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I don't know if I've official posted a pic on this thread, so here it is.

 

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I work with mostly women and they all think my truck is black.   I would like to see one of these black trucks set up like mine. My GMT-900 was black and I decided to go with the Iridium Metallic

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Well I finally took the dive and did some paint correcting from the dealer installed swirl marks. Clayed, two stage polish, sealed and waxed. Keeping a new truck clean is a second job; keeping a black

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Ok I'll just get it out of the way what setup you got?

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I'm running the 6" BDS lift with 35" Toyo RTs. Added the AMP steps, 500 watt RF sub and the fold-a-cover. Next I'd like to upgrade the lights to something brighter and throw a 30" or 20" Rigid Industries Midnight Edition E series light bar behind the grill. The factor LED lights aren't very bright in the 2014s.

 

 

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Here's my 2016 Silverado Z71 LT. So far, I've added 5" iBoard Running boards, Type S Smart Off-Road Lights, Blacked out front & rear Bow-Ties..along with the stearing column & the Bow-Tie on the wheels, I've also added rear lights under the tailgate. My next projects will be adding DL3 mirrors (or tow), adding a 2" leveling kit from Tuff Country, and (I know my wife hopes) lastly putting 22" CK162s on.

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Are those factory assist steps?
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Are those factory assist steps?

Yes they are.

 

 

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Thanks!

 

I'm running the 6" BDS lift with 35" Toyo RTs. Added the AMP steps, 500 watt RF sub and the fold-a-cover. Next I'd like to upgrade the lights to something brighter and throw a 30" or 20" Rigid Industries Midnight Edition E series light bar behind the grill. The factor LED lights aren't very bright in the 2014s.

 

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How do you like the RT's? That's what I'm planning on getting when these tires are done. The 2014's don't have LED's except for the dlr's. I recommend the Morimoto HID and kit from TRS. Works great in the stock projectors and super bright. Also the Morimoto xb led fogs. You'll never complain about lighting again.

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The RT's are great I have about 14k miles on them now and they're holding up well. I've ripped them in sand, snow, mud, dirt, rock, etc. and they still have lots of tread. I rotate them every 5k miles.

 

Thanks for the recommendation on the lights. I'll check them out. I thought it was LED projector based on my sticker. What does this mean then?

 

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Will have to take this offline as it's a different thread. Must be referring to the LED strips that go around the projector.

 

 

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Will have to take this offline as it's a different thread. Must be referring to the LED strips that go around the projector.

 

 

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Yes the LED is just the strips. 2014 and 15 only came with halogens and they are god awful. How's the noise on the highway from the RT's? I really don't feel like listening to tire drone if I can avoid it. Edited by novembervictor
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Yes the LED is just the strips. 2014 and 15 only came with halogens and they are god awful. How's the noise on the highway from the RT's? I really don't feel like listening to tire drone if I can avoid it.

It's noticeable compared to the stock tires but nothing like running MTs. It's hardly noticeable and any radio volume drowns the right out. If you're going 80+ with no radio, then you'll hear them. I don't mind it at all and had the same concern. That's why I went with these. More rugged than an AT but not as bad on sound and wear & tear as an MT.

 

 

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New lift wheels and tires last week...

 

what lift , tires size please - looks good

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what lift , tires size please - looks good

 

Thanks! I'm running a Fabtech Gen II 6" w/ the stealth shocks, Toyo Open County MT 35x12.5x20 on 20x9 Fuel Wildcats

I had previously trimmed some of the lining in the wheel wells to fit 33x12.5's on a level w/ stock wheels, so no more was needed to accommodate the new set up.

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