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On 9/27/2018 at 1:13 PM, TB_Hutch said:

There are some all cleaned up

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What size tires are those? Any suspension modifications or is it the stock TrailBoss suspension?

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Can anyone with the 6.2L take an accurate measurement from the edge of the hood by the windshield to the 6.2 emblem. 

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Installed the Premium All Weather Floor Mats which I Highly recommend.  They provide complete protection of the Floor.

 

Front #84333603

Rear #84333635

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Picked up some Outdoor, Black, adhesive backed, Vinyl and made my own Black bow tie!  So far it has survived one car wash and the FL sun will be a good durability test.

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Installed the Rear Splash Guards

 

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A Note of Caution! The 1/2" length rivets provided are the incorrect length and will not hold the two plastic clamps to the fender! Had to purchase 5/8" length aluminum rivets in order to install splash guards! Once installed they look great.

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Doug,
are the cargo lights still incandescent from factory?

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30 minutes ago, GMC-AT said:

Doug,
are the cargo lights still incandescent from factory?

Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
 

There are suppose to be LEDs, but I will have to check the next time I am in the truck bed.

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weird they didn't make the reverse lights LED from factory.. assuming the cargo lights are. 

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19 hours ago, GMC-AT said:

weird they didn't make the reverse lights LED from factory.. assuming the cargo lights are. 

The Cargo Bed Lamps are a 3 LED module without replaceable bulbs.  The whole module would have to be replaced if damaged or you loose a LED!

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23 hours ago, DougFL said:

Installed the Premium All Weather Floor Mats which I Highly recommend.  They provide complete protection of the Floor.

 

Front #84333603

Rear #84333635

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RearMat.jpg

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These looks better than any aftermarket mats I have seen in a vehicle. Very form fitting and almost molded looking to the interior.

Weathertech, Husky etc. eat your heart out! :loser:

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14 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

What about the license plate lights? Are they LED or Incandescent? 

Incandescent and Very hard to reach for replacement!

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