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HydrogenCyanide

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I originally ordered my truck back in October. Just picked it up today. So far I love everything about it except for the wood grain looking trim on the doors and the centre console. I ordered an SLT. I believe other level's might have different color pieces?

 

Has anyone ordered a different color trim pieces? If so, where did you order from and how difficult were they to install? Any other option to get rid of wood grain look?

SILVERADOSC540 Senior Enthusiast

SILVERADOSC540

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Don't know about you interior color scheme, but a friend of mine did some carbon fiber vinyl on some panels in his SRT8 Challenger and they look fantastic. I believe he used the "3D" vinyl, which looks and feels more like carbon fiber and less like a sticker.

brentadams646 Enthusiast

brentadams646

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I'm about to have all the chrome painted on my truck, I'm going to take off all the wood grain trim parts and have it painted the exterior color of my truck.

1kwik72 Enthusiast

1kwik72

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I plan to see if my dealer will swap it out before I take delivery. My truck isn't built yet but I already know I don't want the fake wood look. I own a repair shop and have a wholesale account with the dealer I am getting my truck from so worse case scenario I will buy and install the Z71 trim and install it myself. Mine is a bench seat so I only have the doors to deal with. The retail price on the metal look trim is about $55 for each door. From the looks of it in the exploded view in my parts program it looks like they just snap in.

 

Craig

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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You could have the pieces hydro dipped?

 

See my engine cover in my car, dipped carbon fiber/flames

 

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Ryan

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full_throttle

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I originally ordered my truck back in October. Just picked it up today. So far I love everything about it except for the wood grain looking trim on the doors and the centre console. I ordered an SLT. I believe other level's might have different color pieces?

 

Has anyone ordered a different color trim pieces? If so, where did you order from and how difficult were they to install? Any other option to get rid of wood grain look?

I noticed the two options as we'll and had a dealer tell me the other day that the wood or silver inserts on the interior are all relevant to the exterior. Certain exterior colours all come with the wood grain while others come with the silver. Not sure if there is any truth to that.

brentadams646 Enthusiast

brentadams646

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LTZ has wood grain, Z71 has silver/carbon fiber look. I have heard some people say that if you have a LTZ Z71 then you would have the wood inserts so i'm not sure in that situation.

1kwik72 Enthusiast

1kwik72

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LTZ has wood grain, Z71 has silver/carbon fiber look. I have heard some people say that if you have a LTZ Z71 then you would have the wood inserts so i'm not sure in that situation.

Not the case the LTZ Z71 has the silver inserts also. My salesman brought one over for me to check out when he grabbed my car for a trade appraisal.

brentadams646 Enthusiast

brentadams646

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That's what I've heard because I know the silver is Z71 specific but someone on here posted they were upset that theirs was delivered with wood instead. Maybe that was just a mix up.

1kwik72 Enthusiast

1kwik72

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Anyone know the part number and where it could be ordered. I believe there are likely 6 pieces. One for each door and one for each side of the console

Depends on which one you want if I recall correctly there are 4 choices including the woodgrain. If I recal they are light wood, dark wood (denali/high country) black and what they call reverse tartan. Also depends on if it is for a double cab or Crew Cab

Dirtbiker Enthusiast

Dirtbiker

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All Terrains come with a silver looking trim. Not sure on other options with other models.

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