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Nice fall day!

Looks good!!! What size level/lift do you have and what size tires???

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Looks good!!! What size level/lift do you have and what size tires???

I need to know all of this as well, love the look!

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Looks good!!! What size level/lift do you have and what size tires???

Thanks I have the 2.5rc+1.5zone body lift the tires are cooper st maxx 295/70r18

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What kind of mount did you use in the tow hook openings?!

 

 

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The light is the mount. Just had to drill a hole up top and bolt it up. Had to add a thin piece of Al. flat bar on top on the inside of the tow hook area to keep the light from flexing.

 

Mictuning 4.5" lights from Amazon...spot beam pattern, adds alittle extra light downroad with my highbeams.

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The light is the mount. Just had to drill a hole up top and bolt it up. Had to add a thin piece of Al. flat bar on top on the inside of the tow hook area to keep the light from flexing.

 

Mictuning 4.5" lights from Amazon...spot beam pattern, adds alittle extra light downroad with my highbeams.

Nice truck and Headlights look good can you post a few more pics of them

I plan on painting mine black eventually but probably leave the reflector orange and maybe painting the black piece around the projector dark grey for some contrast. Did you bake or cut them open?

Also, you have to cut the tabs off when disassembling the the guts of the headlights to paint right? How did you put it all back together, jb weld or something

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I'll try and post some pics later when I get home.

 

I baked them to get em open, the hardest part is cleaning the channel out of the old permaseal, stuff is tuff!

 

I think the only tabs I had to grind off were for the turn signal reflectors, and I used a little jb weld to set em back.

 

I just ordered clear reflectors from Clearz with switchback bulbs and outline halos from led concepts. Probably paint the inside near the projector silver for some contrast. Too much black now, everyone asks if I have light covers on...

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This is my 2015 Silverado 1500, I just recently got a light bar put on it and will put a picture of that up soon! Comments welcome, thank you!post-149827-0-62717800-1446075025_thumb.jpeg

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Not a real big fan of Fuel wheels, but the dark tint looks great with your truck color! Truck looks real clean...

 

Def. post up some pics of your lightbar, probably get me one soon too.

 

 

Nice truck and Headlights look good can you post a few more pics of them
I plan on painting mine black eventually but probably leave the reflector orange and maybe painting the black piece around the projector dark grey for some contrast. Did you bake or cut them open?
Also, you have to cut the tabs off when disassembling the the guts of the headlights to paint right? How did you put it all back together, jb weld or something

 

Here ya go...

 

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It's truck month. I am new here but not to trucks... I sure love this one, it's just an LS but still pretty nice. The 5.3L will be breathing better by Saturday morning - new exhaust. Photo taken in Twentynine Palms.

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It's truck month. I am new here but not to trucks... I sure love this one, it's just an LS but still pretty nice. The 5.3L will be breathing better by Saturday morning - new exhaust. Photo taken in Twentynine Palms.

Liking your pic....what kinda exhaust are you getting?

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Bros 2016 Silverado getting align after 4/7 drop

Nice truck any more pics

 

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2014 Silverado 2WT CC Summit White 4.3L V6

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Sweet truck Jorge!

What's that grill guard brand?

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