mrtizzom

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Got my update Friday...installed successfully while at work.

Anyone have anymore updates on how theirs is performing? Specifically on a 6.2...been thinking about getting one but still on the fence due to some of the issues raised here.

It's might be a feature built into the T1 SUV platforms due to the PPV version of the Tahoe...just throwing that out as a guess.

My 20 6.2 RST has two...did a muffler delete and left both of them.

I just installed mine on Saturday. Now that I've had them a couple days, I do notice some difference(albeit not life changing). It is much more planted and doesn't hop over bumps and railroad crossings like it used to. Still worth the money IMO and the install being super easy helps also.

I love my 20 RST 6.2/10sp. It's by far the nicest truck I've ever owned. It handles great and has tons of power...we have a Jay Feather 24RL and it pulls it like it isn't even there. 0 regrets to buying mine.

Yea not looking forward to the salt and joys of winter here in MI. Glad I got my truck in the late spring so I at least had the summer to enjoy it being clean most of the time lol

I did 20% on everything but the windshield. Part of it is my OCD that I don't like having different shades on the inside looking out. And I don't like that people can see in from behind me so I just did everything. There is a contrast between the front and rears but it's not terrible. Anything darker and its super hard to see out of at night...especially when it's raining. I think yours looks good the way it is...my .$02

It gets squirmy when a vehicle overtakes you because of the change in air pressure. I get it also...the air pressure change will "suck" you over towards them. I'm used to it now so I know to prepare for it. The worst is semi's and larger vehicles...even when your overtaking them.

Did you leave the downstream or upstream flapper in place?? How does it sound??

Good point...you'll save yourself some swearing if they are in backwards lol

Gotcha….thanks for the info good sir!

My hands aren't the smallest but I was able to contort myself around enough to reach up in there. I found it somewhat easier to reach from the center over the hitch as opposed as to coming in from the sides. Took about 10 minutes total once I figured it out. Worth the pain and time lol

Which camera is that and did you hardwire it into the mirror power? I'm thinking of doing the same setup...clean looking setup.