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Has anyone bought any of these?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/141685859719

 

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I got something similar through Amazon for less. I saw the ones on eBay but felt more comfortable with Amazon in case I wanted to return them. I have had them on my truck for about a month and half and they are excellent.

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YI5W3NU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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Newspapers still exist?

 

 

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For how much longer?

 

 

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I got something similar through Amazon for less. I saw the ones on eBay but felt more comfortable with Amazon in case I wanted to return them. I have had them on my truck for about a month and half and they are excellent.

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YI5W3NU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Pics of them installed?

 

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Has anyone bought any of these?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/141685859719

 

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I did about a year ago and ended up throwing them in the trash. I only got the headlight pieces and had them on for a few months but the more I looked at them more they looked hokie. Just my opinion.

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Had a Borla XR1 muffler installed, clamped open the flapper, left the resonator intact. Sounds great.

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Washed the bugs off it today, and took some measurements. It's 37" at the front and 39.25" in the back, so I'll have a 1" rake after pulling the rear blocks. Also booked the truck in to tint the front windows. And still searching for some OEM 22's.

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Washed the bugs off it today, and took some measurements. It's 37" at the front and 39.25" in the back, so I'll have a 1" rake after pulling the rear blocks. Also booked the truck in to tint the front windows. And still searching for some OEM 22's.

Which mud flaps/splash guards do you have installed?
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Can't find the post, but someone wanted pictures of the ProClip holder without the phone inserted. Hopefully they look ok, my camera on my iPhone is one that is plagued with the shaky camera syndrome.

 

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Photo Aug 31, 5 49 33 PM by Jim Fox, on Flickr

 

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Photo Aug 31, 5 49 04 PM by Jim Fox, on Flickr

Thx!!!

 

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Pics of them installed?

 

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See my vehicle build post. I changed out the red grille that comes with the Rally editions for a gloss black grille. I first planned to change out the lights as well but the ratings for the reasonably priced ones on Amazon were very poor. I was also concerned that the black "glossiness" would match. I took a chance on the Razor trim cover and it matches the grille perfectly.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/203428-uofazcats-victory-red-rally-silverado/?p=2025937

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Which mud flaps/splash guards do you have installed?

Husky

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See my vehicle build post. I changed out the red grille that comes with the Rally editions for a gloss black grille. I first planned to change out the lights as well but the ratings for the reasonably priced ones on Amazon were very poor. I was also concerned that the black "glossiness" would match. I took a chance on the Razor trim cover and it matches the grille perfectly.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/203428-uofazcats-victory-red-rally-silverado/?p=2025937

It came our great man. I'm jealous haha

 

 

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BG INDUCTION cleaning on FUEL and Air from Throttle plate to Piston Tops! Chucked All 8 plugs.....watch out for #8 it's not a show stopper but does require 2-3 drinks to get in the mood........BG'd the ENGINE for 20minutes and replaced all filters.......and washed!

 

If anybody cares the plugs in my opinion looked decent and can go 60K...Just remember they are GDI engines so I would advise not going much longer. As it will only speed up the valve and piston top coking etc. These engines require a little more maintenance is all I am saying and staying on top of GDI's are something you will eventually learn either the easy way or hard way. It's more than just oil and changing by the way with GDI. These engines are pretty stout! I like em so far and working on have been pretty much straight forward...........

 

I mean it's all been straight forward after I removed the God Awful plastic Intake Box contraption that is 3ft by 2ft? Really, stick it on a tree and Shoot that ****ing thing...................

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BG INDUCTION cleaning on FUEL and Air from Throttle plate to Piston Tops! Chucked All 8 plugs.....watch out for #8 it's not a show stopper but does require 2-3 drinks to get in the mood........BG'd the ENGINE for 20minutes and replaced all filters.......and washed!

 

If anybody cares the plugs in my opinion looked decent and can go 60K...Just remember they are GDI engines so I would advise not going much longer. As it will only speed up the valve and piston top coking etc. These engines require a little more maintenance is all I am saying and staying on top of GDI's are something you will eventually learn either the easy way or hard way. It's more than just oil and changing by the way with GDI. These engines are pretty stout! I like em so far and working on have been pretty much straight forward...........

Soooo confused....

 

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