What Have You Done With Your T1 Today ?????

[OctavianCDA]

2021 Silverado RST Duramax to Trail Boss build.

 

[OctavianCDA]

[kbirdsong]

Ours

 

Edited June 8, 2021 by kbirdsong

[DCC_318]

Installed front (Part No. : 84649174) and rear (Part No. : 84109906) factory splash guards as well as Rear Wheelhousing Liner Set (Part No. : 84263801).  I used My Chevrolet Rewards points to get the splash guards.  There was a discount on rear wheelhousing liners and shipping was free to a dealership.  I know it probably would be cheaper to get the Husky or RC liners, but my OCD would have gone bonkers with felt in front and plastic in the rear. 

Edited June 11, 2021 by DCC_318

[OctavianCDA]

All my mods to date are: 

 

- Front 2" lift from bilstein 5100 shocks.

- Rear 1.5" lift kit from Rancho( that came with bump stops extenders also) plus 5100 shocks. 

- Go Rhino Dominator D6 side steps. 

- 20x9 Fuel Nitro +18 with 275 60r20 Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac (33" tall).

- Front and rear Gator Back mud flaps that also came with the front fender plugs color match with the truck. 

- Rough Country forget tow hooks in RED ( for the extra 10hp gain..).

- BAK Bakflip Mx4 tonneau cover. 

- Blacked out all badges using old trusted PlastiDip+Plasti Dip Glosifier.

- painted the exhaust tips black with engine block high temperature paint.

-AVS glue on bug deflector in gloss black. 

- changed the front RST grill with a all black Trail Boss grill. 

- removed the front bumper air-dam for better ground clearance. 

- Camo Trail Boss decals on the bed. 

 

Edited June 10, 2021 by OctavianCDA

[NightcrawlerZ71]

On 6/10/2021 at 2:20 PM, DCC_318 said:

Installed front (Part No. : 84649174) and rear (Part No. : 84109906) factory splash guards as well as Rear Wheelhousing Liner Set (Part No. : 84263801).  I used My Chevrolet Rewards points to get the splash guards.  There was a discount on rear wheelhousing liners and shipping was free to a dealership.  I know it probably would be cheaper to get the Husky or RC liners, but my OCD would have gone bonkers with felt in front and plastic in the rear. 

What kind of deal did you get on them? Still showing $150 in My Chevrolet App. 

[Tedk]

Removed the terrible wood grain trim and replaced with the GM 84458971 interior trim kit.

Edited June 12, 2021 by Tedk

[AppFan]

Installed Adarac bars. 
 

 

[DCC_318]

On 6/12/2021 at 4:14 PM, NightcrawlerZ71 said:

What kind of deal did you get on them? Still showing $150 in My Chevrolet App. 

It was 10% off $100 or more

[PureZ71]

Got new wheels for the truck. Went with Fuel Block D751, 18X9 -12 offset. Wrapped in the same Toyo Open Country R/T 35's as before.

 

[Transient]

Took my truck to the dealership on Thursday night for 15,000 mile service, oil change, 2 minor issues covered under warranty, and adding the keyless entry number pad.  I'll get the truck back tomorrow since they needed to order a new tailgate bushing.  While my dealership was installing the keyless entry number pad they sent me text messages with pics to ask how I wanted the number pad installed.  Definitely appreciate my service writer taking the time to do that.  If you're in San Diego I recommend contacting Katrina at Courtesy Chevy if you need work done on your truck. 

[BowtieBill]

Dropped off the new wheels to have ceramic coated before installation.

 

Installed Lasfit LED back-up light bulbs.

[Hamidar05]

On 10/26/2020 at 6:16 PM, Ryguy said:

Full shot of the flares. 
 

Looks awesome!  Were they easy to install?  I am curious of what size were the pilot holes and the screw quality?  Also the urethane that protects the paint under?  Thanks!

[BowtieBill]

New wheels & tires. And a bath.

 

[Ryguy]

On 7/2/2021 at 9:25 PM, Hamidar05 said:

Looks awesome!  Were they easy to install?  I am curious of what size were the pilot holes and the screw quality?  Also the urethane that protects the paint under?  Thanks!

I used a real small bit, if I remember correctly 7/32nd. The screws were fine from the kit but you have to hand tighten an impact drill would strip the head. There’s a small strip of rubber around the outer edge that keeps the trim off the slightly off the fender.