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Nothing major, just riveted a piece of flat bar in the toolbox so the magnetic work light could stick somewhere. Had the flat bar already, so it only cost me $15 for the light (thank you Amazon prime) lol

 

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Also added a tool set from Harbor Freight, $160 with the 20% off coupon. Has almost everything you need besides a decent set of wrenches

 

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Nothing major, just riveted a piece of flat bar in the toolbox so the magnetic work light could stick somewhere. Had the flat bar already, so it only cost me $15 for the light (thank you Amazon prime) lol

 

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Also added a tool set from Harbor Freight, $160 with the 20% off coupon. Has almost everything you need besides a decent set of wrenches

 

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You almost have as much stuff in your toolbox as I do. Sometimes if something isn't in place right I can't shut the lid so I have to adjust a couple things lol. I sure as hell wouldn't be able to even have a low pro which I don't care for anyways. The underseat storage box under my back seat and the lockable storage place under the front middle seat are also filled up completely. I didn't realize I had so much shit until I bought the '14 and had to swap everything over lol.

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You almost have as much stuff in your toolbox as I do. Sometimes if something isn't in place right I can't shut the lid so I have to adjust a couple things lol. I sure as hell wouldn't be able to even have a low pro which I don't care for anyways. The underseat storage box under my back seat and the lockable storage place under the front middle seat are also filled up completely. I didn't realize I had so much shit until I bought the '14 and had to swap everything over lol.

I try and keep my inside clean incase it turns into a people hauler all of a sudden lol. But my work tool bag used to fit in the box but since I added that tool kit it won't anymore, just have to live with it I guess. If winter ever decides to give up around here I can clear out my backseat of the 6 jackets I got back there lol
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Installed a 6inch sub in my center console.

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Finally installed some different wheels. XD Series 20x12. e650c3c456648a3892d3e265e7b965c0.jpg689269a13065af0317d2f92a7c65ac64.jpg

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Installed my Morimoto hid kit. The harness was kind of a pain to route, but its perfect now. I had 6000k in my last truck and these are 5500k. It'll take some getting used to.

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Put some vinyl wrap on the grille surround. Really like the way it turned out though it was a lot more challenging than expected. Probably should have just paid someone to do it

 

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Installed new media module today from gm-navigation.com

 

Adds video in motion, navigation in motion, and text messaging capability.

 

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What module did you buy because I looked on their website and I couldn't find the one that enables the text messaging. I found the one that bypasses the navigation and video watching but it didn't say that it enabled the texting option.

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Installed my Morimoto hid kit. The harness was kind of a pain to route, but its perfect now. I had 6000k in my last truck and these are 5500k. It'll take some getting used to.

 

The color I guess is what will take getting used to? I just ordered a 5500k kit myself, couple parts on back order though so they should be here in a week or so.

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What module did you buy because I looked on their website and I couldn't find the one that enables the text messaging. I found the one that bypasses the navigation and video watching but it didn't say that it enabled the texting option.

 

can you post web site / part number / cost ????? I like to add this also. maybe more photo's when installed. Thanks

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Going on this weekend...

 

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looks good - just tips / or whole system

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