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LTZTom Enthusiast

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Thx MikeB52r..I used G2 Brake Caliper Paint System..They can color match if you like or you can chose the colors they have to offer. Very easy to use and plenty of work time b4 it sets up..

 

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Or you could get THESE.

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Washed it, changed the oil, and rotated the tires. Also add some felt straps to the corners of the front seats to help with the seat squeak, and center console lid.

Where did you apply this felt you speak of on the front seats? Lol I might wanna do the same

 

 

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Or you could get THESE.

That sh1t is way too expensive man. $400 for white caliper covers that say GMC... nah I'm good lol

 

 

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cbrsilv15 Senior Enthusiast

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Plus it's like putting z71 badges on a non z71. Ill just buy caliper paint and paint them. Summit racing has the complete kits for under $30.

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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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Those caliper covers look hideous, I've seen some on cars and they just look atrocious

 

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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I"ve thought about painting my calipers, but don't know which color would look good with the 20" oem chrome wheels and tungsten metallic? and still trying to decide whether it looks good or not

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LTZTom Enthusiast

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will they work on the GM Black 18" rims ( midnight Edition) ?

Probably. Check out the site. There you can enter your vehicle info to see for sure.

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Those caliper covers look hideous, I've seen some on cars and they just look atrocious

 

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Be nice now. Different strokes for different folks.

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Those caliper covers look hideous, I've seen some on cars and they just look atrocious

 

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They look better on a truck☺

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will they work on the GM Black 18" rims ( midnight Edition) ?

Probably. Check out the site. There you can enter your vehicle info to see for sure.

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Where did you apply this felt you speak of on the front seats? Lol I might wanna do the same

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Around the front corner. It has helped some, but I think most of the noise is coming from the the side.

 

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When I lay my arm on my console it squeaks like crazy, are you saying you have a fix for this Grjfer?

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Bob

Still experimenting with placement. I started on the front outer edge of the black center.

 

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Skeeter McSkeet Senior Enthusiast

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I'm going to add some felt in between the seat and the center console, I get a good bit of squeak where that rubs.

 

 

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