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Just installed a revolver X2. Had to notch the rails but turned out good.

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Peeled off the 4x4 stickers today, so much better. If I knew how easy they would have came off I probably would have done it a few weeks ago. Adhesive wiped off with some contractors solvent, then a little wax, detail spray, and there's no sign they were ever there. Had a nice mirror going today also.

 

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Peeled off the 4x4 stickers today, so much better. If I knew how easy they would have came off I probably would have done it a few weeks ago. Adhesive wiped off with some contractors solvent, then a little wax, detail spray, and there's no sign they were ever there. Had a nice mirror going today also.

 

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looks good

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Just installed a revolver X2. Had to notch the rails but turned out good.

i have that roll bar as well and worried i couldnt find a sliding bed cover. can you share details on what you purchased, and how the instalation went im very eager to try this out.

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I just finished my 2016 GMC All Terrain X.

 

Oh, and I've been lurking for a while but first time poster. I traded a 15 Elevation in for this.
Mods include
Throttle booster
Tint
level kit
lund bull bar with light bar
lightbar on top
tow hook
underseat storage
debadged and painted GMC emblems
mudflaps
That's it for now but we know how that goes.
I do need a tenneau cover but I'm waiting to see what is compatible.

 

very nice looking truck, what light bar do you have on the top. any other pics, where is the switch?

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Snapped a pic after the rain stopped. 097c24c31a582b378b627a5e2af1344f.jpg

 

 

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looks good. Maybe a Black bowtie ???

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looks good. Maybe a Black bowtie ???

Either black or going with a custom one from badass bowties. Also wanting to plastidip the grille mesh

 

 

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Well since the ole truck is black, I might as well post here!

I dig it! like that offset too!

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