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2017 Sierra 1500 Denali ultimate leveling kit

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Horacio Enthusiast

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Horacio I just noticed your wheels did you paint the inserts black I was thinking in doing the same if you did does the whole wheel have to come off to remove the insert

They came black, but on the backside of the wheel there are 2 Allen screws that can be removed and then you can remove the inserts to be painted.

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dave8699 Enthusiast

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Lgetz I was thinking is something like that but I like the liner look and plastidip I know people say it last but don't won't it to start scratching and peeling

O_J_Simpson Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah I leased it with option to buy which is my plan as long as I like it and it doesn't give me problems

You will want to turn it in. Resids are too high right now. For just a few grand more than the buy out price you can get a new one off the lot with no miles & new warranty.

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You will want to turn it in. Resids are too high right now. For just a few grand more than the buy out price you can get a new one off the lot with no miles & new warranty.

 

Thats ture but does that mean I can't get a lift can you return a lease with a lift or would I have to return it to stock

Doobs41378 Enthusiast

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Thats ture but does that mean I can't get a lift can you return a lease with a lift or would I have to return it to stock

What does your contract state?

17Midnight Enthusiast

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I have to take a look at it what it speculates

I think you mean stipulates. Contracts can't speculate. :D

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So I took Lgetz advice and I'm getting all the chrome parts and the front and rear bumper sprayed with satin black proline on Feb 22 I will post pictures but know I'm still looking for a good leveling kit

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Does anyone now what warranty does it void I read a lot about aftermarket parts not voiding warranty just if aftermarket parts effects anything so does that mean front diff,balljoints etc

Lgetz Senior Enthusiast

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Ball joints, tie rods, control arms, steering rack, wheel hubs, shocks anything that has to do with suspension. Not sure on differential mine was leaking from transfer case seal and it was repaired under warranty after I got level and tires put on. However it was obvious the leak was an existing issue since I had receipt showing my truck was modded a week before and less than 125 miles prior.

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So I took Lgetz advice and I'm getting all the chrome parts and the front and rear bumper sprayed with satin black proline on Feb 22 I will post pictures but know I'm still looking for a good leveling kit

If you can post some pics after you done with the satin black mod I appreciate. I'm thinking about doing it as well. I'm keeping my bumpers the same color thought.

 

 

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