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My 2016 LTZ Z71 Sapphira.

 

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Can you tell me what bug shield that is?

 

I just purchased a 2016 Silverado and looking to add one myself.

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Can you tell me what bug shield that is?

 

I just purchased a 2016 Silverado and looking to add one myself.

It's an AVS Aeroskin bugshield. Lays flat to the hood, and you need two people for the install to ensure it's even, but I absolutely love it. Link is below:

 

https://www.realtruck.com/avs-aeroskin-bug-shield/?gclid=CjwKEAjw7J3KBRCxv93Q3KSukXQSJADzFzVSmW1vfblG073sCwTMcruM8-TL-Zvr1t2kHiGasovY-RoCIt_w_wcB

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Lets see a picture of your guys' 2014 Sierras and Silverados and what you've done.

 

Heres my SLT crew. Iridium metallic, loaded.

 

Tinted, GM 6' oval side steps, GM mud guards.

 

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Nice!

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Couple months into owning a 2017 Silverado LTZ Crew Cab 5.3L and loving it. Mods done so far are K&N intake, borla GM exhaust, bakflip tonneau, black emblems, 20x9 fuel beast rims on 305/50/20 nitto trail graps, and 2" RC level. More pics to come.

 

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3 week old SIlverado CC z71 4X4,

Not much done other than black out bow ties, and emblems. Tinted front windows, Tow Hook are being powder coated Red!!

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truck looks great !!

What steps are those Raptor style from amazon ? how do you like them and how strong are they ? do they flex ?

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truck looks great !!

What steps are those Raptor style from amazon ? how do you like them and how strong are they ? do they flex ?

Thanks!

They are DeeZee NXT boards. I like them a lot. They are aluminum so rust won't be an issue and they don't flex a bit with my 170lbs on them. They are worth every penny just to protect the paint from rock chips. I added some flaps at the front to protect the the doors and some filler pieces along the back side to fill the gap between the boards and rocker panels.

 

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2014 Silverado 1500 4x4 with rough country 5 inch knuckle lift and 295/60/20 nitro ridge grapplers 30023708f9abab8d97f2780dcd207398.jpg8e9197228cbe8e7725586fcb5abda6b6.jpgb3e2639730645203a6b0f5c6e71fdfd4.jpg6250801fbfd34c1813da2f2193fd8d41.jpg

 

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Those chrome fender well inserts you have do they come in black

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