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The ride is definitely a little stiffer, but I'm pretty sure it's mostly due to the tires. It's not bad at all.

 

I'm running these Toyos at ~80 PSI, which is up from the 60 I had in the fronts and 70 in the rears on my old Goodyear SR-A's.

 

Overall, I'm very pleased with how it turned out. I will be towing my boat with this truck, which is why I opted for the level instead of a lift.

 

 

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Fishing the Sierra's last weekend with my new camper.   Sent from my SM-P900 using Tapatalk

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I took delivery 2 weeks ago:

Denali HD diesel, summit white, cocoa/dune, sunroof, off road suspension, trailering mirrors.

 

Last week, based on research on the forum here, I changed out the OEM boards to Amp steps, added an RC 2" leveling kit, changed the tires to Toyo 295/60R20 Open Country AT II's, and added black WeatherTech floor liners. I think I'm done for a while. Love the truck.

 

Sorry for the mediocre pictures - the weather has been frigid. I will post better pictures soon - the forecast looks good.

 

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Truck looks perfect! First time I have ever seen those wheels offered on a Danali.

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Thanks! I think these have been the standard 20's on Denali HD's for the last couple of years. I saw a post somewhere with the after Aug 2014 Denali HD, and it had a new style 20" wheel, which I really like. I'm not sure why mine came with the older style, but I do like them.

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Thanks! I think these have been the standard 20's on Denali HD's for the last couple of years. I saw a post somewhere with the after Aug 2014 Denali HD, and it had a new style 20" wheel, which I really like. I'm not sure why mine came with the older style, but I do like them.

 

 

You have the new 20" on your truck. The other one is the polished 5 spoke with the spokes that taper out as they get to the wheel's flange. The new ones are the straight spoke chrome like on your truck.

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Dropsix Enthusiast

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Here is what I have ordered. It should be here in about 40 days. :D I am anxious!

Just out of curiosity, why no duramax?

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Just out of curiosity, why no duramax?

Because I haven't owned a diesel truck before, and the extra price just for the option. Wouldn't mind venturing out into the diesel wold one day, just I know gasoline engines and can work on those. I know very little about diesels.

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Because I haven't owned a diesel truck before, and the extra price just for the option. Wouldn't mind venturing out into the diesel wold one day, just I know gasoline engines and can work on those. I know very little about diesels.

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We had a nice day in Kansas today, so I cleaned 'er up, and took some better pictures. I included a couple of interior pictures, for those who are interested in seeing how the black WeatherTech floor liners look with the Cocoa Dune interior, and the DU-HA match. I also plasti-dipped my emblems black.

 

 

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We had a nice day in Kansas today, so I cleaned 'er up, and took some better pictures. I included a couple of interior pictures, for those who are interested in seeing how the black WeatherTech floor liners look with the Cocoa Dune interior, and the DU-HA match. I also plasti-dipped my emblems black.

 

 

You level it also?
2FarSouth Enthusiast

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Yes - 2" Rough Country. Just enough to clear the 295/60R20 Toyos.

 

 

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Nice, I also went with the black floor mats Husky in the Coco Dune interior I think it looks good. My under rear seat storage is black. Your is the same color as your rear seat. I odered mine from factory when i built the truck.

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Have not seen mine in a couple weeks but the wife drove it to work and sent me this.......boy I miss her :driving:

 

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We had a nice day in Kansas today, so I cleaned 'er up, and took some better pictures. I included a couple of interior pictures, for those who are interested in seeing how the black WeatherTech floor liners look with the Cocoa Dune interior, and the DU-HA match. I also plasti-dipped my emblems black.

 

 

Have you thought about removing the lower valance? That is the plastic piece under the bumper.

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