CT Chevy Connoisseur

AMP makes power steps for lifted trucks that may give you a shorter distance to step. They are expensive but awesome

Yes I have a 2020

Right it's a mild version, too quiet for my taste, asked Borla and they said its a milder version of the sport model

I bought mine from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N3ZNC25/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I did the same, have had it for a year or so. Only issue I have is that the clamps don't keep exhaust in place. Although mine is regular cab long bed so the mount points and clamps might be better on yours.

Borla website only has one for 1500, not 2500HD's as stated in initial post

I have gone this route already, they did updates and they replaced the entire head unit. Nothing has kept this from happening. Between this and the brakes squelling at 12k miles not good.

Have tightened numerous times - still happens. Have 35's and live on a rough road so that doesn't help I'm sure.

Is this still okay? My truck has been doing this since I got it over 2 years ago and all the radio fixes did nothing. And it does have the plow package like in the GM bulletin that was issued

For what it's worth Borla has been saying that for two year's now and never give a straight answer as to when. https://stainlessworks.net/lp/2020-chevy-silverado-hd-gmc-sierra-exhaust-headers-systems Has something new that I was intrigued by and would consider if I was still looking.

I have MBRP cat back on mine - I like it alright, sounds good, only thing I don't like is that no matter how many times I tighten the clamps the exhaust likes to move and rub on the guard next to the spare tire. I actually would have considered going with the stainless works option as it sounds really good and is also 305 stainless which was the key factor for me as I only want to do it once. The Borla option only sold by Chevy dealers wasn't available initially but is also a bit too quiet for my taste.

GoRecon also has them now

LLJ Customs Car Audio Home Page There customer service is really good. In my truck I put the LC7i in so I could have 4 speakers and the amp going through it. So that and the harness they sell. If you buy both from them it will come prewired which makes install even easier. I bought Focal speakers for the doors, have Kenwoods in the dash, an Alpine amp, and a Rockford Fosgate 10 inch sub. Together it sounds spectacular, especially given how crappy the IOR stereo is in the 2020 Silverado WT.

Yes, I have it, no issues, absolutely love it. Didn't even know that I needed it until I got it.

I bought a set for my 2020 Silverado 2500HD from the chevy website. The part number was 84729676

Llj customs makes a plug and play harness, that’s who i used

I know you were looking OEM but I went with a Hornblaster Conductor Special kit and spare tire delete and love it. I like having the compressor that I can use right on the truck. I thought about using the OEM setup but really didn't like the sound of any of the one's that use that setup.

good luck, personally I didn't even consider anything that wasn't 304 stainless as I don't plan on ever replacing it

I would love to throw Amp steps on mine but they are so freaking expensive so for now I am just keeping the one's that came with the truck on

Honestly I didn't notice any poor pedal response either. However, I also bought a pedal commander recently and there is a huge difference in response depending upon what you set it at.

I didn't get a full console, I just bought the same one except that it had the center compartment that opened from an online GM dealer, the original WT one didn't open at all. I didn't want the full one as I still wanted to use the center seat. Mine is a regular cab so occassionally someone sits in the middle

TrailReady from bumper superstore

Compatibility issue I imagine. Actually replacement fin is provided with the XM option too.

I like the LED's - How hard was that tint to put on?

OEM housing is expensive too. I have the Lasfit LED's too but they cost next to nothing so I'm not really considering that cost in my thinking. Especially since the halogen housing aren't really even made for the LED bulbs