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How do you like the titanium?

. The fit and finish are great, the rolling up factor is awesome, no noise on the highway. It has not rained yet so I can't really speak to the water seal but with the flaps on each end I think it will do great. The only thing I don't care for is that you have to unlatch the cover to close the gate, the gate doesn't seem to want to close with the cover latched, I think it's due to the rubber weather stripping needing to be on top of the gate to seal and it being so low profile. Edited by Tman68
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. The fit and finish are great, the rolling up factor is awesome, no noise on the highway. It has not rained yet so I can't really speak to the water seal but with the flaps on each end I think it will do great. The only thing I don't care for is that you have to unlatch the cover to close the gate, the gate doesn't seem to want to close with the cover latched, I think it's due to the rubber weather stripping needing to be on top of the gate to seal and it being so low profile.

That's how my deuce was.. Kinda annoying but you get used to it
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Just recently installed Smartphone Mirroring in my new 2015 Silverado, basically it was for NAV and In-Motion Video at first but the WOW factor is still sinking in with all the possibilities of your phone.

 

New updated link here. http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/175444-new-2015-silverado-smartphone-mirroring-guide/

 

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Finally got my gauge inside the custom pod. Waiting for the Z71 logo faceplate arrives.

 

 

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Ooooh Rah Devil. Nice boonie cover.

 

 

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Just recently installed Smartphone Mirroring in my new 2015 Silverado, basically it was for NAV and In-Motion Video at first but the WOW factor is still sinking in with all the possibilities of your phone.

 

I started a install guide still in progress (locked) here http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/175116-2015-silverado-smartphone-mirroring-guide/

 

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How much and more details of it all. I'm doing this my car with JVC head unit now. Don't use the traffic enough to pay for it monthly and it is already on our phones, plus it is better.

 

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How much and more details of it all. I'm doing this my car with JVC head unit now. Don't use the traffic enough to pay for it monthly and it is already on our phones, plus it is better.

 

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Yea same here, with the truck cost already...lol...and having a smartphone with way better always updating free apps, not much of a decision after using my family's LTZ GM NAVs let alone in-motion.

 

The prices very by what inputs to the MyLink you may need or desire for the future.

 

Cheapest way is if you already have the GM A/V inputs. My truck didn't, so I had to do that, then decide on the type of device A/V inputs. I needed HDMI and opted for the cable thou wireless is easy, I didn't want RF issues or limited bandwidth using 1080p vids. The MyLink interface I have has 2 more inputs and also a additional camera input so it is a bit overkill for now but it is cheaper having the options instead of replacing interfaces later to add more.

 

When the admins unlock the install guide thread the full guide will help you do it, or perhaps decide what system you may want. I went with one from MVI after reviewing different brands and dealers.

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Yea same here, with the truck cost already...lol...and having a smartphone with way better always updating free apps, not much of a decision after using my family's LTZ GM NAVs let alone in-motion.

 

The prices very by what inputs to the MyLink you may need or desire for the future.

 

Cheapest way is if you already have the GM A/V inputs. My truck didn't, so I had to do that, then decide on the type of device A/V inputs. I needed HDMI and opted for the cable thou wireless is easy, I didn't want RF issues or limited bandwidth using 1080p vids. The MyLink interface I have has 2 more inputs and also a additional camera input so it is a bit overkill for now but it is cheaper having the options instead of replacing interfaces later to add more.

 

When the admins unlock the install guide thread the full guide will help you do it, or perhaps decide what system you may want. I went with one from MVI after reviewing different brands and dealers.

We will unlock when MVI becomes a paid sponsor. We were not sure if you were just a satisfied customer of their work or you worked for them, so we locked it based on our forum terms and conditions. Decision was made from my superiors
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We will unlock when MVI becomes a paid sponsor. We were not sure if you were just a satisfied customer of their work or you worked for them, so we locked it based on our forum terms and conditions. Decision was made from my superiors

No problem mate, that was the question Josh asked me last week too...lol.

 

The new guide is up now here. http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/175444-new-2015-silverado-smartphone-mirroring-guide/

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New plates came in the mail today. I really wanted 6POINT2 but it was taken so went with option B.

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Took me a moment but I guess that's the fun of a personalized plate.

Yea, I took several moments and I still don't get that plate

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Gotta have pics man. Doesn't count if you don't post pics.

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Received my sierrs spec morimoto hid bulbs and the gm type morimoto foglights. Installed the hid kit, but i have no idea how to get the fog lights out. I took the outer ring off, but not sure how to take the actual fog light out. Are these screwed in? I have the liner installed and cant see behind. I'm also at work with limited tools trying to install these in between breaks so i can try them out tonight since i work the night shift :)

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