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1 minute ago, Jav_eee said:


A street tire on a “trail” boss?


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Haha

I knew that coming !!

It's actually mud and snow rated.

But yeah Love the big truck look but don't like the roar of all terrain or mud terrain tires.

Spend 99% of my time running up and down the highway. 

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Is yours a 6.2?


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Yea his Is


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Yea his Is


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That explains it.

My 6.2 always shows well below 210 but my 5.3 shows higher. However, the actual temp is closer to 193 on the 5.3. I think maybe the analog gauges read different than the digital ones?

Anyone with a digital dash and a 5.3? What does your temp show?


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Installed my Road Armor Spartan bumper today. Gotta figure out what lights to put on it now. 
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Does the install require trimming the fender liner? I'm looking into the HDX Bandit but dunno if i wanna do the cutting

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21 hours ago, Ithan Henry said:

Installed my Road Armor Spartan bumper today. Gotta figure out what lights to put on it now. 

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Did you take advantage of their 50% off sale?  I ordered the front and rear stealth bumpers and I’m just waiting for them to ship.  I plan to have them Cerakoted.

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4 hours ago, Deviant_Opinion said:

Does the install require trimming the fender liner? I'm looking into the HDX Bandit but dunno if i wanna do the cutting

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Yes the fender liner needs to be trimmed. Honestly it wasn't difficult at all and can be secured to the frame with clips. 

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pseudokev

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ARE Z2 with all the fixings. 

 

Lost the bed cam and rear-view cam, but overall VERY happy!

 

The next fight is going to be to get the ****ing dealer to install the remote locks.

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29 minutes ago, AEmedic said:

Did you take advantage of their 50% off sale?  I ordered the front and rear stealth bumpers and I’m just waiting for them to ship.  I plan to have them Cerakoted.

I got the 35% off and free shipping. It was slightly cheaper than the 50% deal. But since you got both, it totally makes sense to do the 50%.

 

Took about 6 weeks to get mine. For the price, it was worth the wait. 

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Installed the Xtang Trifecta 2.0 soft tonneau. I was debating on so many of them I wasn’t sure what to do. I’ve had good experiences with these in the past and I needed to get my bed covered so this is the route I went. 
 

Pros: easy install, easy operation and affordable 

 

Cons: needs adjusting to allow tailgate to auto drop, doesn’t cover bed rail holes completely but it isn’t a deal breaker, could be a little wider. 
 

I’ll post pics soon. 

Gregory Krisa Enthusiast

Gregory Krisa

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Installed the Xtang Trifecta 2.0 soft tonneau. I was debating on so many of them I wasn’t sure what to do. I’ve had good experiences with these in the past and I needed to get my bed covered so this is the route I went. 
 
Pros: easy install, easy operation and affordable 
 
Cons: needs adjusting to allow tailgate to auto drop, doesn’t cover bed rail holes completely but it isn’t a deal breaker, could be a little wider. 
 
I’ll post pics soon. 
I think it's best to not cover the bed holes so you can still install roof rack if you want one to go to the front of the cab

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Comscan Enthusiast

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12 hours ago, childstoys said:

Installed the Xtang Trifecta 2.0 soft tonneau. I was debating on so many of them I wasn’t sure what to do. I’ve had good experiences with these in the past and I needed to get my bed covered so this is the route I went. 
 

Pros: easy install, easy operation and affordable 

 

Cons: needs adjusting to allow tailgate to auto drop, doesn’t cover bed rail holes completely but it isn’t a deal breaker, could be a little wider. 
 

I’ll post pics soon. 

I have the same one and having had the GM branded ones this has by far has the best clamping system to date, i also had to do some slight adjustments to allow the auto drop to function properly.

Dougie86 Enthusiast

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On 8/20/2020 at 8:24 PM, DBCasey851 said:

Would you mind to share where you got the reflective lettering?

 

 

Etsy.  

Recneps Enthusiast

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On 9/20/2020 at 6:29 PM, pseudokev said:

ARE Z2 with all the fixings. 

 

Lost the bed cam and rear-view cam, but overall VERY happy!

 

 

The next fight is going to be to get the ****ing dealer to install the remote locks.

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Camper toppers are so dang handy and personally I love the way they look. Your truck looks great. Now if I can find a used one on Craigslist...

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