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1 hour ago, michigan2500hd said:

That is a stock size, 255/70/17 , however the truck came with 275/55/20 so they look kinda small to me now. Especially considering I had installed 275/60/20's that were 33.1" tall. 

I'll go to another 33 on these wheels ( 17") and probably keep a stock 265/65/18 on my 18" wheels for trips, winter ,etc. I'm loving my mileage now though. It's rate if I'm empty to get under 20 mpg. Even with a 6.2. 

The more I drove with the smaller tires the more I like them. I had a shake with the 20's so I traded for 17's for more side wall and almost 40# lighter per wheel/ tire. 

My '00 Silverado came stock with 235 width tires, my '09 came with 245 and my '15 came with 255's.  I tried heavier, larger tires on my last truck and the improved look wasn't worth the sluggish feel and poorer gas mileage.  In 2000 upgrading to 255's on 17's would have looked awesome.  I'm simply enjoying large wheels by earlier standards!

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On 5/28/2018 at 12:22 PM, Deadpoollane said:

Hook up led plate lights and reverse lights.

Got my dash cam hooked upc04214cdfb0b7557c25dc4ee688bcec9.jpg

Have a bunch of red Silverado logos so tried one on the front really hard to make it look straight because of the slight decline/incline
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Is that the rexing v1 dash cam? If so how do you like it? Thinking about buying one while its on sale on Amazon

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Is that the rexing v1 dash cam? If so how do you like it? Thinking about buying one while its on sale on Amazon

Nope it’s the $40 one on amazon


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I took my truck to my buddy’s shop so he could put some matte black vinyl on the hood. I’m really happy with the look and it reduces the glare. 3938bafca23a951de6651d7c35b34f44.jpg5d43d60b210c2ab3462d1f58e179a460.jpg


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5 hours ago, Kelloggs67 said:

Well I am going to clean it tonight 

and I just got my bed liner spayed in 00B14063-F6C3-4CE9-8518-9B6E5FBBD62E_zpsB32A26C2-58D2-46D6-89C2-298D14116414_zpsFEFB1CAF-C04D-4798-ACF1-BFA5BDA760F5_zps

they did a great job done the right way https://www.bulletliner.com/

Just read your Signature, made me laugh and reminisce at the same time. This was my ZR2 when I was young. Stcker was on for an off road weekend with a bunch of buddies. The ZR2 upstaged all but one Jeep (A brand new Rubicon) that weekend. 

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I do miss that truck, it was unstoppable.

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I had a shop replace the chrome emblems that come with the truck (and really look out of place on the Rally editions) with black emblems.  I had a custom RALLY emblem made up to replace the LT on the tailgate.  Ordered all these on eBay.  The RALLY emblem was a custom that one of the sellers agreed to do for me at a very reasonable $20.  The black is so much better than the chrome on this model/color scheme.  Couldn't be happier with this mod.  Note the lettering perfectly straight though the picture does not look like it is.  Not sure if this is due to the rain or a strange picture angle or what.

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9 hour detail session on the truck. Interior vacuumed, leather conditioned, floor liners cleaned, engine bay detailed, foam bath, hand dry, full clay bar, and extreme depth carnauba wax + x seal, windows cleaned and topped off with extreme wheel shine.
 
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Hey I know that guy! Lol Instagram #bongowit
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14 hours ago, Kelloggs67 said:

Well I am going to clean it tonight 

and I just got my bed liner spayed in 00B14063-F6C3-4CE9-8518-9B6E5FBBD62E_zpsB32A26C2-58D2-46D6-89C2-298D14116414_zpsFEFB1CAF-C04D-4798-ACF1-BFA5BDA760F5_zps

they did a great job done the right way https://www.bulletliner.com/

Love my Bullet Liner as well.  Only had it a few months so far but they did a great job and it looks great.

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On ‎7‎/‎15‎/‎2018 at 5:12 PM, Mikeb52r said:

Had my front valance off for a while and was really happy with it but still wanted it to be even at the bottom, so I cut the bottom of the valance off and reinstalled it. Got the idea from Swirvn

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What did you use to cut?  Jigsaw, grinder with cutoff wheel?  Looks good!

Also is your Sierra Leveled in the front?

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21 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

What did you use to cut?  Jigsaw, grinder with cutoff wheel?  Looks good!

Also is your Sierra Leveled in the front?

I used a Dremel cutting tool that I bought at Lowe's over the weekend on sale. I had been wanting to do this for over a few months but didn't have anything to cut it with until now. I just followed the curve/bend in the valance. I had to have my daughter help hold the valance as I cut it to keep it from flopping all over the place. 

 

Yes I have a 1 1/2" level kit on the front. Didn't want to go the full 2"s. 

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