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Colliams 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali 6.2L Build


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Here we go. This is my first truck and my first build log. I plan to keep it updated and frequently reply to comments so your input is welcomed greatly!

Just a month ago I purchased my first truck and i decided to go with the 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali 6.2L. This build will be meticulous seeing that I want it to be and extremely clean build and possibly a quality show truck.

 

Lets get to the stuff you guys want( The goods/build plans ):

 

7" Lift - Full Throttle Suspension or McGaughy's

20x12 -44 Fuel Mavericks

35" or 37" Toyo Open Country MT's

LED Cubes Mounted in the Fog's

Grille Mounted 30" lightbar

Blacked Out Tailights

Blacked Out Headlights with RGB Halos and DRL's

Blacked Out Chrome ( Grille, Trim, ect.)

Denali Engraved on the Blinker

Roof Rack

Tuner

Air Intake

Tint

Exhaust

 

If i ever have enough money - Supercharger

 

I do get some shuttering in the steering wheel and see mostly when I'm cruising above 40mph. the RPM's jump up slightly when this occurs and i was wondering if anyone had any ideas of what this was or if GMC has fixed some of these problems because yes i have read a bunch of forums about such problems.

 

Anything I have for build parts listed above feel free to make suggestions and even help me add to the list! I want to communities input on my build.

Thanks so much!

 

Here's a few pictures of it now!

 

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Had some free time this past weekend and an extra 30" light bar sitting around so I decided to go ahead and install it into the grille. I also removed the running boards and blacked out the mirrors and some of the chrome on the doors. Did some custom fab work and decided not to weld it into place due to the thickness of the cross-members in the grille.

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Got my 2.5" front end leveling spacers in from Motofab and installed them myself. Took a lot longer than I thought it would to install but i got it done and i love it! Truck is at the shop currently getting an alignment and the magneride set to zero to accommodate the leveling kit. They are also checking on the shuttering I have been noticing. You ca also see in this picture the running boards removed!

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