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kylant

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  1. I am on the fence about going back to gas. I have a 2020 duramax. all these issues, especially emissions related has me thinking. def heaters that go out and are back ordered for several weeks is ridiculous. all the extra costs associated with diesel, really are not worth it for my needs. problem is, a gas truck built the way i would want it, is a unicorn. it doesn't exist.
  2. I used Cognito's tubular control arms for the '20+ trucks. they have more bend in the leading arm so the bump stops do not need to be cut. i specifically got these ones because I did not want to cut the new truck. also why i haven't gone with a full lift kit. i don't like the idea of cutting and drilling frame. mine came with greaseable ball joints, don't know why these show non https://cognitomotorsports.com/cognito-standard-upper-control-arm-kit-for-20-21-silverado-sierra-2500-3500.html
  3. please post your results including part numbers used. thank you
  4. good question. I have them and was going to get them installed in the boat trailer wheels. Didn't even think about water. I'm sure they would be fine though as long as there are caps on them
  5. stock keys will get you level. you need to address the UCAs and the diff drop. I have heard stock keys from a obs like 17-19 actually. have the same indexing as aftermarket level/lift keys ????
  6. can you post the bulletin? this is something most of us could probably check at the house thanks
  7. 295/65-20 for sure ??
  8. i know, but my dealer said there one has a red mark and one has a green mark ??
  9. is there anyway you could possibly look at the shaft and see what color the paint mark is? I want to make sure I get the right one. my dealer has 2 in stock. thanks
  10. thanks for posting this. looks like there is an updated shaft. I will try and get my hands on one before everyone else does ?
  11. yes it did. a few days ago I checked and it was available. didn't take very long to do
  12. reset them. push them closed manually. then open them with the button. open and close them 3 times with the button. the first time they open after manually closing them, they will make a loud "pop", it sounds like something broke, but it is normal
  13. there is a 7pin tow adapter that you plug into the bed outlet. it tricks the system into thinking there is a trailer plugged in. not sure which one it is though
  14. check to see if they plugged the sensor back in. It is only on the driver side
  15. 37s look good, but I think the taller, skinnier 35s are the better choice. my truck has 2.5/1.5 lift. i had 3/2, but at 3"it was cranked too much. lowering it 1/2" is better, but made the rear too high with the 2" block
  16. many people say go with 37s. i have a Cognito hybrid level. I stuck with 35s (295/65-20). I think it looks great, proportionally correct. Not stuffed like 37s. these tires are 1" bigger than the factory 275/65s. my speedo is actually dead on accurate now. these will put less strain on the truck than 37s. IMO 35s are the way to go
  17. so it's finally available? EDIT: checked yesterday. my truck said no update available. I think it said last update was sept
  18. don't use the Blue DEF "PLATINUM" there have been many reports of issues using that stuff
  19. thanks for the info. my truck is due for the 1st service. i was going to have them look at it then
  20. thanks. hard to tell on the front, how much up did you trim? I just looked at the extended GMC mudflaps I ordered. They are a 2 piece design. the front portion is held on by multiple plastic rivets. removing the plastic rivets allows the front piece to be removed and appears will eliminate any need for trimming
  21. can you post pics of your trimming. i have the same size wheels and tires now. so far seems like i only have rubbing on the liners. i am going to tackle this today thanks
  22. thanks, that's what i counted as well
  23. probably. I saw AT, but read AT4
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