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Finally have a nice weekend in Houston so was able to clean the truck and get some pictures of my recent mods. Swapped out chrome clad 20s for some machined 20s, replaced chrome door handles and plastic tailgate handle with painted, cut down stock 6.2 tailpipe and added the stubby GM 4" tip, added polished billet grill and hid the antenna in the cowl. I'm debating swapping grill back out to factory.

 

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felix052112 Enthusiast

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Looks good the way you have it. Like your fog light upgrade.

 

Looks good the way you have it. Like your fog light upgrade.

GasHog369 Senior Enthusiast

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That grill looks awesome! I want to do something with my exhaust tip also. Any idea what the OD of the 6.2 pipe is? I could go measure it, but its too damn cold out, lol.

TimmyG Senior Enthusiast

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I like the grill I think u made me want it for mine

 

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Nice :thumbs:

 

 

Thanks

 

Looks great!!! Don't swap the grille, I think it looks mean and different. Makes your truck stand apart.

 

 

Thanks. I go back and forth on grill.

 

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Thanks

 

Looks good the way you have it. Like your fog light upgrade.

 

Looks good the way you have it. Like your fog light upgrade.

 

 

Thanks. Adding the LED driving lights made a huge difference on the back roads.

 

Slick

 

 

Thanks

 

if i had that year and color id leave the grill i looove that grill

 

 

Thanks. I tried to buy a white truck but am glad I ended up with the stealth gray.

 

Looks good. I'd demold!

 

 

Thanks. Molding has already prevented at least 2 door dings so it is staying.

 

That grill looks awesome! I want to do something with my exhaust tip also. Any idea what the OD of the 6.2 pipe is? I could go measure it, but its too damn cold out, lol.

 

 

Thanks. OD of 6.2 pipe is 3.5". I put a single wall 4" gibson tip on it before I changed to the 4" GM rolled edge tip and like this one much better. Think the GM tip is meant to sit on the very end of the stock 6.2 pipe, but I had already cut the 6.2 pipe down so didn't have that option.

 

I like the grill I think u made me want it for mine

 

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Looks great!

 

 

Thanks

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Probably my 4th favorite color of the trucks. One of my cousins has an 07 extra cab and another has an 09 crew the same color.

 

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