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I found this place on one of the forums (may have been this one) and at the time, they had the best deal by far. It’s a Genuine GM Warranty, Bumper to Bumper with a $100 Deductible. I have two phone numbers listed…not sure which one I called. Your price will depend on your vehicles info (remaining warranty, miles on your truck, etc…). EXTENDED WARRANTY •James E. Black Cadillac •3929 Admiral Peary Highway Rt 22 West Ebensburg, Pa. 15931 •Platinum Plan •7 Years/84 Months •Speak to Alan •814-472-9550 •Genuine GM Plan •$100 Deductible 814-341-8061 You will need to do the following if you move forward with this warranty… •Take Pic of Odometer •Name •Address •Phone •Email •Last 8 of Vin •Out of State Tax Exempt if Applicable

They are on Long Island in NY so it’s a small mom and pop Interior car and truck shop that I’m sure won’t know anyone from Michigan. The DynaMat Xtreme material cost about $400 for the floor and back wall and fire wall which you will need about one box of large sheets plus another 5 sheets from another box and the door panels (from Crutchfield) that were specific to my truck were about $300. Labor was $400. So $1,100 for the whole job. Took about 5 or so hours.

I don’t do it myself…I had it done by a local company. I have a 2020 Silverado High Country so it’s pretty quiet from the factory. So that’s why I say it took the edge off. It’s not a drastic change but it does make a little bit of a difference. I guess it would have been better if I did a before and after with a decibel meter. Hope this helps.

Well unfortunately I can’t upload the pics of the DynaMat Xtreme I added to my interior. But that’s what I did and it took the edge off. I covered the entire interior along with each door.

Adding this in multiple posts due to upload limits…

The players make $4,500 per week. QB’s make more. And they have no living expenses. Room and Board are paid for.

I thought the quality of play was excellent. I’ll be a fan every week watching as many games as I can. Once word gets around, you will hopefully see more and more fans in the seats. Easter weekend was a tough time to begin a start up leagues first game and expect a big fan turnout. Hope to see that change.

I just put a Corsa Cat Back exhaust on my truck and it sounds too quiet. Please let me know how you make out as I may do headers too.

Personally, I like the sound

Try coating and wrapping them. Maybe that will help with “some” of the noise. Maybe not tho…Lol

Try DiabloLew

Check out AccuTune. I just ordered their Fox 2.5 Leveling Kit with Icon A Arms. What I liked about AccuTune is that once they receive your Fox Shocks, they tune them to what you want which is included in the price. Seems like a good idea or I got scammed. Lol. Anyone hear about AccuTune? Oh well just a thought. Check them out as an option.

Thank you for the info.

I’ll be installing a Corsa Cat Back exhaust on my 2020 5.3 Crew Cab Short Bed Silverado 1500. So, where is the flapper valve located and would I be able to cut it out and have enough piping with my Corsa that I can slip the Corsa over that location where I’d be cutting the flapper valve out or would I need to add in new piping where I cut the flapper valve out of and then install the Corsa exhaust?

Does the Check Engine Light come on once the flapper is removed?

I recently purchased a B&M extra capacity (almost 4 extra quarts) tranny pan. Looks like I will have to go to the dealer to have it installed on my 2020 Chevy Silverado 5.3 with an 8 speed since I was just researching it and there supposedly isn’t a dip stick (I’ll have to check tomorrow). I just assumed there was but it looks like I may be wrong. So, if this is true, adding fluid to it is done how? That’s why I’m thinking I may have to go to the dealer since they will have the diagnostics to determine the amount of tranny fluid inside. Any insights would be appreciated.

Very interesting. Too bad Banks doesn’t make one for my truck. Thanks for the info tho!

Does anyone have any suggestions on an upgrade for a front and rear differential cover along with how to tell which cover fits correctly? I’m looking for both front and rear covers for a 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 High Country Crew Cab Short Bed with an 8 speed tranny if any of that matters.

What about the ICON upper control arms I’ve seen for $845? Seem to be good quality. My concerns would be having a UCA that’s not squeaky, no constant maintenance/issues and of good quality. So I won’t put a price limit on any of that as long as it meets those concerns. Anyone have any insight on them or anything else like them as far as what I mentioned as a requirement? Thanks in advance

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