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throwing together some ideas and crunching some numbers while i was bored sitting in my forest policy today and im really thinking im going to be able to have the trucks on some 37x13.5 inch mud grapps over summer!

I thought you were gettin some LT headers?

I was and still am but I'm going to wait untill I can get an in person BB tune shortly after the LT header install because the truck is going to be nothing but pipe after the headers no X pipe or nothing and I want to have the tune done to make it run good. Should have the money this summer to do both !

 

 

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I took apart the back end of my suburban due to an old water leak and I couldnt for the life of me get rid of the smell. So I pulled up everything, treated the floor for very minor surface rust, removed and cleaned the carpet and laid down lots of baking soda. Its all back together, not too pic heavy because I was trying to get it done in one shot.

 

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Some of the panels that came off, the huge wheel well panels were outside drying in the sun after being hosed down.

 

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I took apart the back end of my suburban due to an old water leak and I couldnt for the life of me get rid of the smell. So I pulled up everything, treated the floor for very minor surface rust, removed and cleaned the carpet and laid down lots of baking soda. Its all back together, not too pic heavy because I was trying to get it done in one shot.

 

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Some of the panels that came off, the huge wheel well panels were outside drying in the sun after being hosed down.

 

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screw that carpet, i would rhino line it

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Grille and bow tie plasti dipped. I really like the look. Yes, the bumper is dirty.

Nice bumper now zoom out an change angles so we can see the mods :lol:

 

 

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That's the only thing I've changed recently. I'll put up another when I do dat tire rotation. :lol:

You really can't see the grille much, which is what I was going for.

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I installed my new parking lights with an amber bulb for a DRL

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Since my truck is lifted I think the DRL's look badass when I see them in the reflection of the car in front of me, especially when they are basically on their back window lol

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Since my truck is lifted I think the DRL's look badass when I see them in the reflection of the car in front of me, especially when they are basically on their back window lol

I can see my double parking lights. :pimp:

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Also had to purposely fail a smog test because the DMV won't grant an extension without a fail. Damn waste of money. Got a new cat. Ready to pass but it needs new knock sensors still

 

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