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Would anyone else but me wish there was a designation showing what's under the hoods on the 6.2 powered trucks?

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

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I did when I had my 2011 Silverado 6.2L. I found some on EBay, and added one to the tailgate where the LT emblem was.

 

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Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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You don't put Ford badges on GM trucks. That's just the rules. :throwup: The Ford guys would laugh at you.

 

There's all kinds of aftermarket Vette and Camaro 6.2 badges. Probably some factory 6.2 stuff as well.

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L86 would be weird.. 95% of the people who see it would have absolutely no idea what that is

 

Shades of late 70's Corvette those with the higher output L-82 high ouput engine carried this emblem on its hood. Would be a throw back, who cares if only 5% knew what L-86 meant, that means their up on there GM history. Yeah maybe 6.2L would be OK but I like the L-86 better--my opinion. Thanks for inputs.

spectaculous Enthusiast

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Would anyone else but me wish there was a designation showing what's under the hoods on the 6.2 powered trucks?

While you're at it, why don't you add some stick on Buick vents to the fenders? Your bubbafied embellishments are going to look real pro...

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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While you're at it, why don't you add some stick on Buick vents to the fenders? Your bubbafied embellishments are going to look real pro...

And if he wants to do that who cares? Your not paying his truck loan so he can do what he wishes

 

 

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While you're at it, why don't you add some stick on Buick vents to the fenders? Your bubbafied embellishments are going to look real pro...

specfaculous you should keep your own stupid ideas to yourself, who would put the Buick vents as you call them on a Silverado or Sierra?

Full Lock Enthusiast

Full Lock

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6.2L fo sho. No raptor badges

 

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cbvet Enthusiast

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6.2L fo sho. No raptor badges

 

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That looks really clean, nice

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