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Added led's for the cargo lights and reverse lights last night. Happy with the cargo one's they look great and help. Really haven't had a chance to use the reverse one's , they look good when i unlock the truck but i don't think they are

Any better. Cheap ebay stuff 5244275b89a4688ae830c42a77eb2b86.jpge1486ce27d4c2f430a5c0096656e7889.jpg

Haven't taking one with the reverse yet but i just have a phone for pics so they really dont help

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I was going to do this soon... my dad hook me up big time 4 Christmas wow

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Were you able to check mpg, k&n vs stock, and tell a diff?

Idk really. I think the AC may be better. But the K@N is awesome you've to just clean it ever 50,000. I really don't know tho, i drive fast never use the cruise. This is since my last oil change fa550d6704600e21f9d091bfc95f00cf.jpg
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I've had it four eight months today [emoji4]
And not 1 problem besides the dealer putting 6 qt of oil in it on a oil change. .. thank god the truck told me with in 10 miles. It was low... ive change my oil at 900 miles 4000. Had them do it at 11,000 17,000 22,000. They still owe me two more cause the one they f up on... in all i love this truck so much. Sad to think ill have 100,000 miles before it's 3 years old... i need a company van/chevy truck again ASAP

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Took some picks of the inside waiting on the shooting range 2 open

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d547d107f902aae4c5a197cd9b2653cf.jpghad the bed liner put in today... took me 4 hrs to get there 75 miles away first snow of the year in the dmv. Took back roads the last 30 mile truck, tires did awesome ... i think they did a awesome job got mr right in 2hrs later on my way home. Frederick Line-X did awesome

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So you like the Sylvania ZXE's? I read reviews that the bulb life is short. I want LED's but i'm not gonna pull the trigger yet. How much did those set you back, if you don't mind?

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Took some picks of the inside waiting on the shooting range 2 open

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Man you carry a lot of stuff. You should have a holster on that XDm though! What caliber is it?

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So you like the Sylvania ZXE's? I read reviews that the bulb life is short. I want LED's but i'm not gonna pull the trigger yet. How much did those set you back, if you don't mind?

There better than the OEM for sure. They where like 60 at autozone i think.

I didn't know they had a short life. I'm saving for new headlights ,hopefully by summer time.

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There better than the OEM for sure. They where like 60 at autozone i think.

I didn't know they had a short life. I'm saving for new headlights ,hopefully by summer time.

60 for high and low beams?

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Man you carry a lot of stuff. You should have a holster on that XDm though! What caliber is it?

It's a 40. And your right it should've been in a holster
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60 for high and low beams?

Nope just 1 set for 60. But i really don't ever need to use the highs with the fogs on.

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