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I'm not far from you in Baton Rouge. I'm tempted to wash mine anyway after this weekend. I'm headed to my hunting camp so it'll be a really lost cause if I do it before then.

 

 

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Do it, have it clean for the ride. That way you can see just how much fun you have while you're there[emoji106] I'm heading to Destin this weekend for a much needed vacation and I'm washing the truck today or tomorrow afternoon, gonna get all bugged up between here and there so not looking forward to that

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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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morrislee Enthusiast

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Took off my OEM running boards and ordered AMP power steps the other day. I got a hole in my pocket now :')

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Getting ready to install 28 inches light bar in bull guard anyone know of any holes in firewall to pass wires thru.

 

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I used the one that the hood latch cable runs through. Plenty of room for my wires.

 

 

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I used the one that the hood latch cable runs through. Plenty of room for my wires.

 

 

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thanks

 

 

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Victor Ferreira Enthusiast

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Made a flag pole to fit in my hitch flag holder, and installed DuraFlap mud guards all around today. Oh, and finally put license plates on it and got rid of the paper tags and that hideous dealer plate frame.

Roidz Enthusiast

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Took off my OEM running boards and ordered AMP power steps the other day. I got a hole in my pocket now :')

Good choice tho. You're going to love them.

 

 

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Good choice tho. You're going to love them.

 

 

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I hope so!! I dont know when it will arrive though, the shop could not give an estimate on arrival time but sometime in 2 weeks they said. :(

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I hope so!! I dont know when it will arrive though, the shop could not give an estimate on arrival time but sometime in 2 weeks they said. :(

They're great steps! Especially if you go off road. That's the reason I went with mine.

 

 

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They're great steps! Especially if you go off road. That's the reason I went with mine.

 

 

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I got it because of the oem ones are rusting through one canadian winter.... Professional grade for ya

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I got it because of the oem ones are rusting through one canadian winter.... Professional grade for ya

Gotta love it lmao! The AMP steps should do fine. A few days after I had mine installed I went through quite a few mud holes since it was hunting season and they're holding up fine

 

 

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Installed an HID kit. I'm glad to finally be rid of the ugly yellow stock lights!

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Installed an HID kit. I'm glad to finally be rid of the ugly yellow stock lights!

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How many watts is that?? How much did it come to?

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