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wantz87

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  1. Thanks Newdude for the help identifying those for me, greatly appreciated!
  2. where's the delete button? I'm horrible with computers
  3. good day everyone, I recently pulled out all of the dash trim to do a vinyl wrap on them. In the process, I found several unused electrical connectors sprinkled throughout. Wondering if anyone here has figured out what they are for. I know there are many people on here more skilled at electrical than I that have plumbed the depths of these trucks along the likes of pgamboa (I don't know how to tag him, if someone can educate me or point him this way.) Any and all help would be appreciated. Truck is a 2014 Silverado 1500 Z71 LTZ, to my knowledge, there weren't many options this truck didn't come with. The first picture is located behind the the drivers side door jamb of the dash. The second picture is in the passenger side of the dash behind the door jamb panel. The third is a multi part question. This picture is behind the radio screen. there are two ports in the upper circle and one in the lower circle that are unused. I am also curious about what else would be wired into the green and beige terminals from the factory, or are those set aside for aftermarket accessories?
  4. i got the BDS 6" on mine, went with the recommended size from BDS of 22x9.5 on 35x13's... all i can say, don't go that narrow of rim, looks goofy and im already looking for another setup. probably 22x12's. no matter what you do though, the BDS kit will make you poke out.
  5. if you want them, i got my old chrome mirror caps and door handles in the garage collecting dust...
  6. 2014 LTZ with a BDS 6" coilover lift with deavers on 35x12.5s on 22x9s. been a daily for now but want to blow it apart and go full in on her.
  7. 6" BDS with 2.5 coilovers and Deaver's with 22's and 35's. 35's still slight rub with the 6 inch lift on full lock, can only imagine 35s with a 4"...
  8. still in the beginning stages of making this truck truly mine, but here's how it looks for now.Next step is a little more power and a little color as I'm getting bored of the stormtrooper feel
  9. for the NorCal mod, there's also a bracket from Rough Country that helps keep it looking "factory" https://www.roughcountry.com/gm-1500-inner-fender-trim-10002.html?find=2014-chevy-silverado-1500-4wd-374089
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