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Out with old in with the new ?

 

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Literally didn't even get home from the dealership and picked these boys up already 22" cooper zeon ltz... New look on this one ?

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NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

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Out with old in with the new

 

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Literally didn't even get home from the dealership and picked these boys up already 22" cooper zeon ltz... New look on this one

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Idk man, to much money invested on your Silverado to trade. But then again you never did stick to one set of wheels for long haha.

 

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NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

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I've seen some decals on instagram saying dirty money on some really nice trucks. Like come on, are you proud of making your truck like that with dirty money? This is my contribution with my hard earned money. Probably going on my back window to add 10hp more lol

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baggedlvintegra Enthusiast

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Idk man, to much money invested on your Silverado to trade. But then again you never did stick to one set of wheels for long haha.

 

2014 Silverado 2WT CC Summit White 4.3L V6

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Trust me I wouldn't trade if it didn't benefit me, that's all I'll say about the deal I got ;)

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Out with old in with the new 49E2E6CA-DC1D-4F77-ABFF-A8FA48FEA866_zps

Literally didn't even get home from the dealership and picked these boys up already 22" cooper zeon ltz... New look on this one 6ABC8290-85CA-4317-ABFF-FF81C1127E17_zps

What size zeons?
Eddie 70 Senior Enthusiast

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Installed the 50w CREE LED Reverse bulbs. Wow they are much brighter than stock.

 

 

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When I got my truck someone had already tinted the taillights and I can hardly see to back up at night. The lights look good but they are painted. I wonder if these would help my situation? I searched Amazon and there are different versions of Cree 50 watt backup lights. What did you wind up getting?

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Eddie

NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

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When I got my truck someone had already tinted the taillights and I can hardly see to back up at night. The lights look good but they are painted. I wonder if these would help my situation? I searched Amazon and there are different versions of Cree 50 watt backup lights. What did you wind up getting?

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Eddie

In my personal experience even a brighter bulb inside a tinted headlight/taillight won't work much. I suggest adding led pods under your bumper for backing up. You won't regret it.

 

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Eddie 70 Senior Enthusiast

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In my personal experience even a brighter bulb inside a tinted headlight/taillight won't work much. I suggest adding led pods under your bumper for backing up. You won't regret it.

 

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LED pods are what I have been thinking of doing. I just don't like the pods hanging down from the bumper. I saw the pics of the LED bulbs and wondered if they might help.

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NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

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Added 50 hp with my new z71 and construction money decals 39554b43cb5f59d620e8f501aa021f48.jpg

 

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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Washed the whole exterior yesterday including underneath and this morning I decided to polish th driveshaft. Saw a it done on a SEMA build and thought why not haha. Was easy to do

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ikaika1984 Enthusiast

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LED pods are what I have been thinking of doing. I just don't like the pods hanging down from the bumper. I saw the pics of the LED bulbs and wondered if they might help.

There's a member on here that has a slim LED light bar, not square like Ridged. He mounted them to his towing frame.

 

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Victor Ferreira Enthusiast

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Had a bit of a scare. Was driving down the interstate when "Service Stabilitrak" came up. Fine. Less than a minute later, all gauges shut off, including the DIC, and then the DIC came back on and started displaying "Service 4WD", "Service Brakes", "Brake assist off, drive with care", "Steering assist off, drive with care". Then something among the lines of "Power Steering Malfunction" came on at which point the only thing that worked was the engine and the radio. I've driven cars without power steering before, including older trucks, but this was beyond anything I've ever had to steer. Oh, and after exiting the highway I stopped at a red light and had another surprise: transmission wouldn't shift out of first anymore. It's amazing how dependent on electrics modern vehicles are.

 

Looking forward to have the dealer tell me what happened.

 

 

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Had a bit of a scare. Was driving down the interstate when "Service Stabilitrak" came up. Fine. Less than a minute later, all gauges shut off, including the DIC, and then the DIC came back on and started displaying "Service 4WD", "Service Brakes", "Brake assist off, drive with care", "Steering assist off, drive with care". Then something among the lines of "Power Steering Malfunction" came on at which point the only thing that worked was the engine and the radio. I've driven cars without power steering before, including older trucks, but this was beyond anything I've ever had to steer. Looking forward to have the dealer tell me what happened.

 

 

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Similar thing happened to me an my old 08 Silvy, was driving to work, all of the sudden dash lights came on, power steering went out, and I couldn't accelerate at all...basically coasted into the Speedway that was close....

 

Ended up being the throttle body...needless to say, it was scary as shit...had to use all my strength just to steer the truck into the station...

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slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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check out www.agricover.com/ledlights . I used there 18 W flood light , mounted on the hitch cross bar under the truck . size about 1.5 X 6 " . wire to my cargo lights


check out www.agricover.com/ledlights . I used there 18 W flood light , mounted on the hitch cross bar under the truck . size about 1.5 X 6 " . wire to my cargo lights

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