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Finally got my handles in
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Where did you get those at? I've been looking for a while now.

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Where did you get those at? I've been looking for a while now.

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Got the handles off eBay and used profile switchback strips from theretrofitsource


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Got the handles off eBay and used profile switchback strips from theretrofitsource


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Are these the same ones that come on the Escalades? I've seen the thread Pgamboa made about installing the Escalade handles and been on the to do list

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Are these the same ones that come on the Escalades? I've seen the thread Pgamboa made about installing the Escalade handles and been on the to do list

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They are I used a bunch of Pgamboa’s info on the threads to get these things set up


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42 minutes ago, stassin22 said:

Finally got my handles in
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Looks Great!

 

Very cool mod!

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They are I used a bunch of Pgamboa’s info on the threads to get these things set up


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How did you mount the strips that is cool man.[emoji106]

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The stock leds are one piece so I had to cut into the back and secured them with bead wire


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Nice thanks! Looking forward to this mod.. Im gonna get the one that changes color and splice it into the blue alarm light on the aftermarket alarm.

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And forgot to post these pics here, had new wheels and tires installed last week.
 
Here are some pics of the new tires and wheels, got them installed this past Friday.
 
 
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I love our color but I think your black steps set it apart too. Looks better then the factory chrome ones I have. Sharp truck man!


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On 12/12/2019 at 10:29 PM, Jacoby said:

Installed one of my swing cases. Waiting on the other one to be delivered. Damn I love these things. 
 

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I am wanting one of these but I am curious of a few things...

 

Can you mount it any height?  I am thinking I want mine mounted pretty high (right under my bed cover).

 

Does it swing out to 90* then stop or will it swing out over the tailgate?  To mount it higher, it would need to do this so I can open the top when my bed cover is on.

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, MeanGreen1911 said:

I am wanting one of these but I am curious of a few things...

 

Can you mount it any height?  I am thinking I want mine mounted pretty high (right under my bed cover).

 

Does it swing out to 90* then stop or will it swing out over the tailgate?  To mount it higher, it would need to do this so I can open the top when my bed cover is on.

 

 

 

Pretty sure u can mount it at any height. It would swing out 90* but it hits the cable that holds the tail gate up so therefore it won’t. I have to open my bed cover to fully open the top. No big deal as I have a Tri fold 

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8 hours ago, Mercracing said:

 


I love our color but I think your black steps set it apart too. Looks better then the factory chrome ones I have. Sharp truck man!


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Thanks again! I do agree that the black side steps help a lot with the looks of the truck. We do have one unique color for sure.

 

Chrome doesn't look bad either on some of these trucks, but it's weird how IMO the chrome needs to be on certain parts of the truck to look good.

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Installed swingcase and access led battery powered light strip

 

lets see how long the batteries last 

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50 minutes ago, Sean006 said:

Installed swingcase and access led battery powered light strip

 

lets see how long the batteries last 

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Is your 2x4(or 6?) in the slots on the side of the bed?  I know that if I got the swing case(s), my 2x12 won't fit.large.IMG_0004.jpg.82715094f605a678f2846caedb13aa07.jpglarge.IMG_0008.jpg.b5f780838fa2ecfaac575cbda21fa83f.jpg

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7 hours ago, Jacoby said:

Pretty sure u can mount it at any height. It would swing out 90* but it hits the cable that holds the tail gate up so therefore it won’t. I have to open my bed cover to fully open the top. No big deal as I have a Tri fold 

Thanks for the info.  I was hoping it would open out over my tailgate some and not just parallel to the tailgate.

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