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thanks for the info! im fine minimal rubbing on the finder liner, was just worried about rubbing on the sway bar/control arms.

 

do you recommend the Bilstein 5100 shocks with the RC level? How much do they run?

I replied over on the 2014+ Leveling Kit thread to keep this one in topic. [emoji106]

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16 Silverado LT Crew Cab .

Picked it up Friday.

Lookin to do a RC level, haven't decided between 2" or 2.5"....

 

 

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Still deciding whether to keep blacked out or go back to chrome ????

Personally, the black grill is too much. I'd say color match everything or maybe just black out the GMC emblems.

 

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Still deciding whether to keep blacked out or go back to chrome ????

Another thought... I've seen guys black out the emblem but keep the chrome outline on the GMC. I was thinking about trying that.

 

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Here is mine ..2015 AT Rough Country 2.5 kit

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One of my favorite views. dcc55a9223d9cb291e2419b6796a9dab.jpg

 

 

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How do you like your Edge programmer? I've been thinking about getting one. What kind of adjustments have you done and how was the outcome?

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Personally, the black grill is too much. I'd say color match everything or maybe just black out the GMC emblems.

 

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thanks for the feedback.... I agree the black is a bit too much but at the same time the pictures do NOT do it justice. It does look better in person but I do miss the chrome. Thank fully its just plasti dip so maybe one of these weekends ill take it back off.

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Here is mine ..2015 AT Rough Country 2.5 kit

Did you install the rear blocks?

 

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Did you install the rear blocks?

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Sure did..

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Looks good

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Thanks man - I love it had the same kit on my 2014 SLE - new tires coming soon can't decide on the Nitto MT or wait for the Ridge Grappler to come out in my size, I'm thinking of going with 275/65/20

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Thanks man - I love it had the same kit on my 2014 SLE - new tires coming soon can't decide on the Nitto MT or wait for the Ridge Grappler to come out in my size, I'm thinking of going with 275/65/20

My 1st real truck full size lol, I'm trying to decide between RC 2.5" or 2" level. I'm looking to run 33s and don't want any rubbing.

 

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How do you like your Edge programmer? I've been thinking about getting one. What kind of adjustments have you done and how was the outcome?

It does what I need it to do. It adjusted for tires and gave me a little more fuel mileage with the lift. If you're happy with can tunes then it will be perfect. But if you want to change ALL the setting like transmission, then you're out of luck. It looks way better then the Diablo imo but the Diablo has better functions. Ive had it on my truck since I bought it in 2014. No issues.

 

 

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It does what I need it to do. It adjusted for tires and gave me a little more fuel mileage with the lift. If you're happy with can tunes then it will be perfect. But if you want to change ALL the setting like transmission, then you're out of luck. It looks way better then the Diablo imo but the Diablo has better functions. Ive had it on my truck since I bought it in 2014. No issues.

 

 

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Thanks for the feedback. I'm looking to up my MPG's and reduce the throttle lag. I don't like when I step on it there is hesitation.

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My 1st real truck full size lol, I'm trying to decide between RC 2.5" or 2" level. I'm looking to run 33s and don't want any rubbing.

 

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2inch leveling kit will allow 33" tires that's what I put on my truck and already checked there are no issues with 33" tires on a 2' RC level on 14 GM vehicles.

 

anything larger would require some trimming or raising of vehicle.

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