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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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My next truck will be that color! I love mine in black, but dang is it hard to take care of!!! Got my dream truck there. Only thing that would make it better is the 5 spoke star model wheels. Lol


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On 7/23/2018 at 10:03 PM, Gear_Jammer said:

Thank you. Here's a little better pic of the tail lights. They look great at night. 

 

Yes, those are 285/75/17's. I thought about going a little bigger, but after driving around and getting in and out of the cab a dozen times, I'm happy I went with this size. Any taller and i would've had to get nerf bars. I'm about to crank on the key bolts a few times to make it a little closer to level, but nothing crazy 'cause I like a little rake.

 

I love good deep sounding throaty exhaust but am not a fan of tailpipes on trucks, so I put a Flowmaster on it and cut the pipe right after the axle. I love it, but some might think it's too loud. It's not obnoxious but you can hear it when I stand on it.

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I like the look with no pipe. I've dumped my last two just behind the axle. I also have a Flowmaster - mine's the 50. I don't see many running this dumped exhaust setup.

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Here’s my 2015 3500 6.0, I’m building it to be a twin to my restored 82 K30

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4 hours ago, Tim Batt said:

Here’s my 2015 3500 6.0, I’m building it to be a twin to my restored 82 K30

 

 

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Now that's cool.  :thumbs:

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