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Hoping everyone is doing great with their trucks! I haven't done a whole lot with mine lately. Planning on tint soon and want to color match my grille/headlight bezels and upper mirror caps. Just a few recent shots

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Awesome. I think I'm getting one then. Did you get it, run the 93 tune and log it, then send it to diablew?

Yes. Only took 2 logs and it was done.

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Awesome!! Thanks for the reply.

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My 2014 Reg Cab. Blacked out bow tie, have it in the sun right now so I can remove the letters on the doors. Have my 3" lift kit for the front on its way. Any other ideas or tips I should know please let me know. Also looking to upgrade rims and tires. And a stereo system. Also want to swap the back glass also darker tint and flares. I do remodeling and had to update my ride from the 2010 Kia Optima I had. Love my Silverado

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The after. Took about 30min to rub off the adhesive. Still need to do the rear. I was wondering would the 3" lift in the front affect to truck in any way?

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My 2014 Reg Cab. Blacked out bow tie, have it in the sun right now so I can remove the letters on the doors. Have my 3" lift kit for the front on its way. Any other ideas or tips I should know please let me know. Also looking to upgrade rims and tires. And a stereo system. Also want to swap the back glass also darker tint and flares. I do remodeling and had to update my ride from the 2010 Kia Optima I had. Love my Silverado

word of advice after debadging. Using fishing line or dental floss, doubled or trippled up to slowly saw back and forth to remove the letters. Then use your thumb to roll off the excess tape. That part is the worst. Then use goof off to remove left over residue. That was the easiest method for me.
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Rolling the adhesive is the wrong way! Grab a corner and pull up and away slightly and that crap comes right off. I completely debadged in 20 min.

 

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AZ Nikko

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Just a picture of my lights

 

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How did you defuse the light bro? As I am sure you see on my IG, every picture I try to take of my LEDs is so over exposed

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How did you defuse the light bro? As I am sure you see on my IG, every picture I try to take of my LEDs is so over exposed

A lot of tweaking with a Sony camera. This is the setup that got this picture

 

Iso80, shutter speed 250 ms, Exposure value - 2.0, F-stop 2.8

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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How did you defuse the light bro? As I am sure you see on my IG, every picture I try to take of my LEDs is so over exposed

If you have an iPhone then you can tap on the lights and it'll autofocus on them. If needed you can still lower the exposure by lowering the little sun icon

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