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Sal9012 Enthusiast

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Lol, thanks. There is always something....do it, you won't regret it. They look awesome

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RKeeper1
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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

Mileguru
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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.  

pgamboa
pgamboa

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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groundtrooper Enthusiast

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Debadged, still deciding on whether I'm going to keep the chevy badge on the back, cleaned and tire blacked. I love the Deep Ocean blue when it's clean...3facb1ecf2fa5e37f03437fa82083c1d.jpg

 

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Very true. I find myself washing my DOBM '16 all the time.

 

Curious. Which Autonation did you buy yours at?

 

And you have already swapped out color matched door handles?

nschultz0124 Enthusiast

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Very true. I find myself washing my DOBM '16 all the time.

 

Curious. Which Autonation did you buy yours at?

 

And you have already swapped out color matched door handles?

Bought at the autonation in Gilbert off Val Vista and Pecos. The door handles were like that when I drove it off the lot. Guess I got lucky. [emoji4]

 

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jsb159 Enthusiast

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New tail lights having to get a new driver side one due to a loose wire, overall I like the look but will most likely have change the bulbs.

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Bigredkyle Enthusiast

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I say do it for sure! I've always been a fan of tow mirrors on stanced / lifted trucks. I'm wanting to get the 2015 HD tows for mine and color match inside and out with Klearz clear lens

 

Toying with the idea of tow mirrors again. Played with this in photoshop, what do you guys think? Yay or Nay?

 

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slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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I say do it for sure! I've always been a fan of tow mirrors on stanced / lifted trucks. I'm wanting to get the 2015 HD tows for mine and color match inside and out with Klearz clear lens

 

 

 

looks good

Kjz215 Enthusiast

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I got tired of the front air damn getting mud and rocks lodged in it from the lease so I took it off. However, I missed the squared off look so I did a little cutting and trimming. I took out the center section and reduced the height of the area in front of the tires while following the contour of the damn. Let me know what you think.

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ikaika1984 Enthusiast

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Changed grille from chrome z71 to black surround honeycomb

Added Recon smoked projector head, tail and 3rd brake lights

Debadged Lettering

 

 

It was a good day....

Hey brother

Quick question. Does the recon lights come in different shades of tint? TIA

 

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For you hunters... I tied into the factory bed lights and added a pair of led to the inside of my toolbox. They swivel and tilt. I also added a switch inside the toolbox so they can be on or off with the bed lights on, but won't accidentally stay on. This works for us since we back up to a tree, mount our portable tree hanger and get to work.

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slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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For you hunters... I tied into the factory bed lights and added a pair of led to the inside of my toolbox. They swivel and tilt. I also added a switch inside the toolbox so they can be on or off with the bed lights on, but won't accidentally stay on. This works for us since we back up to a tree, mount our portable tree hanger and get to work.

 

looks good. I add 39" led strip on the front of box, tie into cargo lights

wmgrenon Enthusiast

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Hey brother

Quick question. Does the recon lights come in different shades of tint? TIA

 

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I haven't seen them other than smoked

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Rock1500 Senior Enthusiast

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I would have to say the ride is not bad with 35 and a 3.42 with the rc 7.5 that my current set up your lose some but it not like most people say. I am also looking at 4.10 this winter but for now the 3.42 are doing the job. So don't let it stop going with a 35. You may be surprised.

 

Installed a wireless charger. Took about 30 minutes pretty simple and worth the money. Total cost 15 dollars well spent.

 

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What wireless coil did you use for it?

 

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Bigredkyle Enthusiast

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Added Gm factory chrome skid plate and tow hooks...it makes the front end look more finished than the cutout in the chrome bumper to me.

 

Planning to do some more color matching and possibly powder coating the bumpers. Still want to keep the white / chrome theme with minimal black.

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Skelly Enthusiast

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New tail lights having to get a new driver side one due to a loose wire, overall I like the look but will most likely have change the bulbs.

 

Those are sweet. What brand and how much were they?

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Flares. Spacers. Led fog lights and headlights and Led DRLs. Thought the DRL install came out pretty clean.

 

 

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