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Too bad GM decided to only offer these color match options on standard colors. Even the 15s have an option for color matches bumpers as long as you want a standard color or Id be all over the grille and bumpers!

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Crafferty,

 

Any tips on removing those rear pieces...I tried but they did not seem to give way...I was afraid of breaking them.

 

Rick

The center console is super easy, you just open the hatch then lift from the back and it just pops out. After that there is 6 or 8 screws that hold the electrical at the front of the console to the console. The front doors you start at the bottom and pry up to release the clips, then you slide the piece down and out. The rear doors you start at the angled side and then work them out. I sucked at the rear doors and broke a couple clips, but they still hold just fine.

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Too bad GM decided to only offer these color match options on standard colors. Even the 15s have an option for color matches bumpers as long as you want a standard color or Id be all over the grille and bumpers!

I wish that was an option for the bumpers in the 14's, no I just have to find someone to paint mine.. Not sure if painting or powder coating is the way to go.

 

 

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I Someone else on here had theres powder coated cheap and its a stronger finish than paint IMO. If I could get a brownstone powder coat, thats what I'd do

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I wish that was an option for the bumpers in the 14's, no I just have to find someone to paint mine.. Not sure if painting or powder coating is the way to go.

 

 

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I say powder coat also, but paint would hold up better than factory paint so I wouldn't look for color match bumpers. I want mine black but I want to look into black chrome so I get both black and still have a chrome look to it like my black chrome exhaust tips.

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I wish that was an option for the bumpers in the 14's, no I just have to find someone to paint mine.. Not sure if painting or powder coating is the way to go.

 

 

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I would go with with paint and have them spray a couple extra layers of clear.
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Swapped out my headlights! Tomorrow I plan on throwing in the Silverado kit from TRS.

 

 

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Swapped out my headlights! Tomorrow I plan on throwing in the Silverado kit from TRS.

 

 

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Where'd you get the new headlights?

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Weather finally got nice enough to get out and take some good pics. Last weekend me and a buddy put on the AT grille. Got the inspiration from ventilator and his grille swap. Really love this grille.

 

 

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Crf450r420, are your VLED fogs oriented up and down or left to right? I oriented mine to left and right and I found no problem with them shooting too high so far. I have 2.25inch level too

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I have mine up and down. I can't remember the details, but I did try side to side. Plus I have square fog lights in my Silverado, not the round ones in the GMC.

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Picked up my newly dipped carbon fiber interior trim. Yeah it looks like freaking checkers! Pissed off right now.

 

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This is why I'm wrapping mine with carbon fiber vinyl. It has texture to make it look much more like the real thing.

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I have mine up and down. I can't remember the details, but I did try side to side. Plus I have square fog lights in my Silverado, not the round ones in the GMC.

you should try left to right. That is the first direction I have tried, I have also carefully measured the offset from stock halogen bulb. The beam pattern is way better than I have expected!

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