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To you guys with the RC 2.5 kit, did you notice any difference in ride quality? I know it makes your shocks be "stretched" all the time, but how does it impact the ride?

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To you guys with the RC 2.5 kit, did you notice any difference in ride quality? I know it makes your shocks be "stretched" all the time, but how does it impact the ride?

Only have a few miles on mine but very happy with it so far, hit all the normal bumps on the way to work and didn't seem any worse and drove back in the field to see how slow big bumps and ruts would feel and it feels great

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Mine seemed a little stiffer but I would assume it is due to stretching out the suspension more than stock. It is nothing that bothers me though.

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I absolutely LOVE this grill.. I wanted it before I even got my truck, was about to order it today until I discovered you have to hack up your factory grill :( (at least for the Denali, according to the video I watched earlier) But in the second picture, it looks like the chrome frame is just a separate piece? Did you have to hack up the factory grill? I always hesitate to do anything to my cars that I can't revert back to stock.

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I absolutely LOVE this grill.. I wanted it before I even got my truck, was about to order it today until I discovered you have to hack up your factory grill :( (at least for the Denali, according to the video I watched earlier) But in the second picture, it looks like the chrome frame is just a separate piece? Did you have to hack up the factory grill? I always hesitate to do anything to my cars that I can't revert back to stock.

Yeah bro, you gotta cut the stock center chrome grille out to install the after market grille, it was not that bad, it was pretty easy

 

 

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anyone have pics of a silver Silverado with a black or tinted chrome (black chrome) grille and bumper? not a big fan of chrome and just exploring other options..

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Anybody with rough country 3.5" lift.

 

 

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This one is for sale locally, Zone 4 1/2 inch lift with 33.5 inch tires. love the stance

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Day 1

 

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Debagded and carbon bowtie

 

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Where u get the camp seat covers? And how much did they cost u

 

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Well welcome and that is a good looking ride you have there, and I enjoy your acronym.

 

FNG here.

 

 

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I just picked it up tonight. 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Z71 Double Cab 6.2 8-speed.

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Congratulations. That is a good looking truck.

 

I just picked it up tonight. 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Z71 Double Cab 6.2 8-speed.

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