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Switched out CK375s to these. Not sure the name but they're 22" replicas to the ones off the new Denali Yukons. I also added bilstein 5100 front and back. Added Michelin defenders. 

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16 minutes ago, Josh154 said:

Did you notice a difference between the 5100s and stock?

Oh yea big difference. I feel like the ride is smoother and not as bumpy as stocks. With stocks I felt a lot of the bumps in the road but not with the 5100s. We have a lot of railroads around here and that's where I can tell the difference. I can hardly feel anything going over them. I had them installed on the highest setting and truck looks level. 

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Hello All,

New Sierra 1500 Elevation Edition Owner. Hope to pick up a lot of tips here.

Mods so far:

N-Fab Textured Podium Steps

20% 3M Color Stable tint Front windows

KN Drop in Filter

LED license plate bulbs

Katzkin Leather Upgrade

Rough Country Heavy Duty Floor mats

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Tammy said:

6in led light bars and yea im about to put a 40 in behind the grill

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I have a white 2017 Sierra Elevation Edition. V8 5.3L 6spd 4x4 double cab. 7,000 miles and owned it for 10 months.

 

I have absolutely loved this truck. I purchased this model specifically because I did not want the technology they are putting in all the nicer trims. The first thing to fail on all these new vehicles is going to be something electronic. 

 

Mods in order of when I got them:

 

Tonneau cover and bed mat added

2in front level

Plastidip chrome badges

Black Vinyl Overlays for GMC front and back

Rear wheel well liner to cover the white

Window vents

Added 15% extra tint to the front

Removed AirDam

Installed a wireless charger into the center console where we all put our phones already (one of my favorites for convenience)

Upgraded to 275/65/R20 BFG KO2's

 

Future Mods:

 

Front Runner bed rack (to add a rooftop tent)

Skid plates

rock sliders

Grill Light Bar

Rear dual Flood lights that will swivel

K&N Air intake

Cat Back Exhaust

OEM backup camera install

CVT Mt. Rainier Roof Top Tent with Annex

Programmable AUX swithes (factory replacement with factory work truck switches. Takes the two traction control and bed lamp switches and adds 4 more AUX switches)

 

Only issues with the truck so far are electrical (one of the reasons I wanted less electronics). Radio and Dash light flicker on and off, truck is in the shop now for it. Got a call writing this and they're saying it is my dash cam plugged into the USB port that is causing it. Picking it up today and will see. 

 

Other than that the truck has been absolutely fantastic. I don't want any other brand or model, mine is my ideal truck. Anyways, here is a picture of her right now. 

 

 

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