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I just cant wait to get my cluster so I can send it to you guys GTPprix. I may call to see how it is tomorrow to see if cheaper than my dealer. Just hopefully they have kept up on the part number changes lol

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I just cant wait to get my cluster so I can send it to you guys GTPprix. I may call to see how it is tomorrow to see if cheaper than my dealer. Just hopefully they have kept up on the part number changes lol

They should have they run a very tight ship! :)

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Hmm. Was the one you got for a 16 LTZ Tahoe? I gave the part number you posted earlier which has changed since then but she said back ordered which sucks because they are 200 cheaper than my dealer wants

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I may call back if you had one 2 weeks ago. Since she said someone has been waiting since July. Which isnt true if you got one. Thanks

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Let me quadruple check it wasn't a 2017 but I'm 99% sure it was a 16; I'll also check other ESC's if they have any as well.

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They should have they run a very tight ship! :)

GT, I was going to contact you via website yesterday but I missed the time window. I have a cluster I've found and don't know if it will be around until this weekend to purchase. If possible, I'd like to verify fitment as I'm unsure if I'm in a 2015 or 2015.5 and am unsure of the same for the cluster I'm wanting to purchase. Will contact this weekend if all else fails.

 

Thanks,

 

Skeet

 

 

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Shoot us an email now I'll personally check it and find out.

Sent. Thank you.

 

Edit* fbmcnew @gmail is me if you need to filter through thousands of emails.

Thanks again

 

 

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Let me quadruple check it wasn't a 2017 but I'm 99% sure it was a 16; I'll also check other ESC's if they have any as well.

if you find it that it was a 17 chevy cluster, id be interested in buying it from specmo and sending to you to have programmed for my 2017!

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Let me quadruple check it wasn't a 2017 but I'm 99% sure it was a 16; I'll also check other ESC's if they have any as well.

Any updates?

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They were 2016's but apparently this particular dealer has a deal with them where they keep their stock for this purpose there so they are technically already sold.

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