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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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They tried to get me to go look at the 2016s but i told them i wouldnt take one if they gave it to me. I explicitly expressed my hate of the new redesign lol

 

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Haha I meant sports car or motorcycle.

 

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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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Txjose Senior Enthusiast

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Haha I meant sports car or motorcycle.

 

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Car??? LOL

 

U get shot in these parts for having a sports car.

 

And too chicken shit for a crotch rocket.

 

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werked Enthusiast

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Finally had time to give mind a good was yesterday after all of the road salt abuse. All I had to do was wash and dry and it looked amazing. That optiseal really works wonders for the winter beating these things take.

Today....I dropped her off at the collision center to have my front bumper replaced. Good times, should have it back tomorrow tho.

 

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OldDawg45 Enthusiast

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I didn't add all these today, but over the past 4 months I have added : tinted windows and front windshield, leveled, spray in bed liner, Morimoto HID's, Rigid DOT approved cubes, fogs w/ high beam mod, LED reverse - cargo - tag lights, Airaid MIT, GM Borla cat back - dual side exit, in-channel vent shades, Permafinish and today - Full Kicker Soungate upgrade. I am really digging my truck....

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Bigfoot16 Enthusiast

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Looks great! How does it sound? Can we see some pics of the whole truck? From what I can see those helos look awesome

 

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The sound is really good. Nice rumble on acceleration but very quiet on the highway. I'll try to post a video tomorrow if I can. The wheels are Hostile sprockets, my first time with black wheels. I get a lot of comments on them. Thanks. I have more pictures posted in the wheels and tires section.

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Dust16z71 Enthusiast

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The sound is really good. Nice rumble on acceleration but very quiet on the highway. I'll try to post a video tomorrow if I can. The wheels are Hostile sprockets, my first time with black wheels. I get a lot of comments on them. Thanks. I have more pictures posted in the wheels and tires section.

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Truck looks great! I'm looking for this exact stance or something similar..... Would you mind sharing your wheel tire and leveling kit specs? Any rubbing at full lock or suspension travel? How much if any trimming involved? Everything I'm reading is to go with a 0 offset on these trucks with just a level kit.

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Truck looks great! I'm looking for this exact stance or something similar..... Would you mind sharing your wheel tire and leveling kit specs? Any rubbing at full lock or suspension travel? How much if any trimming involved? Everything I'm reading is to go with a 0 offset on these trucks with just a level kit.

 

Thanks. The wheels are 20x10 with -19 offset. Tires are 33x12.50 Toyo open country R/T. I did not have to do any trimming but did do the zip ties on the wheel well liner. I've heard it rub in reverse twice, and that was on coming out of my driveway which is a little steep. Other than that, no rubbing. The level is a rough country 2.5" in the front and the 2" block replacing the stock 1" in the back.

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Thanks. The wheels are 20x10 with -19 offset. Tires are 33x12.50 Toyo open country R/T. I did not have to do any trimming but did do the zip ties on the wheel well liner. I've heard it rub in reverse twice, and that was on coming out of my driveway which is a little steep. Other than that, no rubbing. The level is a rough country 2.5" in the front and the 2" block replacing the stock 1" in the back.

Thanks. I appreciate it!

Aimtrue0531 Enthusiast

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Finished my interior vinyl wrap today. A big thanks to tootall87 for his advice and in helping me get this project done.

 

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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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Finished my interior vinyl wrap today. A big thanks to tootall87 for his advice and in helping me get this project done.

 

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That came out great. I don't think most people understand how hard it is to wrap carbon fiber patterns.

 

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Thank you. It was a HUGE pain in the ass, but i am thrilled with how it came out. Now I just need to figure out how to remove the trim from around the airbag because now that sticks out like a sore thumb

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Thank you. It was a HUGE pain in the ass, but i am thrilled with how it came out. Now I just need to figure out how to remove the trim from around the airbag because now that sticks out like a sore thumb

You have disconnect the battery and then remove the airbag and then the trim.

 

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I'm okay with doing a lot of things but messing with the airbag is not one of them.

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