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Do these look really dumb?

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/14-16-GMC-Sierra-1500-Truck-Gloss-Black-Taillight-Tail-Light-Trim-Bezel-Cover-/121844606503?hash=item1c5e812627:g:UW0AAOSwJcZWgY68&vxp=mtr

 

Got a two year lease, I don't want to spend money on aftermarket tails and I'm obviously not going to get them permanently painted. I plasti dipped all the chrome and emblems like I had on my GMC Terrain, just looking for a touch of customization in the back.

 

I kind of like them but they seem a bit busy.

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Do these look really dumb?

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/14-16-GMC-Sierra-1500-Truck-Gloss-Black-Taillight-Tail-Light-Trim-Bezel-Cover-/121844606503?hash=item1c5e812627:g:UW0AAOSwJcZWgY68&vxp=mtr

 

Got a two year lease, I don't want to spend money on aftermarket tails and I'm obviously not going to get them permanently painted. I plasti dipped all the chrome and emblems like I had on my GMC Terrain, just looking for a touch of customization in the back.

 

I kind of like them but they seem a bit busy.

Yes, those look very dumb. Have you thought about purchasing vinyl tint?

 

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Added some cab clearance lights and rain guards :)

 

how hard to install ? headliner come down ? gm or recon lights

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how hard to install ? headliner come down ? gm or recon lights

I only helped, didn't do the actual installation. Yes the headliner came down just fine. They are Pacer lights. Almost identical to the GM ones.

 

Josh

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Yes, those look very dumb. Have you thought about purchasing vinyl tint?

 

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Thanks.

 

I actually ordered a sheet of vinyl tint off ebay last night around same time I posted. One shop said they have issues with these tails, but I think he just wanted to upsell me on painting them. I was looking for someone if the tint film job goes to shit. I read other people had success. I considered Lamin-x but searched hi and low and found no one posting results so I ordered a 12" by 72" roll of film for $13

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Finally, Just installed

RC 5" lift

Fuel assault 20x10 with Nittos G2 305/55/12

RC flares (color matched)

 

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Goodbye Lover

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Hello Beast!!! :P

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Truck looks sharp! I would've loved the tows off your old truck

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Truck looks sharp! I would've loved the tows off your old truck

 

Thanks,

The tows going in to the new truck this weekend. :D

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Finally, Just installed

RC 5" lift

Fuel assault 20x10 with Nittos G2 305/55/12

RC flares (color matched)

 

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truck looks bada$$ - wonder if there's a way to get those RC flares to curve in and flush down to the bumper cap so it just doesn't square off in the very front...to me it looks like they did the right thing on the back flares but the front one just stops....? maybe it's my OCD showing through...!

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truck looks bada$$ - wonder if there's a way to get those RC flares to curve in and flush down to the bumper cap so it just doesn't square off in the very front...to me it looks like they did the right thing on the back flares but the front one just stops....? maybe it's my OCD showing through...!

I have the same thoughts about them "just stopping"...It appears Bushwacker has a trim piece, but I haven't been successful locating them.

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