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^^^funny to see you taking pictures while everyone else is working on a roof...get to work :)

Ha. It's my neighbors house. Besides they weren't working either, just staring at my truck [emoji848]

 

 

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I just bought mine new last Saturday, and can not wait to black out most/all of the chrome. Looking for inexpensive, high durability solutions. I know that the wheels will be expensive either way.

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What is the make/model of your front tow package?

I honestly don't know. Whatever comes stock on the Sierra SLE package.

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At Tune Time Performance today. Applied Optic-coat 2.0 on my hood and my friend's 15 6.2 LTZ with 3.73 rear (truck is a beast).

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we are going to do the rest of the trucks at another time. just too caught up in other things, started to late to remove defects etc on all panels. these hoods are like GLASS now

 

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This thread needs a bump..... let's see em!

 

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Sleeper ... your truck looks awesome. What are the specs on your tire/wheel combo. I've never took such an interest in tires/wheels until I owned a truck (2015 GMC Sierra). Trying to wrap my head around all the possible permutations.

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looks good. color match rear bumper , remove Z71 decal ? what taillights are those ?

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Sleeper ... your truck looks awesome. What are the specs on your tire/wheel combo. I've never took such an interest in tires/wheels until I owned a truck (2015 GMC Sierra). Trying to wrap my head around all the possible permutations.

Thanks Laminar...I appreciate it! I spent more time researching wheels and tires than any other mod. Too many late nights surfing vendor forums wondering what the heck to put on. Those are Toyo OpenCountry RT's 33/12.50/20R and the the rims are Fuel Krank's 20x9 with a +1 offset (I have a 2" level). I did the Small Norcal Fender Mod and zip-tied the front liners so that I have full lock to lock with no rubbing. I believe on your 2015 you have just a little more room, but that is still a lot of tire in these wheel wells. My truck is on Custom Offset.....that's where you'll get a great look at all the endless possibilities with some great pictures of your specific truck! Good luck in your search *hands you a cold one* :cheers: ....you'll need this! LOL

 

looks good. color match rear bumper , remove Z71 decal ? what taillights are those ?

I'm not sure if this was for me :happysad: Those are the Spyder LED taillights (Black with clear lens). I've thought about removing the decals and doing the bumper.....hmmmmmm

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SleeperZ71 - thank you for the information (led lights) . Keep the photo's coming on all those good looking BLACK trucks.

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Here are a couple of photos of mine, I hope...if I attach correctly...

 

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