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CMAdams1983 Enthusiast

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No problem. Looks damn good and deserves to be said! If I had a K2 Chevy id probably copy you and paint the grille like yours haha. And nice choice for the bow tie. Can't wait to see how it turns out. And good luck with the caliper paint

 

 

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haha thank you again, if anybody has a suggestion where I can find a seafoam green high temperature paint that would be awesome.

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Looks like you left cut off line is crooked.. :D

My headlights alignment was off a little bit, I raised the right beam a little bit and now they are perfectly straight.

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You guys might think I'm crazy but I plasti dipped the chrome on the front today. I felt crazy spraying a brand new 40k+ truck but I think it turned out good. Going to do the back bumper later and then I have to find the right paint for the Chevy logo and calipers but it will be different thats for sure.

 

What do you think so far though?

Looks real clean!

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The best mod for the money.. ;)

I couldn't agree more, these trucks should come equipped with HID from the factory, at least for the higher trims.

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You guys might think I'm crazy but I plasti dipped the chrome on the front today. I felt crazy spraying a brand new 40k+ truck but I think it turned out good. Going to do the back bumper later and then I have to find the right paint for the Chevy logo and calipers but it will be different thats for sure.

 

What do you think so far though?

 

That looks so sick! I was nervous as to how the dip would stick to chrome - no problems huh?

 

Did you have parking sensors to deal with?

CMAdams1983 Enthusiast

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That looks so sick! I was nervous as to how the dip would stick to chrome - no problems huh?

 

Did you have parking sensors to deal with?

Thank you, and I honestly can't answer the sticking question, I guess time will tell on that one. I couldn't find the plasti dip glossifer so I just picked up a can of the auto gloss black paint and went over the plasti dip with that to get a gloss finish. I'll post what happens after a couple car washes haha

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New tires - 33x12.50r20 Toyo MT.

 

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that looks great, is that the rc 2.5 lift? did you use all the parts? I see it maintained a nice rake to it which is what im looking for...

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That looks badass!!! How much weight can you put on the rack?? Also what is your total height with just the black rack installed!!!

 

Thanks..

 

i know a lot of the Thule racks can take up to 150LBs. didn't ask what its rated to. top of the safari rack it almost 8.5 feet

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that looks great, is that the rc 2.5 lift? did you use all the parts? I see it maintained a nice rake to it which is what im looking for...

Thanks! Yes I used all the parts, the rake wasn't as prominent until after I did an alignment and added the tires. I need to check psi etc and find out what the deal is. Measured this morning and I'm at 39.5" in the front and 41" in the back GTF.

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Added a black bug deflector last night. Sorry no pictures, but loving the look of it. Living down county roads caused a lot of windshield bug splatter, hopefully this will cut that down a little.

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Dipped my mirrors white today... I'm digging it!

 

Looks great. I also noticed you did the inside trim around your fog lights. I have very little knowledge of the "plasti-dip" stuff. Could you provide a link to what you bought by chance? Did you take the parts off the truck, or just taped them off? Thanks again and keep up the awesome work!

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I wanna play!! Here's mine. Just color matched my headlights the other day. Plasti-dipped the roof and b-pillars for contrast, I like the b pillars but am not sold on the roof yet. Here's a list of everything I have done to it

2014 silverado z71 LTZ

2.5" leveling kit

Black 20s

Color matched mud flaps

20% tint, 50% on the windshield

WeatherTech mats

Underseat storage

Debadged

Clear bra

Here's when I picked it up from the dealership.... Looks a lot different now IMO!

 

50% tint on the windshield. How does that look from the inside looking out? What about your inspection/registration sticker. It looks sweet, but just curious on visibility loss.

 

 

 

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Got the windows tinted today. 32% on the front driver and passenger side windows, 32% over existing factory privacy glass in the rear passenger and rear window.

 

Also got an alignment since I put the leveling kit on Friday afternoon.

 

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