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Fabtech Trail Boss / AT4 4" lift Method 305 NV 18x9 -12 4.5" Toyo MT 35x12.5r18

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Deep matte black vinyl wrap with a gloss black chrome delete!

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lt1z

First paint correction and seal on the AT4 now that winter is over. This blue looks even better after a clay/polish/seal.

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1 minute ago, Sjordan said:

What was your total cost installed?

Dealership's price was $1495.. but I guarantee that you could easily shave hundreds off that by going straight to upholstery shop. Luckily, we negotiated it into the deal, so I didn't pay a dime.

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Chad H TX

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Just joined this forum. Haven’t farted around with an online forum since my 07 tundra lol. Long ago. Anyway, had my helper swap out the ugly bow tie for the black one and I just finished slapping on the GM splash guards.... thought I’d say hi while here  . Yes, truck is nasty. It’s been and currently is raining... 

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MikeW81 Enthusiast

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Just added Tyger Auto soft fold tonneau cover and their bull guard as well. The bull guard serves no purpose, just for aesthetics. spacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.png

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romclean1 Enthusiast

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Guess what’s getting installed tonight ? Time to light up the bow tie.
 

 

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lapoolboy Senior Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, romclean1 said:

Guess what’s getting installed tonight ? Time to light up the bow tie.
 

 

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Let us know if you can access the backside to route the wiring cleanly/properly without having to remove the grille.

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34 minutes ago, lapoolboy said:

Let us know if you can access the backside to route the wiring cleanly/properly without having to remove the grille.

It's no biggie to remove the grille and not hard.

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1 hour ago, mafd2 said:

It's no biggie to remove the grille and not hard.

So I took off the top cover and then the four bolts on the top of the grill,  but I can’t figure out what else is holding the grill on!  I know I saw someone else posted some good details, but can’t find it.   Any input appreciated.

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31 minutes ago, romclean1 said:

So I took off the top cover and then the four bolts on the top of the grill,  but I can’t figure out what else is holding the grill on!  I know I saw someone else posted some good details, but can’t find it.   Any input appreciated.

 

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22 minutes ago, joshuapchase said:
 


Thanks. Just had to give more of a tug ! Comes off like your gonna break it. Easy once you get the grill off.

 

Note : remember to unplug the camera connector on the passenger side.  Another note, remember to re-attach the hood release handle before you shut the hood!

 

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9 hours ago, lapoolboy said:

Let us know if you can access the backside to route the wiring cleanly/properly without having to remove the grille.

You could probably pull the grill forward enough, but it would be a pain in the butt.  It was easy once I figured out I just had to pop the grill out of its connections.  was almost going to wait for warmer weather (it was 20 outside) because I thought the plastic might snap.  It’s pretty strong though. start to finish was maybe 30 mins of actual work.    I could do it again in 20 now.

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On 2/15/2020 at 11:44 PM, AEmedic said:

It has the GM TB lift and one additional inch in the front to decrease the rake.  I also have 35X11.50R20 Ridge grapplers.

Just to clarify, you did the GM 2 inch lift from the TB/AT4; then did a 1 inch front leveling kit? Looks great.

Whose 1 inch level did u use? Motofab?

Those Nitto RG’s spec out to 34.74” diameter and 11.42” wide. Any rubbing at all??

using a spacer?

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S9779 Enthusiast

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Ran a USB type c cable to the arm rest. Fits my note 10 plus like a glove. Phone will not lay flat plugged in where the wireless charger is so this works much better and is neater. 

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9 minutes ago, S9779 said:

Ran a USB type c cable to the arm rest. Fits my note 10 plus like a glove. Phone will not lay flat plugged in where the wireless charger is so this works much better and is neater. 

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Nice ! I put a wireless charger in my last center console, I found there was just enough room inside.   If phones get any bigger I’ll have to get a bigger truck!
 

wish they would release wireless CarPlay/android auto...looks like they did on some GM models.  

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