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had her almost a year now, still smile every time i see that grille

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Very nice! More info please!

Man I am glad you asked, I got a 6" procomp suspension lift. Along with the XD Rockstar II rims with zero offset, so they only stick out a little bit. You cant really tell in the photo and its very subtle unless its in the sun, but i took the plastic parts of the rims, along with the stars and paint matched them to the body. With the Nitto Grapplers 35x12.5. Prior to getting it lifted programmed it with the Flashpaq and put on a throttle body spacer and cold air intake. My mpg went up about 3-3.5 but then down after the lift and tires , which is good so I can tell the wife its only down about 2, from stock. I see you have the wheel house liners, is that a spray on or a molded insert? Mine has like a heavy duty almost fiberboard? screwed into the wheelwell, but it definitly keeps the road noise down , but was thinking about painting with bedliner. Thanks again for asking I didnt think I could like my truck any more but i was wrong.

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Man I am glad you asked, I got a 6" procomp suspension lift. Along with the XD Rockstar II rims with zero offset, so they only stick out a little bit. You cant really tell in the photo and its very subtle unless its in the sun, but i took the plastic parts of the rims, along with the stars and paint matched them to the body. With the Nitto Grapplers 35x12.5. Prior to getting it lifted programmed it with the Flashpaq and put on a throttle body spacer and cold air intake. My mpg went up about 3-3.5 but then down after the lift and tires , which is good so I can tell the wife its only down about 2, from stock. I see you have the wheel house liners, is that a spray on or a molded insert? Mine has like a heavy duty almost fiberboard? screwed into the wheelwell, but it definitly keeps the road noise down , but was thinking about painting with bedliner. Thanks again for asking I didnt think I could like my truck any more but i was wrong.

Very cool. Thanks for the information. Your truck looks awesome.

 

My wheel house liners are a molded plastic insert that goes in the rear wheel well. However, I believe your body style has a different setup, with those carpeted, fiberboard things you referred to. I'm not sure what your options are for the 2014+ trucks.

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Skeld Enthusiast

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Is that some sort of giant marker on the side there or what is that?

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2016 2500HD SLT Iridium Metallic: Besides what you can see, installed hidden bed step from AMP and AMP power steps(Best buy ever).

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2015 6.0 Cognito upper control arms, Bilstein 5100s with steering stabilizer, XD 20x9 +18 wheels and Cooper 295/55 STT Pro.

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Is that some sort of giant marker on the side there or what is that?

yep... It's a turn indicator (required by Aussie laws).....
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bassman454, on 03 Jul 2016 - 07:08 AM, said:

yep... It's a turn indicator (required by Aussie laws).....

 

Must have been the idea of the same guy who decided to cut up the guns. :)

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Must have been the idea of the same guy who decided to cut up the guns. :)

I think that's correct....LOL (but I still have my guns..... :M16: )

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Good job...every single time there is a gun story in the U.S. there is an Aussie expounding their wisdom about gun control... :mad:

 

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