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bowtie2007
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Finally arrived! Pacific Blue Sierra

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Here is our new 2019 Silverado RST.  For details on all the modifications, here is a link to my build thread:    

z1boss
z1boss

Picked up my special ordered 2019 Trail Boss about 2 weeks ago.  Loving it so far.  Lots of mods already.

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tanner709 Enthusiast

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15 minutes ago, Bluerado23 said:

 


This looks just awesome!
Is it your driveway that is making it look like it has a ton of rake ?

honestly, compare that to a stock truck and you'd think the exact opposite. Looks perfect IMO

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Bluerado23

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honestly, compare that to a stock truck and you'd think the exact opposite. Looks perfect IMO

Your right, it does look good like that!

I was just curious, as I’m looking to get the same kit for mine

Smoothbassman Enthusiast

Smoothbassman

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Can you talk a bit about what you are doing here with the items below?
 
Floor Accent Lighting - Ordered
LED Bed Light Expansion - Ordered
 
Links would be great if you have the time.  Thanks much.
 
Ok

LED Bed Light Extension is now complete.

Now I can see the entire bed with the Tonnue Cover on at night!!!

This was more involved than I wanted it to be but after 90 minutes she was lit up!!

I'll show the details in a separate post.
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Sirhc Enthusiast

Sirhc

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9 hours ago, mafd2 said:

It's not the wheel choice but the highway tread tires.

I still have the stock 18" for the winter and the little off roading I will do.  This truck is just a lifted de-chromed Denali really.

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Tangier2019 New Member

Tangier2019

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On 9/17/2019 at 8:31 AM, Steven Rhodes said:

One month update.

Added:

Rough Country LED grill lights

Rough Country fender flares

Windows tinted darker

Westin custom fit rubber bed mat

Replaced 32" old school radio antenna with 14" one

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Any way we can see a pic of your truck with the rough country lights off?  Curious how they make the truck look normally, considering ordering some for my truck.  And how do you like them?

Landry Enthusiast

Landry

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19 hours ago, amxguy1970 said:

It is a 22, it's the wheel choice... A 22 is rubbish off road, no rim protection, no added traction or airing down benefits, no improving the ride just a nice high probability of wheel damage at the first rock the size of a softball. Then you have the on road penalties of rougher ride, more expensive tire, lower mpg and slower acceleration/longer braking with the added weight combined with the higher cost. They really should limit wheel size in off road oriented models to 18" or the smallest that will fit over the brakes. 

 

Even in regular street vehicles, we are starting to shop for a new Denali or Escalade and you are hard pressed to find one without a 22 on there; we definitely don't want those trade offs. 

 

Tyler

I agree with you.  My Denali has 22" rims also.  After the level, I was hard pressed to find All-terrain tires and when I got the Grappler G2's the price was outrageous.  

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Finally can say I'm an Owner now. Have had my eyes on a 2020 for a long time now. It felt like foreverrr.6d2fdaf9c9457c244543e6735c988dff.jpg

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gt tangerine

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10 hours ago, claw2791 said:

Finally can say I'm an Owner now. Have had my eyes on a 2020 for a long time now. It felt like foreverrr.6d2fdaf9c9457c244543e6735c988dff.jpg

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Those wheels are insane! Beautiful truck!

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killramos Enthusiast

killramos

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Took the AT4 for a little rip into the mountains to take the dog for a walk (any excuse to get out of town)
 

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12 hours ago, killramos said:

Took the AT4 for a little rip into the mountains to take the dog for a walk (any excuse to get out of town)
 

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Truck looks great !  Always nice to get away to peace and quiet...don't need an excuse...lol.    Heard you guys might be getting a little taste of winter by the end of the week ?  ?

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