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Not a bad day to start off the 4th! Quad LED cubes were removed and sold and I swapped in smoked foglights. Got tired of getting flashed is why I swapped these in. LEDs have been ordered for these as well as well.
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Helped my sister get deals on rims tires level tpms and lugs for a total of $1300 usd on her GMC Sierra 2” rc level, 17 inch black rhino rims, 33/12.50 gn 3000 10 ply

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My brother in law found a set of chrome tow hooks for me. Installed them yesterday and very happy with the look.

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8 hours ago, Deadpoollane said:

Helped my sister get deals on rims tires level tpms and lugs for a total of $1300 usd on her GMC Sierra 2” rc level, 17 inch black rhino rims, 33/12.50 gn 3000 10 ply

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Do you know what bug deflector she has? I am looking for that same trype(not low profile).

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Love it. Waiting for more shots of the hood up close.

I been wanting that hood.


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Here is a pic of the hood.73422d59227ca929773a3360d5ffb37d.jpg3c4cfa7397ac1b862532e62000efd772.jpga608a8f956b5147c3902ae2e5887911d.jpg

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Love your truck and when these trucks have aggressive front ends.

Here’s mine, still lots of work to do.

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Betty got a new pair of shoes. Yokohama geolandar g015 size LT 275 / 60r20. Much improvement over the Terra Grappler G2. Slight rub on the fender liner at full lock.

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On 7/2/2018 at 8:58 PM, 99silveradoz71 said:

^amen to that. Hopefully the f@cker stopped or got id'd and cited.

Unfortunately, @$$HOLE is still at large.

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Unfortunately, @$$HOLE is still at large.

 

Glad everyone is okay!

 

One of your first things you should in your new rig is put in a dash cam.

 

 

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Just finishing up a few things. I tied the fog lights to the parking lights and am finishing installing Pioneer AVH-4200NEX with Maestro. The Maestro does a lot of cool stuff like letting you gauges not normally available. Displays HVAC setting like OEM, shows TPMS, door status, retains OEM camera & SWC, and gives visual park assist. fb62d44e613eb72e99714119deba0c7b.jpge27b36f0aecf079c523f1047dfd3fb78.jpgece83619decf9371d19e634cd04e60f6.jpg

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51 minutes ago, Sinkhole said:

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What bulbs are you running in those headlights and fogs?

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33 minutes ago, sk said:

 

What bulbs are you running in those headlights and fogs?

Stock

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2 hours ago, Zurfy said:

 

Glad everyone is okay!

 

One of your first things you should in your new rig is put in a dash cam.

 

 

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Thanks!

 

Dual Dash Cams are on order for all our vehicles, to include my “repaired” or new truck.  

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Power washed the Line-X box and rubber bed matt. Looks new again. Nice! Refit the Lund soft rollup's rails. 

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