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Excellent. I will look for recessed hinges.

Did you utilize the stake pocket mounting bolts to mount the toolbox?

Yes I did. Had to drill a hole for the bolts supplied with the Magnum rack and also used the j bolt type fasteners from the toolbox at the back. You will need some spacers under the toolbox to keep it level, I used rubber 1/8" x 2" x 8" it doesn't need to be glued on it gets clamped between the toolbox and the bed rail. Worked perfect.

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From my instagram, @kurtkphoto:   Looking west into Death Valley, CA from Nevada:  

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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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Traded in this on Wednesday

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And picked this up.

 

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Just finished the Cognito leveling kit, wheels, tires, retrax, and air bags. Amp says 5-6 months until the steps are available.

 

It's almost dark but figured I'd snap a couple pix and post them.

 

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Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

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Thank you!

Just the RCX 3.5" "lift"

Wish I went bigger though. Already looking into at least their 5"

Nice. I've seriously considered that kit, but I'm afraid my truck wouldn't be able to fit in my garage. How do you like the ride?

Keithm Enthusiast

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Nice. I've seriously considered that kit, but I'm afraid my truck wouldn't be able to fit in my garage. How do you like the ride?

I haven't tried to fit in my garage yet but I'd about bet my life it won't fit.

My '14 1500 with this same lift and 33's just BARELY fit. Had maybe an inch or two clearance.

 

As for ride quality, it's pretty plush. Not much of a difference from stock. It's no drastic height change though so I wish I went bigger.

Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

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I haven't tried to fit in my garage yet but I'd about bet my life it won't fit.

My '14 1500 with this same lift and 33's just BARELY fit. Had maybe an inch or two clearance.

 

As for ride quality, it's pretty plush. Not much of a difference from stock. It's no drastic height change though so I wish I went bigger.

Very cool. Looks like enough height difference to me! :thumbs:

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Fishing the Sierra's last weekend with my new camper.754e4ce70e233aa1734ff2cf489bdbf2.jpg

 

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4wdriver Enthusiast

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Where's the road? Honestly that looks like a lot of fun.

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Fishing the Sierra's last weekend with my new camper.754e4ce70e233aa1734ff2cf489bdbf2.jpg

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What an awesome pic!!!

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You all see the truck parked like a 100 yards away behind him, right? Looks like a parking lot or scenic out look. Beautiful.

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Fishing the Sierra's last weekend with my new camper.754e4ce70e233aa1734ff2cf489bdbf2.jpg

 

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wow! awesome!

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Wow that looks amazing where is that?

Crowley Lake California

 

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3500 LTZ. Wheels are Worx Beast PVD with Nitto Terra Grapplers 305/55/20

I love the brown color.

 

great looking truck, what offset of your wheels?

CRApex Enthusiast

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I love the brown color.

 

great looking truck, what offset of your wheels?

 

Thanks..+25 offset.

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