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2014 6.2L LTZ Silverado SVM Mobility wheelchair conversion Aviet electronic hand control conversion 20" Black wheels/wide tires Cowl induction hood Borla Atak Exhaust. Racing harness for my whee

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SLT Texas Edition bagged on 26" Intro wheels

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Damn it man. You just added something to my list... I like how that all looks! I plan to get tow mirrors this summer and am considering adding some amber clearance/running lights in my grille. But how, and where. Hmmm.

The Grille LEDs were fairly easy, as for the mirror LEDs, that was a bit time consuming as I was being careful not to break the plastic tabs removing the door panel partially. Though, in your case you will have to remove completely to swap out the mirrors for the towing ones, as the wire connectors are further down below the door panel.

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Looks good, so minimal. Are you using them for show, or did you tap into the turn signal to use them there too?

For now, they are as running light/clearance. I have to buy/make the diodes and resistors wiring and figure out which is the signal wire to tap into.

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^Good looking truck. What's your set up?

 

 

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14 Sierra AT, 6.2 w Diablo tuner and Diablew Tune

RC 2.5, 3" rear blocks Pro Comp 9000 rear shocks

18x9 Ballstic Razorbacks

295x70x18 Toyo MT

Firestone Air bags

FLOWMASTER cat back 4" exhaust

 

And a whole bunch more...

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Here's the latest thing I've done to my black CC Silverado. Added amber LED clearance lights to the OEM mirrors. I know the photos are too dark, I will take some photos during the day/evening.

Did u replace your grill or is that Plasti dip on the chrome grill?
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285's (I guess they're actually called TOYO A/T Open Country Extreme)

If you don't mind would you get a measurement from the ground to the bottom of the wheel well

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Here Is mine, this is from our desert trip

That's a cool shot Sermed, pretty much brochure quality.

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Staright on

 

45 degree angle with all LEDs on.

 

Turned off

Looks awesome. Links to what you needed please
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I want all the scoop on your truck! IMO, one of the best Sierra's i have seen. Good job!

 

Mcgaughy's 7-9" Black SS lift

35x12.50 Mickey MTZ's

20x9 rockstar II's on a -12 offset

I used a dremel on the headlights, painted all chrome, tinted the LED lens and reassembled

Smoked the tail lights

Completely de-badged

Removed the stock muffler and the stock tailpipe but left it dumped at the factory resonator

Color matched my mirror covers, painted all the chrome trim on the windows and grille. Used primer then bed liner, makes it look like the rest of the plastic and holds up well.

Swapped out the chrome door handles for black ones.

6000k HID headlights

6000k LED fog lights.

Diablo tuned, waiting for a few bolt on's before getting Lew to tune it.

 

I live in Michigan, and don't drive it during the winter months.

Hoping to have a few things done by spring...

Long tubes, with or without cats... haven't decided yet

Borla XR1 muffler

4.10 gears as soon as I can find a 9.76" ring gear for the rear.

Detroit Truetrac front and rear.

3200 stall converter

Want to cam it, but probably going to have to wait until next year.

 

I'm sure there are a few things i'm forgetting, but that's all for the most part.

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