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TBaganATX Enthusiast

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Over the weekend.

 

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How did you get those fog lights in there? Are those Rigid?

 

Looks sweet!

Over the weekend.

 

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How did you get those fog lights in there? Are those Rigid?

 

Looks sweet!

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No Tyme Senior Enthusiast

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Looks good to me. Did you buy the color matched mirrors or have them painted?

Actually the color matched door handles and mirror caps were on the truck when I bought it new.

smokey982 Enthusiast

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Actually the color matched door handles and mirror caps were on the truck when I bought it new.

It looks great. I've considered chrome door handles, mirror, and body molding. But I know there's a fine line between improving the look and doing too much. So I can't decide if I want all those items chromed out or just some of them.

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Has anyone ever purchased anything online from GMPartsdirect.com? I'm just wondering how reliable they are and are their products true GM parts? They seem to have very good pricing.

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Has anyone ever purchased anything online from GMPartsdirect.com? I'm just wondering how reliable they are and are their products true GM parts? They seem to have very good pricing.

a lot of us have. Their prices are good, shipping speed is decent, products are legit.

 

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It looks great. I've considered chrome door handles, mirror, and body molding. But I know there's a fine line between improving the look and doing too much. So I can't decide if I want all those items chromed out or just some of them.

Thank you... I was a bit concerned that the window trim might be too much, but so far I like it. Don't think I'll make anymore changes.

I seen a Dodge Ram that was white and had everything he could chromed out.... Way too much for my taste! :nonod:

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Better?

Looks just like mine,and black too, but in the honeycomb grille. What lights did you use? I think we are the only two with grille marker lights.

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Looks just like mine,and black too, but in the honeycomb grille. What lights did you use? I think we are the only two with grille marker lights.

Not for long.... Muahahahaha.

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Not for long.... Muahahahaha.

Just a fyi, I used Maxxima 3/4 inch LED clearance markers which fit perfect in the honeycomb grille. Clear lens with Amber LEDs. Got them off Amazon. I'm interested to know which ones J used.

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What grille do you have? If I remember correctly on mine (honeycomb) the openings are 1 1/4 width, and 2 1/2 length. So these should fit. Only concern would be the diamond shape of them being too wide at the angles compared to the honeycomb opening on the grille.

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Loaded the kayaks on the Invis-A-Rack for the first time. Love being able to close the tonneau with the rack on.

 

It's a shame it's been a rough year so far and this will be their first trip out.

 

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SkippyG4 Enthusiast

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Well, today was supposed to be a good day for my 14. Body shop finally fixed the scratch on my truck that i have had since the day i got the thing. They sent it over to service and had the two recalls worked out. DiabloSport tuners arrived and truck was to be tuned.

 

However after picking it up from the shop my business partner followed me back to our shop and discovered my truck was dog tracking from the lift that was recently put on. The truck has had some shake in it since we got it back but we spoke with the shop and they assured it was just something wrong with the DynaBeads that were used to balance the tires and would look at it at the 500 mile re-torque but after today we have seen what the real problem is.

 

needless to say i am without my truck again. The shop told us that they are basically going to remove the lift and reinstall it making sure everything is 100%

 

starting to miss my truck after the amount of time it has been in the shop recently...

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