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10 hours ago, jgraves13 said:

 


Looks great. More info on truck?


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Thanks, It's just a 3" maxtrac level sitting on Nitto Trail Grapplers 285/65/18.  The wheels are Fuel trophy D552 18x9.  The running boards are GoRhino RB20's.  That's pretty much it.  I would like to change out the wheels for bronze wheels, change out the exhaust, and hopefully the 4" BDS lift with fox coilovers.

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Picked up a 2015 Denali, and absolutely love it!

 

I did get a level kit in, which through of the magneride, so it's currently getting that reset along with the alignment today.

 

 

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14 hours ago, Aaron1085 said:

 


I run a Morimoto 35w kit. Remind me how to lower the headlights again please?


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1) find level ground, i used my driveway and garage door and parked about 20 feet away

2) Aim truck at garage door and turn on lights, works best at night or dusk

3) with painters tape, mark the center of each headlight beam on your garage door

4) open hood and right around each headlight are a white plastic "screw", philips head

5) Turn them in the direction to lower the beam

6) I lowered my beam by about 2inch from the tape mark

7) Youre Done

Jeremyv Enthusiast

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Finally got my wheels and tires on it. Damn she looks so much better. 13e71d2e0eaf571b30e5ea00af134673.heic3f5411993a6f980651d025a546a63f45.heic454396e3670703c809d0985490259152.heic

I’m so happy I decided 0 offset it ended up exactly how I wanted it too.


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New to the forum. Here's my 2017 Sierra 1500 All Terrain in Crimson Red Tintcoat. You can follow my Instagram @StockRedSierra for more pictures and updates. Just installed a sPOD HD and I have a 30" light bar coming next week to put behind the grill after I delete the active grille shutters. I will be starting a build thread soon for it as well!

 

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SNAFU88 Enthusiast

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2015 SLT w/ 2" RC leveling kit, 285/70-17 KO2s on 17x9 -6 Pro Comps.  Recently got rid of all the awful chrome trim and badges.  

 

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5 minutes ago, SNAFU88 said:

2015 SLT w/ 2" RC leveling kit, 285/70-17 KO2s on 17x9 -6 Pro Comps.  Recently got rid of all the awful chrome trim and badges.  

 

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Looks good! I recognize that pull off near the Union St. bridge. 

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Just picked up my GMC truck!  Love this thing.  '18 Denali in white frost.  I have never owned a GM truck before, so I am leaning heavily on all of you experienced forum members for advice and help.  I am contemplating a lift, or at least a level.  After seeing the black widow package that SPC offers, I am maybe leaning toward the 6" lift but don't want to void my warranty, so maybe the level is the way to go for now?  How big of a tire can I go with a level kit?

 

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Rock1500 Senior Enthusiast

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On 6/13/2018 at 12:37 PM, TyGriff13 said:

Here's a side shot for ya! N-Fab running boards. 

 

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What size tires and rims are you running?  Also what is the brand of tires?

TXGREEK Senior Enthusiast

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Just picked up my GMC truck!  Love this thing.  '18 Denali in white frost.  I have never owned a GM truck before, so I am leaning heavily on all of you experienced forum members for advice and help.  I am contemplating a lift, or at least a level.  After seeing the black widow package that SPC offers, I am maybe leaning toward the 6" lift but don't want to void my warranty, so maybe the level is the way to go for now?  How big of a tire can I go with a level kit?
 
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Looks great! Take it slow and easy, is that the 6.2 or 5.3?


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Upgraded the 2017 Sierra elevation to the 2018 Sierra All Terrain with a 4.5” Zone Lift 

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12 hours ago, TXGREEK said:


Looks great! Take it slow and easy, is that the 6.2 or 5.3?


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It’s the 6.2, and thanks for the kind words.  I see a corsa exhaust and maybe a whipple SC in my future.  Although, it’s plenty fast now.  After seeing pics of the ‘19 Denali, I knew i had to have an ‘18.  

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This Red pops in the sun. Washed and waxed the truck this morning before the heat showed up. Debadged the tailgate, but it's too hot now to do the doors. Will get them next time. 

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