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4 hours ago, loud_pipes said:


Are those front markers a kit or individual led’s?



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They are individual LEDs. Here is the post on this forum I started about the installation. 

 

Posted
16 hours ago, Darth Potatoes said:

I really like that bumoer, looks clean

 

5 hours ago, loud_pipes said:


Are those front markers a kit or individual led’s?



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Thanks. I’m happy with the fit and look. 

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Hey guys my first time here but I just got in my huskyliner rear wheel well covers and they seem to cover a lot more than the GM options... (sorry for the horrible pictures but I had to put them on tonight). Here’s the before...

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And after...
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Are those plastic or felt like the factory ones? I just ordered the factory ones for my truck, but wish they weren't felt.

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Posted
9 hours ago, Darth Potatoes said:

Are those plastic or felt like the factory ones? I just ordered the factory ones for my truck, but wish they weren't felt.

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they are plastic

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On 1/14/2020 at 11:21 PM, TXguy said:

Definitely a work in progress. 
So far:

2” Readylift level

Flowmaster FX exhaust

Blacked out the logos

Fabfour front bumper 

Graphics

Rough Country light bar

Front marker lights

Blacked out exhaust tips

 

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That looks badass, great job! How did you black out the exhaust tips, it is high on my list. Thanks!

Posted
2 hours ago, Andrew F said:

That looks badass, great job! How did you black out the exhaust tips, it is high on my list. Thanks!

I used Plasi dip to coat them. It’s a very easy process. I painted them on the truck by masking off everything around them. Some others that have done the same thing have reported theirs have bubbled after driving them for a bit. I have had zero issues with mine. Since painting them I have been on a couple of long trips where I was driving for several hours and have several thousand miles on the truck since painting them.  I did clean mine well with alcohol really well before painting them.  The Plasi dip is cheap and can be peeled off if there is an issue. It’s worked really well for me. 

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46 minutes ago, TXguy said:

I used Plasi dip to coat them. It’s a very easy process. I painted them on the truck by masking off everything around them. Some others that have done the same thing have reported theirs have bubbled after driving them for a bit. I have had zero issues with mine. Since painting them I have been on a couple of long trips where I was driving for several hours and have several thousand miles on the truck since painting them.  I did clean mine well with alcohol really well before painting them.  The Plasi dip is cheap and can be peeled off if there is an issue. It’s worked really well for me. 

I can second this. I plasti dipped my trail boss LT exhaust tips black at about 1,000 miles. I now have 7,500 miles on the truck and absolutely no bubbling or peeling. 

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Here are my mods so far:

35x12.5 18 Atturo trail blade MT

Black wheel locks/wheel studs 

1.25 “ spacers all around 

trimmed mud flaps and removed bracket 
Rigid SAE LED Fog lights 

Sea Light LED headlights high & low

Black Rhino side steps 
removed all the badges except the grill Z71

white inlay front grill over Chevy 
custom black leather interior with white stitching

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7 hours ago, Ryguy said:

Here are my mods so far:

35x12.5 18 Atturo trail blade MT

Black wheel locks/wheel studs 

1.25 “ spacers all around 

trimmed mud flaps and removed bracket 
Rigid SAE LED Fog lights 

Sea Light LED headlights high & low

Black Rhino side steps 
removed all the badges except the grill Z71

white inlay front grill over Chevy 
custom black leather interior with white stitching

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Nice job. Can you post some pics of your seats please.  I am in the market for them. I'm assuming you went with the katskinz in the diamond stitch. I'm looking at those 

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3 hours ago, michael betz said:

Nice job. Can you post some pics of your seats please.  I am in the market for them. I'm assuming you went with the katskinz in the diamond stitch. I'm looking at those 

 

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