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Maybe this will appeal to the masses a little more. My truck lowered just a little beside a friends truck that was raised up just a little. Pretty decent comparison if you ask me...

 

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I De - badged and dumped the exhaust.

 

More pics please! Is that rear chevy badge just glued on? or were there locator holes you had to fill in?

 

Also how did you dump the exhaust?

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LTZ 4x4 5.3 RC leveling kit 275/60/20 Terra Grapplers….waiting on Bak Flip bed cover and Go Rhino Dominator II steps.attachicon.gifIMG_0076.JPG

Did you get your side steps? Pictures? Just bought a white double cab; debating on whether I want OEM style steps or the dominators.

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More pics please! Is that rear chevy badge just glued on? or were there locator holes you had to fill in

 

Also how did you dump the exhaust?

The rear badge is glued on. No holes to deal with. I removed the stock muffler and had a flowmaster pro 10 welded up. Then I cut off the rear resonator and extended the pipe over the rear axle. I will take a pic for you and post up later.

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my new Denali getting a bath

 

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Thats a lot of suds, what do you use?

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The rear badge is glued on. No holes to deal with. I removed the stock muffler and had a flowmaster pro 10 welded up. Then I cut off the rear resonator and extended the pipe over the rear axle. I will take a pic for you and post up later.

 

good to know! I am thinking about de-badging and that makes life way easier. I did the muffler delete to mine and welded in a straight peice but its still way too quiet. thinking about getting rid of the resonator, and that flappy valve.

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The rear badge is glued on. No holes to deal with. I removed the stock muffler and had a flowmaster pro 10 welded up. Then I cut off the rear resonator and extended the pipe over the rear axle. I will take a pic for you and post up later.

 

good to know! I am thinking about de-badging and that makes life way easier. I did the muffler delete to mine and welded in a straight peice but its still way too quiet. thinking about getting rid of the resonator, and that flappy valve.

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Thats a lot of suds, what do you use?

 

6oz of Adams Car Shampoo in a 36oz water bottle connected to a MTM Hydro foam cannon on my pressure washer :thumbs:

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Maybe this will appeal to the masses a little more. My truck lowered just a little beside a friends truck that was raised up just a little. Pretty decent comparison if you ask me...

 

More pictures/specs of your buddies truck?

 

Yours is nice too though.. Haha

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