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At last i almost had to call on my neighbor to download it he's 8 ?

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I agree, does look a lot better!

 

I tried to look through your posts for the answer, but do you have the pace edwards switchblade tonneau cover?

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Looks very good.... May have to get some spacers for my girls truck... Get them flush with the fenders would be ideal.

 

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Looks very good.... May have to get some spacers for my girls truck... Get them flush with the fenders would be ideal.

 

What spacers did u get?? attachicon.gif20150513_154937.jpg

 

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The best spacers are going to be BORA. The BORA spacers are made from a solid chunk of aluminum. They also have sets made out of steel as well.

 

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The best spacers are going to be BORA. The BORA spacers are made from a solid chunk of aluminum. They also have sets made out of steel as well.

 

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Those are the hub centric spacers right?

 

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Those are the hub centric spacers right?

 

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Yes and on spacers 1.5" and smaller you have to trim the factory studs. Either 1.75" or 2" require zero trimming and are straight bolt on and go.

 

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I agree, does look a lot better!

 

I tried to look through your posts for the answer, but do you have the pace edwards switchblade tonneau cover?

 

. I have the roll n lock best investment for security. And no water intrusion. I went with Bora 1 1/2 no cutting of the studs. Edited by JimmyJ_123
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Got around to the tailgate today. Removed the lettering and plasti-dipped the emblem. Inversed the black/chrome from what I have on the front. I'm pretty pleased with the result.

 

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I added some snow.... Good for i say 10hp

 

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Tapatalk.... Wut r u doin.... Stapppp

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I just installed the new tow mirrors non powerfold on a lt silverado. I was wondering if anyone knows how to make the amber work as a clearance light and the reverse led work as both reverse and when I unlock at night for them to come on. If anyone has any ideas please let me know.

 

(The caption is a joke between some friends, nothing against girls who like tow mirrors)

 

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I added LED backup and license plate lights.

I have a 2015 Sierra Denali 5.3L. What type of bulbs did you use.

 

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