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Here is a before and after on my new wheels! First is the stock LTZ wheels with 1/4"spacers and 35's and the second is no spacers with Raceline Ryno 17x9 -12 with 315/70R17's.  Cognito UCA with Fox 2.0 Coilovers adjusted an extra 3/4"

 

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Installed Westin pro traxx 5 side steps. Sort of regretting it. Didn't realize it would sit so low to the ground. It's only 6 3/4 inches off the ground. If I had known how low they were I would've gotten something else.

 

Debating if I should swap out the tail lights to either LED bulbs or an LED smoked out unit.

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On 9/17/2023 at 10:05 AM, Cardsfan300 said:

Quick bath, cleaned the tires, conditioned/cleaned leather seats, protectant on dash. 9-16-23-2.thumb.jpg.cae9c4a264612d932c3ab1dc2e781f7d.jpg9-16-23.thumb.jpg.45ebdff6bc0ce1535917a24f576647b9.jpg

What side steps are those? 

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Swapped out the door handles on my 2022 LTZ refresh with ones from a '23 Yukon Denali. Now I just need to get the wrapped to match. 


I had to swap the front buttons for the. To work. The refresh truck buttons were 4 wire and the Yukon ones were 2. Yes, the back buttons do not work. I may try to find buttons for a refresh truck, swap them out, and wire them into the front doors.

 

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2 hours ago, mjonesjr84 said:

Lady decided I needed a new front end yesterday.

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RATS! Hope I can avoid that happening to me. Looks just like my truck….

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22 hours ago, mjonesjr84 said:

Lady decided I needed a new front end yesterday.

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Dang man!  That's awful!

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1 minute ago, paxamus said:

Dang man!  That's awful!

 

Preliminary estimate is $25,244.52 for repairs. 

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6 minutes ago, Steve-2019 said:

 

WOW!!! 😲

 

It's up to $27,7xx now after I sent the body shop this picture. Granted, they haven't pulled anything off the front to do the estimate so there may be other damage they don't see.

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