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5 minutes ago, 19chevysilver said:

the fender flares are bushwacker OE style flares. I can measure how far they stick out.

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If you would please and thx.

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Changed "break-in" oil at 1,500 miles to Amsoil Signature, and added a Fumoto valve while I was at it.

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2 hours ago, Mbcorry said:

Went on a snowy drive!

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Did you stop in the middle of the road to get that photo? Or do you have a drone flying with you for photo-ops?  

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2 hours ago, Swiftks said:

Changed "break-in" oil at 1,500 miles to Amsoil Signature, and added a Fumoto valve while I was at it.

Total middle of the road stop ?

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5 hours ago, Swiftks said:

Changed "break-in" oil at 1,500 miles to Amsoil Signature, and added a Fumoto valve while I was at it.

damn, that was quick.....

 

just now gna change it at 5k, 

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38 minutes ago, Dunn said:

damn, that was quick.....

 

just now gna change it at 5k, 

Yep.  I wanted to get all the initial metallics out of the engine from the early break-in process.  I'll do it again at the normal, specified interval.

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1 hour ago, Dunn said:

damn, that was quick.....

 

just now gna change it at 5k, 

 

1 hour ago, lapoolboy said:

Yep.  I wanted to get all the initial metallics out of the engine from the early break-in process.  I'll do it again at the normal, specified interval.

Yeah, what he said.  ?

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My New 2019 Silverado Trail Boss Custom 

- 5% tint all around with sun strip 

- chrome tailgate emblems are now factory black emblems 

- Carven Muffler R series with no resonators 
 

Next to do is add a ronin short antenna and leveling kit for the front since it has the factory 2” lift kit . Then get some 20” Factory wheels with 35s 

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16 hours ago, lapoolboy said:

Yep.  I wanted to get all the initial metallics out of the engine from the early break-in process.  I'll do it again at the normal, specified interval.

I used to do it on my motocross race bikes when they were new, but found out they actually run em a bit b4 they hit salesfloor....my KTM had a magnetic drain plug that would catch the little shavings.....on my truck I am not too worried but yeah not bad idea to do

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