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17 hours ago, Frankielozano214 said:

? I think I rather spend 500$ on my seat swap and console swap ? that to expensive for me 

We all have our priorities and nothing wrong with that! 

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b7f7bb3474a68b7c082663d6345e2f43.jpg installed my UPR catch can today . Everybody says it’s good to have one so I’m going to give it a shot .


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5 hours ago, Lathan601 said:

b7f7bb3474a68b7c082663d6345e2f43.jpg installed my UPR catch can today . Everybody says it’s good to have one so I’m going to give it a shot .


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Is that hood gonna close and clear the CC?

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Installed my GM black bowties that I ordered, and tomorrow I’m doing GM bed lights.
hope the lights work good, seeing in my bed at night and when I go hunting has been tough. 
In my opinion they are nice but no where near bright enough to be useful. But it is ok cheap led all weather lights taped into the factor and some 3M tape and you are set. Now you can see the whole bed.

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12 hours ago, Lathan601 said:

b7f7bb3474a68b7c082663d6345e2f43.jpg installed my UPR catch can today . Everybody says it’s good to have one so I’m going to give it a shot .


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Not everyone says its necessary...but I too am curious if your hood closes.

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Went over the 50k mile mark today while driving to the dealership to have the recalls taken care of. b37032a2f8954386a0c2310de9094a68.jpg

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Is that hood gonna close and clear the CC?

Yes it is the angle of the camera there is about 2 inch gap between them


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Not everyone says its necessary...but I too am curious if your hood closes.

Yes there is about a 2 inch gap between them. It is the camera angle


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Wheels came in surprisingly fast for the UAW being on strike. Took er to the dealer today to have all 4 wheels replaced under warranty. Fresh goods!

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23 hours ago, Lathan601 said:

b7f7bb3474a68b7c082663d6345e2f43.jpg installed my UPR catch can today . Everybody says it’s good to have one so I’m going to give it a shot .


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Is that mounted right with the lines going up like that?  Doesn’t look right at all

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Is that mounted right with the lines going up like that?  Doesn’t look right at all

According to the instructions UPR sent that’s how it goes


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Is that mounted right with the lines going up like that?  Doesn’t look right at all

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5 minutes ago, Lathan601 said:


According to the instructions UPR sent that’s how it goes


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Interesting. All the ones I’ve seen keep the can mounted level with the intake or below it. Mine is mounted on the brake booster. 

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