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Spent a week polishing and waxing before winter came. First time living in a snowy climate so keeping it clean is way harder.

 

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Nice! Is this leveled? What size G2's? Nevermind, I read your earlier posts.

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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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My 2017 Sierra. The 6.2L is my favorite thing on this truck, I cannot believe how quick an almost 6000lb truck can be. The interiors are also so comfortable. Love it, my first full size truck. leveling kit and larger tires in the near future. I'll go with either 275/60/20 Nitto G2's or Duratrac. Both weigh nearly as close to stock compared to BFG AT's and slighter larger tires that go into heavier load ranges.

 

 

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I thought it might be fun to post a few pictures of my 2017 Z71 Midnight in less then a shinny state. We have had 41" of snow in 3 storms this week.

 

The first picture was taken during a 24" Blizzard.

wow that's a great picture love the midnights

 

 

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Side / Rear

I have seen your truck in many different parts of this forum Love that Matt finish you got

 

 

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Finally figured out how to resize a photo on Windows 10 sos why not lol. 2015 GMC SLT AT 6.2L. 30" lightbar mounted behind grill, 33x12.5R20 Pro comps, AFE intake, Morimoto HID retrofit, full LED interior/brake light swap, Morimoto fogs (to be instaleld), tinted, "custom" leveling kit, magnaflow muffler, 15,000 miles

 

Possibly to come: Coilovers, Procharger, electric cut out, Kooks LT and dyno tune, low-pro vent visors, smooth and paint flares. Still deciding if I should keep for a five more years or trade when the new ones come out.

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Finally figured out how to resize a photo on Windows 10 sos why not lol. 2015 GMC SLT AT 6.2L. 30" lightbar mounted behind grill, 33x12.5R20 Pro comps, AFE intake, Morimoto HID retrofit, full LED interior/brake light swap, Morimoto fogs (to be instaleld), tinted, "custom" leveling kit, magnaflow muffler, 15,000 miles

 

Possibly to come: Coilovers, Procharger, electric cut out, Kooks LT and dyno tune, low-pro vent visors, smooth and paint flares. Still deciding if I should keep for a five more years or trade when the new ones come out.

 

I keeping my, till the NEW body style comes out 2019/2020 I think.

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Didn't do a whole lot with her, this morning, after work. Tried to tint the top of my windshield, but first pieces ended up not sticking, will reattempt in the next few days. After that, I detailed the inside, cleaned the windows (in/out) and dash-glass, cleaned the water marks off the chrome parts, removed my wife's makeup residue from the steering wheel controls (HOLY CRAP, I CAN SEE THE ICONS AGAIN!!!), and wiped the dust from the dash, center console, and doors.

 

Will post pictures when window tinting is done.

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6" BDS, 22x10 Fuel Titan rims, 35x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

trimming that valance up a little would make such a huge improvement!

 

 

2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L

4.5" Zone

22x10 AF Grips

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trimming that valance up a little would make such a huge improvement!

 

 

2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L

4.5" Zone

22x10 AF Grips

33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

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The shop that put the lift on cut the valence for clearance on the angle but I'm thinking of just taking it off completely

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The shop that put the lift on cut the valence for clearance on the angle but I'm thinking of just taking it off completely

that would look much better too. Either trimming it up or removing will be a HUGE improvement

 

Like that if you didn't wanna remove it

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2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L

4.5" Zone

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33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

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