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Avinad Enthusiast

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Nope there are tutorials online.

 

Shit, go to a library if you have to and use there. If you're installing your tune on the AutoCal it'll take 5 minutes and you won't need the laptop again, unless you change your tune.

 

 

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True. I guess i can even just use my work computer or something

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Hauled this precious cargo home for the first time from the NICU after 40 days!   Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

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Found an hour of free time yesterday and installed GM - Illuminated Door Sills. Love the way they look! Of course, made a how to video. The box didn't come with instructions and tried searching he

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Korazu Enthusiast

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You could split the computer, and still run windows....

 

 

 

Is that a lot of work? Noob when it comes to this

 

BootCamp.. It's your friend and has a wizard to help you create a windows partition, especially if you don't want to run a virtualization software like VMWare Fusion or Parallels.

 

Instructions from Apple.

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BootCamp.. It's your friend and has a wizard to help you create a windows partition, especially if you don't want to run a virtualization software like VMWare Fusion or Parallels.

 

Instructions from Apple.

awesome thanks for the help

 

 

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Put a set of Bestop Powerboard NX automatic running boards.

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Also got in my new skid plates. Gave them a good vinegar and water wash. Then a few coats of self etching primer finally black epoxy paint. It was a long day. I am covered in that frame coating.

 

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Are those the upgraded metal skid plates... good fit?

 

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Sierra706 Senior Enthusiast

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Are those the upgraded metal skid plates... good fit?

 

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Factory fit

 

 

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Factory fit

 

 

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Good to hear. Nice job on the prep and paint.

 

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Plates look great!

 

 

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Installed wayrank rock lights, skip to the end of the video to see my rgb lights in action

 

 

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Wrapped my B pillars, Silverado emblems, and door moldings. I really like how the Silverado emblems blend in with the white now. At night you can barely see them.7d3b75756a3184f574ca31f058722074.jpg7c4e90dc4a957f39e865bd718fbb5f51.jpg

 

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Wrapped my B pillars, Silverado emblems, and door moldings. I really like how the Silverado emblems blend in with the white now. At night you can barely see them.7d3b75756a3184f574ca31f058722074.jpg7c4e90dc4a957f39e865bd718fbb5f51.jpg

 

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looks great!

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Yeah looks sweet! I want to paint mine black just a little nervous that I would put them back on straight or even spaced.

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Yeah looks sweet! I want to paint mine black just a little nervous that I would put them back on straight or even spaced.

 

Take a ruler and Measure the distance between and use a level when you put them back on.

 

It's not as hard as it looks. I can't even draw a straight line with a ruler and I did a meh job

 

Or you could keep them on and plasti dip them and peel off the excess with a tooth pick 6c77297aef3ad078f18ebfc8c1aa56d1.png

 

 

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Avinad Enthusiast

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Installed wayrank rock lights, skip to the end of the video to see my rgb lights in action

 

 

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not bad can you choose to just have a clear white light option?

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