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That's the first green one I've seen! Looks pretty good actually, congrats!

 

here's another green one,

 

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Here are a couple of mine.

 

2014 Sierra SLE Z71 4X4

2" RC Leveling Kit

20x9 XD Addict Wheels +18 Offset (I believe)

Cheapo Pathfinder Tires 275/60/20 (bought these because I knew I was going to trade my 2010 Sierra eventually then ended up keeping the wheels and tires).

 

I will be upgrading the tires eventually...probably go with Trail Grapplers and may do a 4" lift at that time too.

 

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900 miles and loving my truck. z71 slt with all the goodies, added stampede rock guard, avs wind deflectors, matching front tint and stripe, bedliner, flowmaster exhaust, and I love it just the way it sits. :)

 

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900 miles and loving my truck. z71 slt with all the goodies, added stampede rock guard, avs wind deflectors, matching front tint and stripe, bedliner, flowmaster exhaust, and I love it just the way it sits. :)

 

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Question what bug deflector do you have and how did it install?

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Question what bug deflector do you have and how did it install?

Stampede brand, it screws in on each side and fits perfectly, no vibrating, does fine in the car wash etc and the fit is top notch.

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Installed 54in LED RDS curve light bar from Rigid Industries

 

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Looks awesome man! How are those mounts in the door jamb holding up in the rain? I have been looking to buy those same mounts for my 54'' light bar on my 2014 sierra, but when I went to my dealer to order the mounts he said there has been problems with leaking in the 2014s. He said that the 2014s are made now with the rubber weather stripping stuff on the door instead of the weather stripping in the door jam like the 2007-2013s were made. He said this causes it to not have a good enough seal when the door is closed and so the water runs down into the door jam and causes leaks. Any one else know anything about this or how to fix it?

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Stampede brand, it screws in on each side and fits perfectly, no vibrating, does fine in the car wash etc and the fit is top notch.

Does that mean u had to drill holes or use existing holes? Thanks

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Ventilator, gorgeous truck and views! Where were those pics taken?

 

Thanks. You see a truck in those pics?

 

Top three Elk Mountain Snowy Range, Wyoming. Bottom three Badlands, South Dakota.

 

All last week. And yes that is snow in pic #3.

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Thanks. You see a truck in those pics?

Top three Elk Mountain Snowy Range, Wyoming. Bottom three Badlands, South Dakota.

All last week. And yes that is snow in pic #3.

Real nice. Better than some of the official GM pics. :)

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Silverado LT 4x4

Sport package (20s, CM mirrors and door handles)

 

So far

2" TGC level

Tint

Debadged

Trimmed front air dam

 

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Here's mine.

 

2014 Sierra SLT

Fire Red

Jet Black/Dar Ash Perforated Leather

Sunroof

Bose Audio and 8" Nav System

Heated and Cooled Seats

6" Chrome Steps

Bed Rug

Backflip Toneau Cover

 

 

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