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Been browsing the forum for the last few months and finally decided to sign up. I sold my 2006 Trailblazer SS middle of last year and picked up this 2011 GMC Sierra 1500 with the 6.2. So far I've added: 2" Top Gun level kit, Denali grill, color matched mirrors with LED indicators, and front window tint. I have a set of 305 50 20 Nitto Terra Grapplers in the garage waiting to install but still trying to decide if I want to run these rims or get something else. Below are pictures from new to how it sits today.

 

New:

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Denali grill installed:

Sierragrill.jpg

 

Debadged:

Sierra5.jpg

 

Sierra7.jpg

 

With 2" level, mirrors and tint:

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Welcome and Congrats on the truck. It looks really good. Chrome tow hooks would be a nice accent to compliment the grill

 

 

Denali Grill with SS Toe hooks

 

Thats what I did with mine :thumbs:

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Looks really good! Welcome to the site!

 

H-Town represent!!!! Lol. Welcome aboard and nice truck

 

Welcome aboard

 

 

Thanks guys! Lot's of nice trucks you all have. A couple of stealth gray/blue granite fans too! I will say white was my 1st choice, but the truck got held up at the factory so I bought the stealth gray which I am happy I ended up with.

 

Welcome and Congrats on the truck. It looks really good. Chrome tow hooks would be a nice accent to compliment the grill

 

 

 

Thats what I did with mine :thumbs:

 

 

Thanks! Your 305 50 20s helped me decide on that size tire for my truck. I looked at getting the chrome tow hooks and yours look nice. I ended up with the stock black hooks, which I painted flat black with a textured finish to match the lower valence. I may swap to the chrome somewhere down the road.

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The chrome hooks were under $100 bucks :thumbs: And for Factory wheels, those are nice. If my truck came with those, I'd been a happy boy. But since I wanted the NHT package with 3.73's, I couldn't get those.

 

Your truck looks Awesome :thumbs:

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Welcome TX SS.

 

Hey JdubUB, where did you find such a big bowtie for your avatar?

 

 

My buddy made a couple a few years back. This is the one that came out decent and he wanted it back :nonod:

 

 

TX SS- I have some chrome tow hooks if you're interested

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