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VanguardK2 Enthusiast

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Tbh i miss my red and silver jeeps. I love not seeing dirt after driving my truck 10 feet out of my driveway after detailing it...

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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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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.  

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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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14HighCountry Enthusiast

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On 7/9/2020 at 7:38 PM, xSHIFTxNASTYx said:

Tonight was a brighter LED 3rd brake light.

Brighter HID bulbs.

Changed my halogen front turn signals to LEDs and wired in resistors to get rid of hyper flashing. Talk about tight spaces and wiring harness tabs that do not want to release.....grrr

That's all I could handle in 95 degree heat working on a black truck. Everything I touched was burning!

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How many resistors did you use for the front? Thanks 

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19 hours ago, 14HighCountry said:

How many resistors did you use for the front? Thanks 

Not to hijack his reply, but I used 50w 6 ohm resisters for my LED tails and switchback front blinkers. Pretty sure that's standard for most applications. Be sure to mount them to metal, they get hot!

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49 minutes ago, Chewy21 said:


oof swirl city 

Ha lol it’s not a show truck so its all good, plus my wheels stick out so it only stays clean for a few days then back to being dirty af ? but while it’s clean it looks badass ? 

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UofAZCats Enthusiast

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On 9/13/2020 at 9:20 PM, UofAZCats said:

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.

 

 

Got the other half of the RAS installed and everything cranked down tight.  The back end sits almost an inch higher than before the install and so instead of being level it now has a rake to it. 

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doubeleive Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, UofAZCats said:

Got the other half of the RAS installed and everything cranked down tight.  The back end sits almost an inch higher than before the install and so instead of being level it now has a rake to it. 

any noticeable difference while driving?

 

Granite7 Enthusiast

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Had the vacuum pump replaced under special coverage and the rear pinion seal replaced under power train warranty on my 2016.

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TX LIMO Enthusiast

TX LIMO

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Made a custom fuse/relay panel for my behind the grill light bar and any future upgrades. Mounted it in the spare battery tray. Hopefully gonna get the light bar put in tomorrow. More pics to follow.
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21 hours ago, doubeleive said:

any noticeable difference while driving?

 

I have noticed a slight reduction in sway while cornering and do feel like it was gripping better on starts.  I have towed or hauled anything which is one of the primary areas you are supposed to see a benefit.  That said I am probably going to take them off though.  I have my truck lowered and I had to figure out a way to mount since the standard mounting method wouldn't work.  Doing what I did has introduced a vibration at lower speeds that cancels out any benefit.  That plus the extra inch it added in height to my rear which re-introduced a rake I don't want mean I will be taking them off.  I think I can make them work in the future without the vibration by making some modifications to my flip kit for the vibration problem and finding a shorter drop shackle to help with the height issue.  I need to find a machine shop for the flip kit issue.  I think if I can just have an additional hole drilled on one part I can fix the vibration issue.  Finding a shorter drop shackle actually looks like the tougher issue to address at this point.

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Productive weekend.  Got new tires put on (ridge grapplers 275/60r20), swapped the stock SLT grille for a Denali grille and got the range AFM device put in8EB33DFE-6925-41BC-9575-85130E61E924.thumb.jpeg.0fa189954a8c0339ebbe747b2addf204.jpeg0A5ADF16-63F3-46A7-8905-CD18B3593CC6.thumb.jpeg.ff3c90c61977d28b48aed4af5b4bf523.jpeg6B3DCEA2-A665-4836-B36F-BC5AFB9F3768.thumb.jpeg.884fbc691f73c2ad225592559eacd5d6.jpeg

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