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Hauled this precious cargo home for the first time from the NICU after 40 days!   Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

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I installed this thingy on the top of my 2017 6.2L. Not really sure what it does, but my truck goes really fast now.  

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Found an hour of free time yesterday and installed GM - Illuminated Door Sills. Love the way they look! Of course, made a how to video. The box didn't come with instructions and tried searching he

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Obviously not all done today, but since the end of January when I got the truck. White Diamond crew cab LT. Had the dealer install the 6" oem chrome running boards. Since then I installed oem color match mud guards, oem led bed lights, Weathertech in channel rain guards,Weathertech front and rear floor mats, Bakflip G2 tonneau cover, BedRug, VLed 5000K fog, cargo, and reverse bulbs and last night I put in the Pop&Lock tailgate lock.

 

I have the VLed 5000k led h11 bulbs in the garage to install. I had them in once but had issues with them randomly flickering. I have the Morimoto hd wiring harness and error canceler now and they work fine. I haven't permanently installed them because the Morimoto harness is only long enough to mount everything on the passenger side where room is limited. My plan is to extend the harness so it is long enough to mount all the components on the driver side where there is plenty of room to work and make everything nice and neat.

 

Still considering a level/lift on the front, front tint and maybe a bug deflector before the hood gets chips.

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Pop And Lock done today. Fantastic! Would have gladly paid Chevy the $100 they could have charged me for it, IF IT WAS ONLY AN OPTION!!! :idiot:

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Finally got the Line-X done today and installed my Roll-X cover .

any issues with line x application?
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Line X went great , made sure they did not go over bed lights out the holes for any hooks . Looks really good .

 

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I installed the chrome door and tailgate handles, and chrome mirrors to my '14 All Star Edition. They look great!

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I installed 9011 65w headlights last night. I put retractable tiedown hooks in all 9 positions a week or so ago.

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Line X went great , made sure they did not go over bed lights out the holes for any hooks . Looks really good .

 

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Did they tape off the holes on the bed walls when the applied the Line X?
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Did they tape off the holes on the bed walls when the applied the Line X?[/quote

 

Yep, made sure of that as well as not putting the line x sticker on my rear window .

 

 

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I have the VLed 5000k led h11 bulbs in the garage to install. I had them in once but had issues with them randomly flickering. I have the Morimoto hd wiring harness and error canceler now and they work fine. I haven't permanently installed them because the Morimoto harness is only long enough to mount everything on the passenger side where room is limited. My plan is to extend the harness so it is long enough to mount all the components on the driver side where there is plenty of room to work and make everything nice and neat.

 

 

How bright are the h11's compared to the factory light output

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I installed the chrome door and tailgate handles, and chrome mirrors to my '14 All Star Edition. They look great!

 

What did this cost you and how hard was the install if you don't mind me asking.

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