gmtech117

There are holes in the block and dowels where they sit.. If the installer didn't line them up correctly it's possible. They only go on one way. You would have to loosen the u bolts and position the block in correctly

Yes an alignment will fix your steering wheel being off centered.. Anytime you change your front suspension

They will work just fine

It was a tint/ detail shop here in Baltimore called ideal image. 80 bucks .. Still waiting on some small bubbles to dry but it looks pretty good

Got the taillights tinted today..

Had my newborn son out with me, teaching him how to wax the truck! Got to start them young! Lol

They are held in with three clips on the backside of the foglamps .. You can squeeze them with your fingers while pulling out on the lamp .. Should pop right out.

Put the bolts in the other way! You guys are scaring me lol. If your alls issue is that you can't slide the bolt in because the cv axle is in the way then take the 6 15mm bolts out of the axles and push them out of the way in order to slide the bolts down. I would like more thread past the nut and then there's no chance at all that it's gonna come in contct with the axle

Why are you guys having such difficulty with this? Just install the bolts facing down so there is no clearance issues with the cv axle =the end . Every kit I've done I've had no issue installing the bolts down, and all the kits I've seen the instructions say put the bolts down.

^post a picture of the entire truck! Looks good!

Ebay.. All kinds of reps on there

They are 22 inch gloss black all terrain replicas

Not a Denali but here's my black allterain with black 22s...and I just got done touching up about 15 rock chips on my front bumper, which is ridiculous because I can literally count the amount of times I've been on interstates on one hand. My daily commute and majority of driving is 10 miles on a 40 mph road.. Anyway I'm regretting not getting a clear bra from the beginning on the front bumper.

Update... I ordered new bulbs for my morimoto kit. One of the old ones had a burnt up connector. Went with 6k this time. Before I put the kit back in I went and extended the ground wires and made one solid ground location. I ran a ground wire along with the positive fused wire directly to the battery posts that way there would be no question if one of the 3 different grounds were good if something were to go wrong again in the future. Also made it that much easier to hook up to the truck instead of finding or making ground locations that work with the location of where the "kit" had them. I would suggest anyway who is installing for the first time to do this and simplify the grounds...anyway, all seems to be working for now.. Fingers crossed!

I cannot understand the issues some of you guys have with your dealerships. If someone brought in a brand new truck into my chevy dealer where I work, I would be ordering you new headlights no questions asked that very day. They are clearly defective, your dealer won't be able to prove any physical damage on them that's your fault, so them acting like they are investigating the issues with the DM is bs. They can send your headlamps back to GM after they give you new ones to figure out why that happened, and not waste your time

Leveled it today with the RC 2 inch kit.. Wheels are 22s

Vinyl wrapped the gmc in the grill, and put on my 22s yesterday

Got a 2in rc level on the way for it

Thanks guys! Took me forever to figure out what I wanted with wheels but so glad I went with gloss black!

22 inch gloss black all terrain wheels with 285/45/22 Bridgestone Dueler A/T