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46 minutes ago, OnTheReel said:

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Roto-Fab CAI installed.

How’s it sound? Did it come with a way to flash it to the truck or did you buy a tuner separately? Looks pretty cool. Debating between this and the afe CAÍ.

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15 minutes ago, Erod_66 said:

How’s it sound? Did it come with a way to flash it to the truck or did you buy a tuner separately? Looks pretty cool. Debating between this and the afe CAÍ.

Sounds great at moderate to WOT. Outside of that, it’s pretty low key. I’m really happy with it so far.

 

The GM CAI is the only one that comes with a reflash for the MAF calibration. Otherwise, there is no way for anyone to tune these trucks. So every other intake, including this, is designed to operate on the stock tune.

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Vinyl wrapped the chrome on front and rear bumper ,

 

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Installed the Truxedo ProX15 tonneau cover and the GM under seat storage bin (so much better than the little carpet one that came stock)

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1 hour ago, nino said:

Installed the GM CAI, 

 

 

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How does it sound? Notice any difference?!

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6 hours ago, lebag335 said:

How does it sound? Notice any difference?!

I have this installed as well. The MAF tune it comes with I think is great . I had CAI installed for a week before I took it in for the tune and I almost wanted to take it out, truck shifted differently (rougher) and I thought it may relearn by itself, but maybe I didn’t give it enough time to do so. After tune it’s a whole different thing, shifts better for me with the tune on it and don’t regret the extra money spent on the gm CAI One bit. Sound is more noticeable on lighter throttle and medium acceleration 

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First post. Purchased new style Sierra in July then went on a TDY for 2 months. Now that I'm home it's time to customize! First things first... Satin Dark Grey vinyl wrap, Gloss Black chrome delete, Fusion+ ceramic coat, and 35% ceramic tint front passenger and driver windows and clear ceramic tint for the windshield. See before and after below.b24fb342efce360ef020d9de900bdf99.jpg355d6b5436ec35e68eaac6b392a83df1.jpgb0e9d4ec02f88673e8fb4bb1b11fd6a6.jpg2139fd97629f623f755e989a47161536.jpgb5f1ef459343f433c1f47d153daf6ac2.jpg17468f72ea6450a76cf9cfc1df864ded.jpg908127af3f3016e6ac7b157aedad74db.jpg97e9c8422b569d3ac087096f18389559.jpg

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6 hours ago, da808dragon said:

First post. Purchased new style Sierra in July then went on a TDY for 2 months. Now that I'm home it's time to customize! First things first... Satin Dark Grey vinyl wrap, Gloss Black chrome delete, Fusion+ ceramic coat, and 35% ceramic tint front passenger and driver windows and clear ceramic tint for the windshield. See before and after below.

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Awesome setup. I really dig it.

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7 hours ago, da808dragon said:

First post. Purchased new style Sierra in July then went on a TDY for 2 months. Now that I'm home it's time to customize! First things first... Satin Dark Grey vinyl wrap, Gloss Black chrome delete, Fusion+ ceramic coat, and 35% ceramic tint front passenger and driver windows and clear ceramic tint for the windshield. See before and after below.b24fb342efce360ef020d9de900bdf99.jpg355d6b5436ec35e68eaac6b392a83df1.jpgb0e9d4ec02f88673e8fb4bb1b11fd6a6.jpg2139fd97629f623f755e989a47161536.jpgb5f1ef459343f433c1f47d153daf6ac2.jpg17468f72ea6450a76cf9cfc1df864ded.jpg908127af3f3016e6ac7b157aedad74db.jpg97e9c8422b569d3ac087096f18389559.jpg

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Looks clean! Funny I'm looking to do the same exact thing, already did the tinted windows though. And I've been considering the same color wrap.. if you wouldn't mind, could you give a price breakdown of it all? Trying to compare prices and get a good deal.

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