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What wheels are you running on there......looks fantastic

thanks, they're robby gordons.

 

What lights are you using for your fog lights?

those are just cheapo amazon bars. I think they are 7" and I just made up a bracket for them to fit

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Airaid installed and dyno tuned.

 

 

Fat fingered, and shot from the hip.

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Got the 5100's installed on the highest setting, got my new rims and rubber put on - ultra x107's 18" with Cooper Discoverer 285/65/18 and finally plasti dipped the emblems.

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Added Husky WeatherBeaters. They are so much nicer then my factory mats were.

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Man those are nice.... Guess I'll go with those. [emoji106]

 

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Man those are nice.... Guess I'll go with those. [emoji106]

 

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Thank you! They really are nice. And they had way better reviews then the weather tech ones.

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Thank you! They really are nice. And they had way better reviews then the weather tech ones.

I like my weathertech mats but they are too stiff and don't sit very flush if it isn't warm outside. Next time I look into floor mats I think I'll check those out. From what I've heard around the Web they are more of a rubbery type material so they form better than the stiff plastic of the weathertech
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Ordered my Airaid intake tube today. It should match with my K&N filter already.

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I like my weathertech mats but they are too stiff and don't sit very flush if it isn't warm outside. Next time I look into floor mats I think I'll check those out. From what I've heard around the Web they are more of a rubbery type material so they form better than the stiff plastic of the weathertech

 

The husky weatherbeater are still kind a formed plastic, The husky exact fit is a more rubbery material.

 

I have the weaterbeater as well and love them.

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Just about done with all the work.....

 

2014 GMC BAYOU 6.0 Sierra 1500 SLE 5.3 Liter V8; 6" ProComp Lift; ProComp 35x12.50R20LT M+S; Diablew Custom Tune; Airaid MXP CAI; MagnaFlow Cat Back; Royalty Core 5.0 Mesh Grille; Royalty Core 6"x22" Custom Chrome & Black GMC Emblem; 32" LED Bar behind grille; Elite Engineering Oil Catch Can; AMP Power Step Running Boards; Bed-liner w/ raised GMC; Bed Rug; Undercover Flex Folding Bed Cover; WeatherTech Floor Liners; Drivers Side Assist Handle; LMZ Platinum Ultra High Output 5,000K 45W 4,500LM LED Headlights; Diode Dynamics LED Fog Lights; 30% Tint front side windows

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Just about done with all the work.....

 

2014 GMC BAYOU 6.0 Sierra 1500 SLE 5.3 Liter V8; 6" ProComp Lift; ProComp 35x12.50R20LT M+S; Diablew Custom Tune; Airaid MXP CAI; MagnaFlow Cat Back; Royalty Core 5.0 Mesh Grille; Royalty Core 6"x22" Custom Chrome & Black GMC Emblem; 32" LED Bar behind grille; Elite Engineering Oil Catch Can; AMP Power Step Running Boards; Bed-liner w/ raised GMC; Bed Rug; Undercover Flex Folding Bed Cover; WeatherTech Floor Liners; Drivers Side Assist Handle; LMZ Platinum Ultra High Output 5,000K 45W 4,500LM LED Headlights; Diode Dynamics LED Fog Lights; 30% Tint front side windows

Looks good man.

 

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Just about done with all the work.....

 

2014 GMC BAYOU 6.0 Sierra 1500 SLE 5.3 Liter V8; 6" ProComp Lift; ProComp 35x12.50R20LT M+S; Diablew Custom Tune; Airaid MXP CAI; MagnaFlow Cat Back; Royalty Core 5.0 Mesh Grille; Royalty Core 6"x22" Custom Chrome & Black GMC Emblem; 32" LED Bar behind grille; Elite Engineering Oil Catch Can; AMP Power Step Running Boards; Bed-liner w/ raised GMC; Bed Rug; Undercover Flex Folding Bed Cover; WeatherTech Floor Liners; Drivers Side Assist Handle; LMZ Platinum Ultra High Output 5,000K 45W 4,500LM LED Headlights; Diode Dynamics LED Fog Lights; 30% Tint front side windows

How about some pics of that grill from further back? That's a nice grill

 

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