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[John K.]

I like the snow photos, they remind me of "winter", something I guess we are not going to get this year.  In most of Western Washington State we have had very little frost and no snow, we are basking in very wet upper 30's and lower 50's, perfect conditions for moss and mildew.  So keep the snow pics coming so I can live vicariously through those blessed with winter.

Edited January 22, 2019 by John K.

[Jaime Wawatusi]

On 1/19/2019 at 2:04 PM, Crazyjoker77 said:

 

I'm still a bit unclear exactly how they work.  the only video I find of them is on their site which shows like 21 different flash patterns.  Are they like other real emergency light sticks (traffic advisors) where they have separate wires to enable the modes?   Or is it more like the cheaper ebay emergency lights where its basically one switch turns it on and the other switch cycles through the different patterns with no easy way to jump to certain modes?

 

You say yours come on with the park lights, I'm assuming that they just come on steady amber.  What do your other 2 switches do when you push them?

 

 

 

 

ok so more like the "Cheap ones" 

 

 

Bottom button cycle:

 

 

amber

white

amber flash

White flash

 

the func button comes into play on the latter two setting and cycles through about 5 different flash patterns. 

 

 

Whatever you last left them set at is how they will come on when they are turned on again.   I really had no use for the strobing effect but liked the idea of going from amber to white, and what not. 

 

 

[mdf21]

On 1/19/2019 at 8:21 PM, sballmann45 said:

Just installed the Ranch Hand. 

do you happen to have a side shot of this or any other views?  My truck is the same color as yours and was considering adding a ranch hand and wasn't sure how the black would look with the the tungsten & chrome.  Couldn't decide between a black guard or a polished stainless.

[15KSChevy]

[sballmann45]

On 1/21/2019 at 2:45 PM, mdf21 said:

do you happen to have a side shot of this or any other views?  My truck is the same color as yours and was considering adding a ranch hand and wasn't sure how the black would look with the the tungsten & chrome.  Couldn't decide between a black guard or a polished stainless.

Here ya go

[JimCost2014]

On ‎1‎/‎20‎/‎2019 at 2:03 AM, Kurtj29 said:

Thanks.  Outside Duvall on a short dirt road.  Still looking at a level - probably Suspension Max. I think I will black it out first and then think about new wheels and tires. My current favorites are the GMC OEM 20x9 - 5 spoke black wheels you see on the Elevation Edition (just like Crazyjoker77's truck above). I really like how they look - simple, clean. Got any suggestions for a local shop in the Puget Sound to do the level - that they would know what they are doing with the Magnetic Ride?

You know, I am not sure about shops that do lifts. There is a member on here from Redmond, ftwhite, who has an 18 Centennial with a lift or a level kit on it. His truck came from Montana like mine, but not sure where he had the work done.

 

[Ravenkeeper]

On 1/20/2019 at 3:30 PM, Sierra_Hondo said:

Yesterday on Squaw Pass, Colorado...

 

I wish it would snow here.  Haven't had a serious snow here since December 2008, and a dusting in 2010. 

 

I got rid of the tail light feature on my hitch tail/brake light, now it's only a brake light, but it will flash on remote start and with the hazard lights.

[Ravenkeeper]

Got my new tags today.  Drove up to Ridgecrest DMV Office and picked them up this morning, crossed the 5900 mile mark coming back through Red Rock Canyon/Jawbone Canyon.

 

 

This was taken the day after I bought it, September 16, 2018.

Edited January 23, 2019 by Ravenkeeper

[vballdust]

6 hours ago, Ravenkeeper said:

Got my new tags today.  Drove up to Ridgecrest DMV Office and picked them up this morning, crossed the 5900 mile mark coming back through Red Rock Canyon/Jawbone Canyon.

 

 

This was taken the day after I bought it, September 16, 2018.

Sharp truck!

[Crazyjoker77]

17 hours ago, Ravenkeeper said:

Got my new tags today.  Drove up to Ridgecrest DMV Office and picked them up this morning, crossed the 5900 mile mark coming back through Red Rock Canyon/Jawbone Canyon.

 

 

Took me awhile to decipher what it was suppose to say.  For the longest time the only thing I could come up with was deserter Vietnam and wondered why you wanted to flaunt that.  

[2kwik4u]

Looking ahead to warmer times......winter is dumb, come on spring!

 

[Stevek364]

Nice ride!  What year/model is the truck?

[JimCost2014]

2 hours ago, 2kwik4u said:

Looking ahead to warmer times......winter is dumb, come on spring!

 

Your neighbors are going to be upset to find out you insulted winter, and then it snowed....

[jeg11010]

Haven't posted much on here over the past few years but visited the site almost daily. I started with a black 2016 High Country in September of 2016 and then traded up to a pearl white 2017 High Country in March of 2017 after 6k miles. Actually traded it in for more than I paid for it (Thanks, Bonus Tag). Currently have 24k miles on the 17 and am trading it tomorrow for a GMC Terrain SLT. Unfortunately, certain circumstances have changed with life and it no longer makes sense to have a high end truck right now. Furthermore, my commute has increased significantly and I will hit the 36k warranty mark within the next 4-6 months. I really loved driving these trucks over the past few years and I honestly like this generation better than the 2019+, but maybe they will grow on me as I see more of them on the road.

[2kwik4u]

16 hours ago, Stevek364 said:

Nice ride!  What year/model is the truck?

2015 Sierra SLT. Has damn near every option available. I've heard someone call it an SLT Plus, although not sure what that is. It's a very high optioned Z71 Sierra SLT for certain. Has most of the doo-dads that come on the Denali with the exception of the fancy all glass gages, no MagnaRide, and no 22's. Only option I don't have that I wish I did was the 6.2L, I searched for a month to find a black one with the 6.2 and these options and couldn't find anything within 500 miles (was trading in a TBSS that I travelled to Canada to get, and was a basket case when I got home, so the wife was VERY against me travelling to get another vehicle). This one was about 100 miles away and checked all but one box, so I brought it home. Given me about 25k miles of trouble free service so far in the 16 or so months I've had it.