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Couple new additions in the last month.   Line-X'ed the bed and over the rails.   And on Monday and went out to DiamondBack Covers warehouse to pickup and have their HD Line-X'ed cover installed

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Mach Style

Finally washed! Im loving this warm weather.    

Btuggle88
Btuggle88

Got my lift on.  

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Whatcha got in store?

For now the list includes:

 

- 20% tint up front to match rear

- Husky X-Act floor liners for the front and rear

- Line-X spray in liner

- Undercover Classic tonneau

- 2.5" Level Kit

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For now the list includes:

 

- 20% tint up front to match rear

- Husky X-Act floor liners for the front and rear

- Line-X spray in liner

- Undercover Classic tonneau

- 2.5" Level Kit

And I almost forgot. Remove stickers and plastidip bow ties and lettering.

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Conky Conky Enthusiast

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2 3/4 inch cat back straight pipe (you tube Conky Conky) I'll let my exhaust speak for it self. 2 3/4 inch lift at all fours 12 000pound DSP 5th wheel hitch 32inch Toyo open country extremes. Soon to come is a Volant cold air intake and power programer but that'll have to wait cause just lost my job got laid off.

LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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I'll be hocking up to my almost 13 000pound 5th wheel tomorrow I'll show you some squaring lol

I'm hoping it's a 2500...
Conky Conky Enthusiast

Conky Conky

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Yup 2grand over but it pulls it very good and stops really good GM could of upped the towing capacity a bit I tug my 5th down the highway at 110km/h no problems. I'll be putting 3500 leafs springs and air bags on it once I find a job or the oil goes back up I just got laid off.

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Yup 2grand over but it pulls it very good and stops really good GM could of upped the towing capacity a bit I tug my 5th down the highway at 110km/h no problems. I'll be putting 3500 leafs springs and air bags on it once I find a job or the oil goes back up I just got laid off.

I wouldn't do 3500 springs, not enough weight to make it ride comfortably. Maybe just bags
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Conky Conky

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I miss the stick ride of my 08 2500 HD I got a do something them 1500 leafs are a joke

Ment to say stiff dam tw9

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Picture I took of a storm behind our chevy ambulance while at the ER one night2964bd4f1a7748ed6f394d16ad9e8f82.jpg

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