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  1. Not the best pictures but it gives you an idea. Shoot me your email address and I can take some more and send them to you if needed. Same kit I bought for mine with the fox 2.0 shocks and I am smiling every time I step in the truck now. Would have preferred a leaf pack but we’re back ordered at the time and 7 months later I don’t need the leaf pack. Tires are 295/70/18 recon grapplers P rated with factory trailboss wheels.
  2. That filter will not fit a Honda CRV. The correct ACDelco filter would be 19427701 PF2057.
  3. I actually went with this kit which is similar to the cognito kit that you are looking at, 210-P0879. When I purchased my truck it felt very under dampened when I would hit bumps/dips at 60+ on the highway. I was originally going to go with the bilstein 5100 set up but I didn't want something overly stiff just for highway driving. I have some back issues that have plagued me at a younger age and I need a vehicle that will take bumps smoothly. The stock suspension did that however it was under dampened at speeds. I knew Fox was more of a premier brand in terms of suspension and I've always wanted to try a set of their shocks and overall I am very pleased at my purchase. I don't think you could go wrong with Elka suspension however I personally haven't heard much about them. When I did mine I also installed the longer trail boss axles as well as the longer sway bar links for the at4x to prevent the axle from hitting the sway bar. I used the stock trail boss wheels and added 295/70/18 Nitto Recon's to keep the weight down and currently run 1.25 inch spacers until I decide on a different wheel. As far as I am aware I don't think you can run a stock wheel with the larger cognito control arm.
  4. That will require a new back glass. I would get that replaced with a crack like that.
  5. Everything looks correct. Should only need 10-12 max of the transmission fluid. Trans pan gasket part number 24297886
  6. I haven't done it but the part number for the 1" block is 15885530
  7. If you have a 6.2 I believe you want part number 84935278. There’s over 50 different cluster part numbers, I’m not sure where he found that part number but it doesn’t even come up with the vin number that you provided. Nonetheless you’ll want to contact your local gm dealer to order as they will need some info from you or possibly contact specmo enterprises out of Michigan and see if they will sell it to you. No guarantees that it will work and I’m sure they will tell you there will be no returns if it doesn’t work.
  8. What is the last 8 of your vin
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