrors and I will be posting updated photos next week.