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5 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

Delek,

Are those GMT900 mirrors on your sierra?

Nope, just the stock mirrors with the chrome covers wrapped in black. 

Posted
6 minutes ago, Delek said:

Nope, just the stock mirrors with the chrome covers wrapped in black. 

They look like previous gen style in the pics.

Must be my beer goggles tonight! :cool:

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Hey, new Sierra owner here. Traded in my 03 Yukon for this 2016 Sierra AllTerrain. Love it so far. I’m trying to get the dealer to send me the build sheet for it as it has some different options from what I’ve been finding on other All terrains. It seems to have a small lift or leveling kit on it. Chrome accessories etc. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, DMI614 said:

Hey, new Sierra owner here. Traded in my 03 Yukon for this 2016 Sierra AllTerrain. Love it so far. I’m trying to get the dealer to send me the build sheet for it as it has some different options from what I’ve been finding on other All terrains. It seems to have a small lift or leveling kit on it. Chrome accessories etc. 

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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, THAT is a good looking Truck!

Posted
2 hours ago, DMI614 said:

Hey, new Sierra owner here. Traded in my 03 Yukon for this 2016 Sierra AllTerrain. Love it so far. I’m trying to get the dealer to send me the build sheet for it as it has some different options from what I’ve been finding on other All terrains. It seems to have a small lift or leveling kit on it. Chrome accessories etc. 

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That things a beaut! Best color I've seen in that gen imo. My guess is maybe a 2.5in level with rear blocks too. Dont blame you for requesting specs on that but looks good regardless. 

Posted
39 minutes ago, 14SierraAT said:

That things a beaut! Best color I've seen in that gen imo. My guess is maybe a 2.5in level with rear blocks too. Dont blame you for requesting specs on that but looks good regardless. 

Thanks man! I have some 20” Chrome OEM GMC time and tires I have yet to put on. Your opinion on which color running boards I should get? I’m thinking the flat chrome ones that looks OEM. ?

Posted (edited)
18 minutes ago, DMI614 said:

Thanks man! I have some 20” Chrome OEM GMC time and tires I have yet to put on. Your opinion on which color running boards I should get? I’m thinking the flat chrome ones that looks OEM. ?

I assume you're talking about the ones here on mine. Definitely a good look if that's your thing. I personally arent really a fan of how blocky they are, and have future plans of replacing with Amp power fold down steps when I add a little more lift bc I really like the clean look of no steps. Where are ya located mine are mint haha

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12 minutes ago, 14SierraAT said:

I assume you're talking about the ones here on mine. Definitely a good look if that's your thing. I personally arent really a fan of how blocky they are, and have future plans of replacing with Amp power fold down steps when I add a little more lift bc I really like the clean look of no steps. Where are ya located mine are mint haha

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Yep those are what I’m kinda interested in at the moment. I’m in Columbus ohio. You? Are they the 5” or 6” wide style? 

Posted
32 minutes ago, DMI614 said:

Yep those are what I’m kinda interested in at the moment. I’m in Columbus ohio. You? Are they the 5” or 6” wide style? 

Northern VA unfortunately ha. I'd have to measure em I didnt know they had the option.

Posted
7 minutes ago, 14SierraAT said:

Northern VA unfortunately ha. I'd have to measure em I didnt know they had the option.

All good lol

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 First day it came home to the next week. 2018 graphite metalic with pro comp leveling kit 33x12.50r22 toyo mt tires on 22x9 gloss black snowflake replicas.  Also had all the windows and windshield tinted. Debadged the whole truck and vinyl wrapped the front and rear emblems.

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 First day it came home to the next week. 2018 graphite metalic with pro comp leveling kit 33x12.50r22 toyo mt tires on 22x9 gloss black snowflake replicas.  Also had all the windows and windshield tinted. Debadged the whole truck and vinyl wrapped the front and rear emblems.
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Clean truck, love the color!

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