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On 11/14/2017 at 6:17 PM, GOMD said:

 

Where did you mount the light? Did you mount it on the small lip of the bumper cover or on the metal face of the bed? I got one for Christmas and am in the process and wanted it to be visible easily. On the small lip of the bumper cover would be easiest but not sure how well it would stay in place.

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Changed oil and filter. Pulled a gallon of old trans fluid and put a new gallon in. Changed the cabin air filter. Installed the Opt7 Redline Triple LED Tailgate Bar. 

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54 minutes ago, Eddie 70 said:

 

Where did you mount the light? Did you mount it on the small lip of the bumper cover or on the metal face of the bed? I got one for Christmas and am in the process and wanted it to be visible easily. On the small lip of the bumper cover would be easiest but not sure how well it would stay in place.

I mounted it on the bed face below the tailgate. It was a little difficult to get into position, I even dropped it behind the bumper for a minute. I eventually got it where I wanted it, and peeled the backing off slowly and pushed it down across the width of the opening. Overall it came out great, but I'm not sure how well it will stick if it is cold where you live.

 

Might be overkill, but here is the spot where its supposed to go.

 

Don't mount it too high or low so that the bumper or tailgate cover the leds.

 

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Got some tires installed today:  BFG KO2 275/65-R20 (on 2.5" leveling kit).

 

Fenders measure 40.5" in rear (stock block) and 39.5" in front - In case anyone is wondering.

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Got a chevy brake light hitch cover. Looks nice at night when trucks running and braking.
I should probably wrap the wires in black electrical tape to hide them better lol
 
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Cool little mod, if you got it online, post up a link please and thank you! I could use a late xmas gift for myself [emoji23][emoji23].


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3 hours ago, GOMD said:

I mounted it on the bed face below the tailgate. It was a little difficult to get into position, I even dropped it behind the bumper for a minute. I eventually got it where I wanted it, and peeled the backing off slowly and pushed it down across the width of the opening. Overall it came out great, but I'm not sure how well it will stick if it is cold where you live.

 

Might be overkill, but here is the spot where its supposed to go.

 

Don't mount it too high or low so that the bumper or tailgate cover the leds.

 

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I have mine on the small lip of the bumper cover for the last 2.5 years . NO problem. Yes it get cold in Wis.  ( putco - Blade Tailgate Light Bar )

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Leveled my '17 Denali over the Christmas weekend & added tires today...  285/55/R20 BFG KO2s.

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Installed the Husky rear fender liners on my truck just in time for the winter weather.

 

 

 

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installed my AMP research  power steps and window vents i really like the powersteps 20171228_150739.thumb.jpg.6e2fe566293f86bc2f1dab774627074d.jpg20171228_150743.thumb.jpg.a67add6b139618822331dbd615d3f07d.jpg

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Finally did the muffler delete. Replaced the muffler and flapper with straight pipe. Left the resonator alone. LOVE the new setup. Sounds like a V8 should. V4 is noticeable but I already drive in M5 around town and plan to get a range or just tune it. 

 

Best part? Local muffler shop charged me $59 and it took all of 20 minutes. 

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2 hours ago, RP53 said:

installed my AMP research  power steps and window vents i really like the powersteps 20171228_150739.thumb.jpg.6e2fe566293f86bc2f1dab774627074d.jpg20171228_150743.thumb.jpg.a67add6b139618822331dbd615d3f07d.jpg

I want these, but not at $2200 Cdn.

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i got them for 1400.00 us on amazon is the cnd. dollar really that weak

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