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Hey guys besides the typical 4 Wheel Parts What other Off road aftermarket accessories places do you guys shop at? Trying to see what everyone has to offer. And who knows this might help new truck owners out. Thank you!

 

Also What do you have and where did you get it?

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Not much for off-road shops left, everything is online now, I look for tons of pictures online before ordering anything online.

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The problem is online shops beat out the local guys. This means they install parts for pennies and loose money and close up. If you find a honest shop pay them like they deserve. My local shop in Phoenix, got me a steal on my Fuel maverick wheels. So I was fine with paying them a little extra to install my level kit. They were honest and knowledgeable. If you live in Arizona contact Prestige Customs. c37b79a85df3de6d5261f293db30abbd.jpg42e5394f46b80114f657fda45e3a38a2.jpg

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The problem is online shops beat out the local guys. This means they install parts for pennies and loose money and close up. If you find a honest shop pay them like they deserve. My local shop in Phoenix, got me a steal on my Fuel maverick wheels. So I was fine with paying them a little extra to install my level kit. They were honest and knowledgeable. If you live in Arizona contact Prestige Customs.

What leveling kit did you decide on? and tires size?

  • 3 weeks later...
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I have the GM fender mud flaps, side steps, bed step, and hard folding tonneau all dealer installed.

 

For me this is enough- looked at wheels and when I viewed them online on my truck really didntl like them. My truck has enough chrome that blacked out wheels look odd on it.

 

I did add a grille over the trans cooler more for protection, it had dings in the first 3000 miles. I also installed some Xenon bulbs in the headlights- improved but not quite HID.

 

I am saving the $ for my boats.....

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My list of aftermarket parts:

Retrax Pro Cover

Bi-Xenon FX-R Stage 3 Projector headlight mod

LED Concepts Color Morph Halos

Cognito 7-9 inch Lift w/Fox Shocks

American Force Wheels 24 X 12

Toyo Open Country M/T 37s

AMP Power Steps

Kryptonite Center Link/Tie Rod Package

PPE Heavy Duty Front Diff Cover

PPE Heavy Duty Rear Diff Cover

G2 4.88 Ratio Performance Ring and Pinion Set (Front and Rear)

G2 Ring and Pinion Master Install Kit (Front and Rear)

Rear Underseat Stowage

LED Reverse/Bed Lights

Buchwacker Fender Flares (color matched)

Color Matched the chrome surrounding the Denali Grill

CST Front drive Shaft

 

Future Parts:

AirDog II-4G Air/Fuel Separation System

EFI Live

Cognito Leaf Springs 4 inch w/2 inch blocks

Air Bags

Air Lift 72000 Wireless Leveling Compressor

Iron Cross Front and Rear Bumpers

Rigid Industries Fog Lights/Reverse Lights

Rigid Industries Light Bar

Debating on removing the DEF/DPF for maximum HP/MPGs

Train Horn

Big Brake Kit

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I highly recommend the DMAX Store! I had an issue when a local shop was installing my gears. One of the bearings in the master install kit was the wrong size. It costed an additional $170 for the bearing. I needed the part so I bought it from the shop that was doing the work. I later called the DMAX Store and informed them of the issue. I let them know I was out $170. The DMAX Store asked for a photo of my receipt and refunded $170 to my CC within 3 days. They're also extremely helpful and have the best prices I've seen so far.

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All GM for me. Flaps, tonneau, steps, whatever they offer (if I want a certain item) I go GM. Sure, some things you have to go with another supplier.

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