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On 6/7/2019 at 7:06 PM, mafd2 said:

Correct,  hub centric means the wheel is centered on the hub. So then, the thickness (depth) of the hub is 8mm. Using a 6mm (1/4") spacer only leaves 2mm left to grab onto the hub and with the taper at the end of the hub and the taper of the wheel bore, there's no more left for the wheel to fit over the hub to keep it hub centric which in turn now makes it lug centric and now relies on the lugs to center the wheel instead of the hub . Like I said, not a good thing on these GM trucks which are designed to be hub centric and not lug centric.  A 3mm (1/8") spacer is max thickness to keep it hub centric ?.

I would love to keep it within that spec then. Has anyone found any spacers that small? Pretty sure that would still clear for me.

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     So this is my first ever post. I got a steal of a deal on a new shadow Grey 2019 RST dual cab with all of the goodies. Allstar package , convenience package, max tow package,and solid black 22 inch wheels. Yes, those last two options do come as a package. It’s on my window sticker. 
 Today I added, the premium all weather Chevy floor mats, Chevy rear fender liners, back floor liner, bed extender, spray in liner from line X, matte black window visors, front and rear Chevy splash guards, a Chevy tailgate gap filler, a center console organizer with sunglasses holder (a must for me), replaced all the chrome Silverado badges with black
emblems, and my flowmaster American Thunder kit will be here on Wednesday. 
   The dealership did the spray in liner because I added it to my deal and they also gave me $1000 parts credit. That’s why I went overboard with a GM certified parts, well except the exhaust. Thanks again to my boy Big Bertha for helping me out on the installs, and for parking that beautiful 2500HD next to my 2016 Colorado everyday until I upgraded lol. 
 So far the community has been great, 3 2019 models have stopped at a light next to me and gave a thumbs up or a nod. Its not like driving my Jeep and getting a million waves but it is nice to see others showing you some love. All of my phone pics seem to be too large so I will figure that out and create a build page later. 
When you get the Flowmaster in I'd be curious to know if you get any weird sounds from DFM...I almost went this route but went with the OEM cat back instead. Loved the Flowmaster on my 16 when AFM was disabled but bugged me once it was back on.

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1 hour ago, drewbiehd said:

I would love to keep it within that spec then. Has anyone found any spacers that small? Pretty sure that would still clear for me.

Yes, I haven't had any made but inquired about them when I was wheel shopping a few months back.   There's only one company who will do a hub centric 3mm aluminum spacer.  They're $105 a set. Ask for Lenny.  Good luck!

http://www.motorsport-tech.com/index.html

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21 hours ago, 175vTrailbossLT said:


Post a pic once done! Care to share how much all said and done?


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Here are the before and after pics, picked up my truck today.  6 coats of Raptor liner (spray on) followed with a coat of clear coat, cost me $200 ($50 for parts, $150 for labor) to have it done.  Super happy with the results, looks soooo much better than wheel liners!  They did have to keep my truck over night to finish all the coats and let it dry.  Said no gravel roads for another 5-7 days to let it totally cure.

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Here are the before and after pics, picked up my truck today.  6 coats of Raptor liner (spray on) followed with a coat of clear coat, cost me $200 ($50 for parts, $150 for labor) to have it done.  Super happy with the results, looks soooo much better than wheel liners!  They did have to keep my truck over night to finish all the coats and let it dry.  Said no gravel roads for another 5-7 days to let it totally cure.
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Wow amazing! How do I find a shop to do this? Can most truck aftermarket guys do it?


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10 minutes ago, 175vTrailbossLT said:

 


Wow amazing! How do I find a shop to do this? Can most truck aftermarket guys do it?


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Not sure, I had all kinds of problems finding someone to do it.  I ended up asking the shop that did my wheels and tires if they knew anyone and he gave me his number.  Turned out, it was more of a semi/large truck shop, but they did bedliners and stuff.  The shop highly recommned them so I went with it.  They did an awesome job and super nice!  Going back in the future to get the calipers painted. :)  I would call around, check all the truck shops that sell bed liners and check any Line X vendors around you.

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2 hours ago, 175vTrailbossLT said:

 


Wow amazing! How do I find a shop to do this? Can most truck aftermarket guys do it?


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Check local linex applicators.Just had mine done, $300 with lifetime warranty.

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Just hit 1k miles

 

shadow grey metallic

z71 RST

debadged

tint

ceramic coating 

roll n lock tonneau cover 

 

next 

6” bds Suspension lift

22x10 w/ 35s

color matched side mirrors 

tinted tail lights 

blacked out dual exhaust 

 

living in hawaii everythings super expensive so give me some time ?

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Jos got my lt Trailboss last week and up to now : go rhino side steps + hood and tailgate decal..   subwoofer and oem floor liners on order
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Congrats bro! How do you like it?

Can you post a side shot of your truck with the goRhino sidesteps. Been looking at grabbing a set of these also.

Thanks!
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8 hours ago, GJM32387 said:

 


Congrats bro! How do you like it?

Can you post a side shot of your truck with the goRhino sidesteps. Been looking at grabbing a set of these also.

Thanks!

 

Great so far , just getting used to the fuel consumption, since comming from a previous mid size diesel truck it’s a big difference, but no complains at all.

the side steps are very useful and not as bulky as the oem ones, took about 30 mins to install both sides 

 

 

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-Access tonneau cover

-Dealer sprayed bed liner

-Westin side steps

-Chrome delete front/rear bumpers and side mirrors 

-Added chrome piece below the bumper

-blacked out Z71 badges 

-Tinted tail lights. 

-Stubby antennae 

-AVS vent visors

-Carbon fiber vinyl over the wood grain on the doors (shoutout Obxman7)

-Illuminated Bow tie (shoutout BeardBros)

-Window tint

-Xpel’d the hood

-Swapped all incandescent bulbs for LED’s

-Wheels 20’s from my ‘16 on till I figure out what I want to do for 22’s

-fogs coming soon

 

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Did you wrap your bumpers or have them painted?

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1 hour ago, tallspawn said:

Did you wrap your bumpers or have them painted?

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I had them wrapped. A lot of shops wouldn't touch them, said they were too complicated (the Grill).  When I walked in to the last shop and saw the guy wrapping a new McLaren I figured he knew what he was doing.  Eventually I'll probably swap the out for painted bumpers from a wreaked truck.  New bumpers from GM are too expensive right now.   

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