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AgDoctor Senior Enthusiast

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Sub won't be here until Monday but I will let you know how it goes. Loving the wheels. I gotta program the new sensors tomorrow.

 

 

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I ended up gettimg this set with the Dueler AT tires. What pressure are you guys running for a 22? I have 40 in them now.

 

 

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By the way, the front is still up in a jack, which is why it is higher.

 

 

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looks great with the new wheels. Must be nice having all that extra disposable income......are you a doctor/lawyer or what?

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looks great with the new wheels. Must be nice having all that extra disposable income......are you a doctor/lawyer or what?

Agronomist

 

 

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AgDoctor Senior Enthusiast

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Installed the sub. Very nice and money well spent. Pretty easy install overall but a PITA to get the wire through the firewall.

 

I have the underseat storage and made a cardboard template and jigsawed it up and reinstalled.

 

I will post pics tomorrow as it was dark when I finished.

 

Now airbags and compressor.

 

 

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I have those rims but with the black inserts instead of chrome. They are what first drew me towards the Denali Ultimate over a regular Denali. I Love the way it makes the truck look. Only draw back is the available rubber options when new tires are needed.

 

Really curious how the sub install went and looks.

AgDoctor Senior Enthusiast

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I have those rims but with the black inserts instead of chrome. They are what first drew me towards the Denali Ultimate over a regular Denali. I Love the way it makes the truck look. Only draw back is the available rubber options when new tires are needed.

 

Really curious how the sub install went and looks.

Thanks! I went with the chrome due to the black Tahoe color and accent chrome.

 

I will post up pics when I get home this afternoon of the sub. It definitely will add bass. I played MJ's Billie Jean to listen to clarity and was very impressed!

 

 

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