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It's not much different if you keep them at the 5 psi minimum. I keep mine at 15. I like the little stuffer ride. At 15 the truck is basically just using the air bags as the rear suspension, at 5 it is still using the factory suspension. That's the way it was explained to me by one of the support guys.

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What’s bag did you go with? Onboard compressor? Is your truck lifted/leveled? Sorry for all the questions at once!


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sold the 14 and bought a new 2017 at one hell of a deal !!

 

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I just bought the wifi from on star and it's great 20 dls a month for unlimited internet and up to 7 devices it is fast also I would recommend it special if you have kids with tablets they will enjoy.


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I just bought the wifi from on star and it's great 20 dls a month for unlimited internet and up to 7 devices it is fast also I would recommend it special if you have kids with tablets they will enjoy.


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Got my KC Hilites 30" dual row light bar installed behind the grille last night and completed the finishing touches to the interior wiring this morning. a5b83baee241887460a1e3ac6d40f1b7.jpg549be331fa5f4d9e9175f876bdbd256d.jpg

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What’s bag did you go with? Onboard compressor? Is your truck lifted/leveled? Sorry for all the questions at once!


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I went with the air lift 5000 ultimate plus kit. It was the only one that I could find with all stainless hardware. No onboard compressor yet, I just put the schrader valve in one of the license plate bolt holes for now. My truck Is currently stock height, I haven't looked into what it'll take to lift it and keep the bags functional.

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I got my trifold bed cover put on, avs in channel rain visors, and avs bug guard put on. 7538703d6ba100fc56cabcfa06cea50d.jpg02bc8b45eb5c96f98c648733d915a24f.jpg42093f3cfb1a4c22083c0deef75cf727.jpg

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last week was 35s, this week i just got it back from the dealership, new driver side seat heater, and new back seat bracket. 

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12 hours ago, sail hatan said:

last week was 35s, this week i just got it back from the dealership, new driver side seat heater, and new back seat bracket. 

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What size lift are you running? Looks great!

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On 12/23/2017 at 6:09 PM, CKrado said:

Got my KC Hilites 30" dual row light bar installed behind the grille last night and completed the finishing touches to the interior wiring this morning. a5b83baee241887460a1e3ac6d40f1b7.jpg549be331fa5f4d9e9175f876bdbd256d.jpg

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Run in to any issues with the Grille Shutters?

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Run in to any issues with the Grille Shutters?
There really isn't a way to do a bar very easily with out removing it so I just said to hell with it lol. just took it out completely and rigged the motor so the CEL wouldn't come on and relocated the thermostat.

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A few weeks ago I added the 3 led lights that were install in the only 2016 Silverado LTZ Special Ops Navy edition, in case anyone is interest it’s possible. Check it out.!!6367369931a06b14567ac5f987bbc70a.jpg85f21df68b1aab8f46c1ef2c73a9ba6c.jpgb38b18093f6acbdfff906d0d16c06dd9.jpg5ebe66050abbcc8a2b795e548df467d4.jpg


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A few weeks ago I added the 3 led lights that were install in the only 2016 Silverado LTZ Special Ops Navy edition, in case anyone is interest it’s possible. Check it out.!!6367369931a06b14567ac5f987bbc70a.jpg85f21df68b1aab8f46c1ef2c73a9ba6c.jpgb38b18093f6acbdfff906d0d16c06dd9.jpg5ebe66050abbcc8a2b795e548df467d4.jpg


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Do you have anymore details? Where did you get the lights and how did you mount them?

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