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That's pretty sweet. These trucks should have the footwell lighting to begin with.

I agree. I'm gonna try and install some this week myself. Did you get that tool yet?
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I agree. I'm gonna try and install some this week myself. Did you get that tool yet?

I just installed some myself over the weekend in my truck. Makes a difference. I got the tool on Saturday just forgot to tell you lol! It's in my toolbox for now.

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I just installed some myself over the weekend in my truck. Makes a difference. I got the tool on Saturday just forgot to tell you lol! It's in my toolbox for now.

Yeah I've been following your build since the beginning, can't wait to see her leveled out, gonna look nice!
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Yeah I've been following your build since the beginning, can't wait to see her leveled out, gonna look nice!

I see. I hope so, can't wait to get it done. Hope it doesn't ride too bad afterward.

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I see. I hope so, can't wait to get it done. Hope it doesn't ride too bad afterward.

What killed the ride in my 02 were the polyurethane bushings all the way around on the control arms and leaf springs, I think you'll notice an improvement if anything
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What killed the ride in my 02 were the polyurethane bushings all the way around on the control arms and leaf springs, I think you'll notice an improvement if anything

Sounds good to me.
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Got around to finishing up debadging truck and did the

Black vinyl overlay for front emblem

 

 

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Just ordered a set of AMPs from Morrie at TonneauFactoryOutlet. Hope to have them installed this weekend!

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Shot from the back with both lights on?

 

You just drill through from the step?

Looks good

 

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Here you go, took them this morning. Makes me want to do more lights now haha

 

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Here you go, took them this morning. Makes me want to do more lights now haha

 

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Lighting is an addiction I believe lol! I'm planning on adding more to mine.

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Lighting is an addiction I believe lol! I'm planning on adding more to mine.

Well headlights are next for me, had the HID's hooked up incorrectly before so gonna take another shot at them! Maybe I should actually get that deer damage repaired first though, hmm....
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Well headlights are next for me, had the HID's hooked up incorrectly before so gonna take another shot at them! Maybe I should actually get that deer damage repaired first though, hmm....

Wouldn't hurt...[emoji1] Edited by Daryl Z71
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I guess this doesn't exactly fall under "what I have done today" but this is what I have done since I purchased my 2016 Sierra SLT Z71 in late December. Just wish it didn't rain before I took these photos so the truck was actually clean.

 

Leveling kit

Ceramic tint on all windows including windshield

Black window surround

Paint to match mirror caps, door handles, and door bumpers

De-badged everything but GMC logos

Color matched the GMC logo

Weather-tech floor mats and mud guards

All Terrain Grille, painted to match

de-chromed and powder coated front and rear bumpers to match body color

removed front air dam

Amp Research power running boards

Back-flip VP Tonneau cover

Custom magna flow dual rear exhaust with black tips

New wheels with Toyo AT II Extreme 295/55R20 tires

Philips LED back up, bed, and license plate bulbs

 

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