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I vote for orange I think that would be sharp against the silver and the black. Seen a pic on here the other day of the coil pack covers (or whatever GM calls them now) done in orange and I thought d@mn that looks good. My 015 is summit white with black wheels and I did red for my accent color (tow hooks, badging, ect) as I think it pops against the white that would be my second choice for the silver.
 
link to orange thread 
 
Thanks for the input, I saw that post the other day and thought the same thing. I've been leaning towards the orange or lime green the most because its different. I saw a raptor on Google the other day that had light blue that was pretty sharp.

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Warm day Friday and Rex had not been to the dog park in a month so...….That boy looked like he was dipped in chocolate when he was done as was his coat, me and the entire inside of Pepper. Cleaned, bathed all. I got more exercise that he did. :lol:

 

Thank goodness for rubber backed mechanics seat throws and lots of towels draped over most flat surfaces. 

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15 hours ago, 14cris said:


What wire did you tap into? I need to do that


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I tapped the puddle lamp wire. It is the gray with green stripe on the gray BCM plug under the dash. Picture credit goes to @pgamboa

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4 hours ago, CKrado said:

Looking for advice. I've been thinking for a while about painting my tow hooks, engine cover, and other small pieces on my truck. I cant decide what I want the accent color to be. I'm torn between - lime green, light blue, orange, red, or royal blue.

Any thoughts? My truck is silver ice blacked out

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I would go with Red, like the look and you can buy the tow hooks already factory painted from GM.

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On 1/5/2019 at 1:24 AM, DirtyMarcus said:

Sorry for multiple posts, the 4mb limit kills me.  

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South ATX here brotha.... .GO HORNS!!!.... truck is sweet man!

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I tapped the puddle lamp wire. It is the gray with green stripe on the gray BCM plug under the dash. Picture credit goes to [mention=159655]pgamboa[/mention]
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Does that mean if I’m driving down the road and I turn my dome lights on, it’ll also turn the running board lights on also?


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4 minutes ago, CajunFries said:

 

 


Does that mean if I’m driving down the road and I turn my dome lights on, it’ll also turn the running board lights on also?


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Not if you don't jump the dome and puddle lamp with a diode. 

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50 minutes ago, Crstfr said:

South ATX here brotha.... .GO HORNS!!!.... truck is sweet man!

Thanks!  I take it you bass fish too.

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It was a nice day out so after a lot of scrubbing I got it somewhat clean. I like a clean truck but I miss the dirt covering all the horrid rock chipsb1c6fe8af7c2953e0b788a5c1d2d3774.jpg3278e2829beb47b6432b4d3f6c3d8893.jpg


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5 minutes ago, stassin22 said:

It was a nice day out so after a lot of scrubbing I got it somewhat clean. I like a clean truck but I miss the dirt covering all the horrid rock chipsb1c6fe8af7c2953e0b788a5c1d2d3774.jpg3278e2829beb47b6432b4d3f6c3d8893.jpg


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Good looking truck!!! Miss the RCSB's that I had in the past.

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6 hours ago, CKrado said:

Looking for advice. I've been thinking for a while about painting my tow hooks, engine cover, and other small pieces on my truck. I cant decide what I want the accent color to be. I'm torn between - lime green, light blue, orange, red, or royal blue.

Any thoughts? My truck is silver ice blacked out

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Orange or red. i almost did orange with my black but chose black out with green lights instead

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20 hours ago, jgraves13 said:

 


What steps are these? Anymore pics of them?


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These are very well made, black textured.Every fastener hole lined up without having to use a dremel to tweak it.  I like them

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3 hours ago, CajunFries said:

 

 


Does that mean if I’m driving down the road and I turn my dome lights on, it’ll also turn the running board lights on also?


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3 hours ago, Grjfer said:

Not if you don't jump the dome and puddle lamp with a diode. 

 

ACTUALLY, I did this same mod on my '15 Silverado.  If you turn you interior lights ON, the Puddle Lights will also light up.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Ravenkeeper said:

 

ACTUALLY, I did this same mod on my '15 Silverado.  If you turn you interior lights ON, the Puddle Lights will also light up.

 

 

Mine don't. 

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Crossed the 4500 mile mark with my '18 Z71 ME, yesterday on the way to Edwards AFB.  Sorry, no pictures allowed where I was.

 

TODAY, I replaced my reverse and cargo lights with some LED bulbs that I had purchased for my '15 (before the wreck), and found some other things to do to my '18, while cleaning up the garage a little. 

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