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UofAZCats Enthusiast

UofAZCats

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Yesterday I put on half of a Roadmaster Active Suspension (RAS) kit.  My truck is lowered by 2 inches in front and 4 inches in the rear with a flip on the rear.  It took some figuring but I finally found a way to install with the flip kit.  Got the driver side installed but the passenger side got held up by a shackle bolt that I could not get off with hand tools.  The original installer must have used an impact wrench and the damn thing is on so tight that I almost stripped the head trying to get it off before I wisely stopped and put that side back as it was without  the RAS.

 

Tonight I installed:

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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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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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Raven Z71 Enthusiast

Raven Z71

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I was able to finish a few mods this weekend: 

1. Denali Cluster

2. Nudge Bar

3. Sports Bar

4. New Chevy Projection Puddle Light

 

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Fix29 Enthusiast

Fix29

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She got a good, much needed cleaning. Also installed shorty antenna.cb566e1d8b55d742e838b6441c2d8358.jpg


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IronVilkas Enthusiast

IronVilkas

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16 hours ago, Raven Z71 said:

I was able to finish a few mods this weekend: 

1. Denali Cluster

2. Nudge Bar

3. Sports Bar

4. New Chevy Projection Puddle Light

 

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ngl at first glance i thought your truck was an avalanche lol

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Brightwood Enthusiast

Brightwood

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Since apparently the stuff I bought from a rest stop on the PA turnpike was mostly water (based on how little it did for the bug guts speckling my field of view), I did some research and bought what I'm hoping is the good stuff in terms of windshield washing fluid and filled it up today. Got another long trip coming up so hopefully I'll be able to report back on the effectiveness of this mix soon.

 

Full details in my build thread: https://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/239297-turtl3ups-2018-silverado/?do=findComment&comment=2457232

 

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Granite7 Enthusiast

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I guess I pushed the vacuum pump over the edge today. I am in the mountains, hunting for the next week. It should be an interesting trip home across the continental divide.


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Ravenkeeper Senior Enthusiast

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On 9/12/2020 at 1:30 PM, 2016DenaliGuy said:

Someone smashed into my truck so it's been down a while.  Took the opportunity to do a few mods while it was repaired.

 

 

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Reminds me of the guy driving northbound on I-215, just south of March ARB.  He was dragging his airdam for at least 10 miles, then he passed us later, only had about a foot of airdam left hanging on the fastener just in front of his front right tire.  I'm thinking that he was off-roading just before jumping on the highway.  I'm surprised that it lasted that long.

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TX LIMO

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Well didn’t do it today, but over the weekend. Swapped my cubbyhole panel for one I modded for my switch pod.
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TX LIMO Enthusiast

TX LIMO

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Tonight I installed:
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Those look awesome! The red makes it pop. I love it but really wouldn’t work on a black truck. Lol


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UofAZCats Enthusiast

UofAZCats

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18 minutes ago, TX LIMO said:

 


Those look awesome! The red makes it pop. I love it but really wouldn’t work on a black truck. Lol


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Thanks I like them though I wish it extended all the way to the weather stripping.  Not sure if you have an accent color but they have other colors on Amazon.

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VanguardK2 Enthusiast

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Those look awesome! The red makes it pop. I love it but really wouldn’t work on a black truck. Lol

 

 

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Could get a vinyl underneath of a choice color then have the carbon over top of it to contrast.

 

Edit: I see they aren't cut out letters but built into the vinyl. Sooo nevermind... lol

 

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TX LIMO

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Yeah I don’t really have an accent color that I’m going with. I’m trying to go completely blackout everything. Lol


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I can respect that. After a year im thinking my midnight edition is a touch TOO black. Need some color to spice it up IMHO

 

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15 hours ago, VanguardK2 said:

I can respect that. After a year im thinking my midnight edition is a touch TOO black. Need some color to spice it up IMHO

 

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Gotta love the all black when its clean and done right though. I'll never go back to anything other than all black.

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