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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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Hauled (30) 2x4x10' and 6 sheets of plywood. Everytime I haul something, I think to myself, how do people live without a truck :thumbs:5e7cb9a73d83ae4d50e6918983f966a1.jpg

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24 minutes ago, 2017_whitez71 said:

 Everytime I haul something, I think to myself, how do people live without a truck :thumbs:5e7cb9a73d83ae4d50e6918983f966a1.jpg
 

You should’ve asked that dude loading up plywood in that SUV in the background. ???

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55 minutes ago, wforrest08 said:

You should’ve asked that dude loading up plywood in that SUV in the background. ???

That's just a truck with an enclosed bed lol! He got 2 pieces of plywood laid down flat in that thing.  

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Hauled (30) 2x4x10' and 6 sheets of plywood. Everytime I haul something, I think to myself, how do people live without a truck :thumbs:5e7cb9a73d83ae4d50e6918983f966a1.jpg

Every time I had a stack of 2x4s running next to my head onto the dashboard and out the lift gate window I thought to myself “how do people live without a truck” so I sold the suv and got a truck. lol

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19 hours ago, Penguin VII said:

Great looking truck. How much noise do those light pods on the hood make?

 

Thank you. I didn't notice any difference in noise when I installed them.

18 hours ago, CajunFries said:

 

 


+1. And what brand? How much light project onto the hood?


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The brackets are from t-rex the pods are from Rigid. When I had the flood pattern pods on there it was a ton of light on the hood, i swapped them out for a set of hyper spots and now there is very little light on the hood.

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The brackets are from t-rex the pods are from Rigid. When I had the flood pattern pods on there it was a ton of light on the hood, i swapped them out for a set of hyper spots and now there is very little light on the hood.



Thanks for the response. Damn it. I got the flood Rigids also..... sigh. By any chance you have pictures of them on at night from the driver seat? Either the floods or the hyper spot. Thank you



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Thanks for the response. Damn it. I got the flood Rigids also..... sigh. By any chance you have pictures of them on at night from the driver seat? Either the floods or the hyper spot. Thank you



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I ended up mounting the floods under the rear bumper for aux lights. I don't have any pictures on hand. I will take some tonight on the way home

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Gave window tinting a shot a for the first time and did the front windows.  Used 20% to try and match the rear but I think the stock tint is slightly lighter.

Letting it camp out and dry in the garage since its like -10°c outside.

 

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8 hours ago, CajunFries said:

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Finally got some good floor mats. They fit amazing. Also got the back one


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Those vans look like sneakers.

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On 12/22/2018 at 5:17 PM, Dino76033 said:

Any rubbing with your setup?

A very slight rub when I'm reversing and have the wheels cracked all the way to the left

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Thanks for the response. Damn it. I got the flood Rigids also..... sigh. By any chance you have pictures of them on at night from the driver seat? Either the floods or the hyper spot. Thank you



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The first 2 are with just the low beams. The third is just the pods. This is also looking thru my windshield that is tinted.

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The first 2 are with just the low beams. The third is just the pods. This is also looking thru my windshield that is tinted.

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Awesome! That’s perfect. Thank you very much.



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