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Red tow hooks, did you paint yours, or buy them red, or factory appearance package?

Bought them. They are the red hooks that come with the chevy red line edition

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Bought them. They are the red hooks that come with the chevy red line edition

They look really cool. I bought a set of the chrome ones for my 16, I think they look a lot better than the factory black ones that come with the truck. What kind of finish, and if you don't mind, how much were they? Easy change now that I have had to cut the bolt on the drivers side to get the factory ones out.
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They look really cool. I bought a set of the chrome ones for my 16, I think they look a lot better than the factory black ones that come with the truck. What kind of finish, and if you don't mind, how much were they? Easy change now that I have had to cut the bolt on the drivers side to get the factory ones out.

You can get them for around $100. Part #84192871. I assume they are powder coated, not sure. They are gloss tho. Yeah the silverados are easier to do, mine I had to pull the bumper, which once the grill is off is really only 6 bolts.

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The skid plate on my 17 is chrome. I really like the black one on your truck. Did you paint it or wrap it, or is that factory?

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The skid plate on my 17 is chrome. I really like the black one on your truck. Did you paint it or wrap it, or is that factory?

It's painted. I got painted with the hood and the headlight. But I don't recommend painting it, it has a lot of rock chips in it. My painter told me to not do it and I should've listen to him. It looks awesome but I hate all the chips and the chrome is starting to show.. I drive a lot on the highway I guess that's why but I'm probably going to get the chrome one.

 

 

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It's painted. I got painted with the hood and the headlight. But I don't recommend painting it, it has a lot of rock chips in it. My painter told me to not do it and I should've listen to him. It looks awesome but I hate all the chips and the chrome is starting to show.. I drive a lot on the highway I guess that's why but I'm probably going to get the chrome one.

 

 

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My original idea was shadow chrome paint. After seeing yours I decided I wanted it black. Just ordered some gloss black vinyl wrap to try. Never used vinyl wrap before so we will see how it comes out.

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You can get them for around $100. Part #84192871. I assume they are powder coated, not sure. They are gloss tho. Yeah the silverados are easier to do, mine I had to pull the bumper, which once the grill is off is really only 6 bolts.

Thanks for the info. I am going to see if there is a Redline edition close so I can see them in person.
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heres a couple of mine

 

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Love. love those rims? Are those the 22" CK156 or something different? Also, are your driver and passenger windows tinted from factory or aftermarket? Looks good!

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'16 Double Cab. Only add-ons were factory step bars, Borla dual exhaust and hard cover tonneau.

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Love. love those rims? Are those the 22" CK156 or something different? Also, are your driver and passenger windows tinted from factory or aftermarket? Looks good!

 

they are factory wheels.

 

windows are tinted limo all around and 28% windshield

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Here's my final project. 2015-2016 Silverado LTZ Conversion 12df3fbe161ab908e347d8d8c7837f36.jpg606051ce3582f3c4584d48349755c435.jpg97c895ec456a31ad06c541bf37a97fe0.jpg968a9c0041a2c0400148e0262305355a.jpgb893825397721a318e5eadd7d318802c.jpg

 

 

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your truck looks great...can you put a list of what all you did?

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Put it in the box that the Denali grill came in. Was thinking of keeping it but will prob never switch back.

If you ever decide to part ways I'll take it off your hands! :seeya:

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