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Good to hear you're outta there. How far did you get? I think you have to drive to like Oklahoma to get out of it completely. This thing is a monster

We stopped in North Mississippi at my boy's house, not too far from Memphis. Oklahoma was our first option. I think we'll still catch some, but as long as it's not the direct cat 4+ we'll be alright.

 

 

 

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We stopped in North Mississippi at my boy's house, not too far from Memphis. Oklahoma was our first option. I think we'll still catch some, but as long as it's not the direct cat 4+ we'll be alright.

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Should just be some rain and a bit of wind by there.

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I appreciate it man. We're away from it now in North Mississippi staying with some friends. But I have friends on Facebook now scrambling to leave. I even told a few yesterday that I could get them a hotel . Most native Floridians are stubborn with hurricanes as its usually never as bad hyped. I've played outside in a bunch of category 3s. I ain't messing with this one though.

 

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Roger that, I would be down there, but still recovering from a complete shoulder replacement from my last run in Afghanistan.

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GM or Aftermarket? How about one of each?! [emoji23]. Performing a side by side drive test comparison.

 

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GM or Aftermarket? How about one of each?! [emoji23]. Performing a side by side drive test comparison.

 

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The one on the driver's side actually looks the best to me although it looks to stick out farther. I'm guessing the one on the passengers side is OEM correct?

 

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figured out my issue with the Thinkware F770. The ignition wire was hooked up to a timed circuit, so, that is why it would go back into parked mode.

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The one on the driver's side actually looks the best to me although it looks to stick out farther. I'm guessing the one on the passengers side is OEM correct?

 

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Driver side is the aftermarket. It is power Fold while the GM on the passenger side is a DPN (Non-power Fold) mirror. I didn't have it extended all the way out. Lol.

 

I'll have a comparison video uploaded soon.

 

 

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which aftermarket mirror is that

 

 

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GM or Aftermarket? How about one of each?! [emoji23]. Performing a side by side drive test comparison.

 

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I really like the 1AAuto mirrors! I've been running them for about three months now with zero complaints or regrets!!

 

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I really like the 1AAuto mirrors! I've been running them for about three months now with zero complaints or regrets!!

 

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They are a solidly built mirror and up until yesterday, I like them even more when compared with a GM mirror.

 

I've heard reports of upper glass vibration at highway speeds but the GM mirror did that as well.

 

 

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Looks good! What is the wheel tire specs ? I tried installing some 2" spacers with my 275/65/20s and stock wheels and it just wasn't happening, did some light trimming but to make it clear I would've had to cut way more off than I wanted to

Thanks [emoji120]. Tires are 285/70R17 bfgoodrich allterrain. The wheels are method race wheels 17x8.5 0mm offset. Don't like talking about all the trimming that had to be done. I get emotional thinking about it. Angle grinder in one hand and the other wiping tears away. Research the NorCal mod if you want to learn more about how much works needs to be done.

 

 

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Thanks [emoji120]. Tires are 285/70R17 bfgoodrich allterrain. The wheels are method race wheels 17x8.5 0mm offset. Don't like talking about all the trimming that had to be done. I get emotional thinking about it. Angle grinder in one hand and the other wiping tears away. Research the NorCal mod if you want to learn more about how much works needs to be done.

 

 

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Lol yeah I've done that to a few silverados but with the fender trim on the sierras I couldn't quite figure out how to trim it and make it look good enough to where I wouldn't hate myself for doing it ?

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Just got done installing my kicker VSS PowerStage system. It was actually very easy and straight forward to install and setup. Not a bad upgrade and actually gave me plenty of bass for my liking.

 

Next is upgrading door speakers. Will probably order Kicker KS series since crutchfield.com has buy one get one half off

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