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That's awesome and looks like you had a great time!! I hate being a Displaced Texan one of these days I'll get to move back home.

 

Wife and I floated the Frio River in Texas this past weekend. Absolutely gorgeous and the water was flowing nicely. She caught a pic of me coming back over the low crossing.

 

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2014 6.2L LTZ Silverado SVM Mobility wheelchair conversion Aviet electronic hand control conversion 20" Black wheels/wide tires Cowl induction hood Borla Atak Exhaust. Racing harness for my whee

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That looks very good. The spacers add a perfect width to your trucks stance.

 

2015 Silverado 2.5 inch level 33x12.5r20 federal couragias with 2 inch bora wheel spacers

 

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Looks good! Any rub with that added width?

 

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Pretty much stock be she looks alright, gave her a buff and fresh wax this past weekend

 

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Wife and I floated the Frio River in Texas this past weekend. Absolutely gorgeous and the water was flowing nicely. She caught a pic of me coming back over the low crossing.

 

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Almost looks dangerous. I wonder how many trucks have slid down the ramp? Cool pic but "better your truck than mine" lol.
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Almost looks dangerous. I wonder how many trucks have slid down the ramp? Cool pic but "better your truck than mine" lol.

 

It's a well traveled crossing. There's a few along the Frio. Water isn't running that fast and it's only a couple inches deep.

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I am new to the forum and this is my first truck purchase ever. I am coming from a 2011 Mazdaspeed3, but I needed a little more room for the fishing and hunting gear.

 

I just picked up 2015 LT Z71 Custom Sport.

 

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Hey y'all. New to the forum here. Lovin everything I'm seeing so far. Just picked up my new 15 silverado midnight edition with a couple different options. Still waiting on the borla exhaust. Should b in this week at dealer. Did S&B intake and wrapped front end with xpel ultimate and coated entire truck with cquartz finest. What all y'all think ?​attachicon.gifIMAG0216.jpg

How much for the xpel? I am looking at getting my all terrain bumper only done, but with 3M wrap. Hook up price was $200

 

Any opinion which product is better xpel or 3m? I have never used a protective wrap before and it is for a black truck too

 

Just had my bumper repainted along with some other work done. Dealer did the bumper for free at least, had many rock chips

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I found that the 3m wrap is a hair more visually unappealing. Meaning, I think it may be a little thicker so u can notice that it has been installed. Unless u get a full hood wrap. I think the xpel did a better job at concealing it's even there. As far as protective properties, their both great quality. Not one better than the other. But the xpel dries water better and is little more resistant to scratches and coloring. I got a full front bumper kit including partial fender and side mirrors and also partial hood wrap for $1000. Hope that helps.

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I'm jealous, nice truck!

 

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