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4 hours ago, 2020RSTBorla said:

Finally was able to get some new wheels and tires. 

 

I need to do something with the side steps.  I like them, but I have to figure out how to repaint them or get them powder coated.  They are 3.5 years old and getting some rust spots.

 

Also need to do paint correction, clay bar, compound/polish and ceramic coat.  She will really shine then.  Not even waxed in these pics.

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Kinda like the exhaust tips.

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Just picked this up last week. Sold my 2020 AT4.

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My beloved 2021 LTZ 6.2 experienced the dreaded lifter failure and had to be replaced.  Although I paid sticker, the dealer gave me a great offer on my trade and is even going 700 miles to get it back to the dealership.  I've been wanting a High Country for a long time and am giving the 3.0 Duramax a try - I've read many good reviews.

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Clint Buhler Enthusiast

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Ok, I did a 2" Rough Country spacer lift in front, and a Supreme Suspensions 1.5" Block lift in the back. Got my Husky mud flaps mounted, installed a K&N intake that preserves the factory airbox, installed a Flowmaster Super 40, installed Fox 2.0 Performance series shocks in the rear, got an oil change, wheel alignment, cabin air filter, and installed Fog lights. Wheel well liners, body color mirror caps, red tow hooks, tires, new speakers, a camper cap and a Bed Rug are coming next. What 17" A/T tires should I get now? Assuming lots of highway miles to get to some National Parks, and light backroads when I'm there. 265/275/285? 

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Frankielozano214 Senior Enthusiast

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So here’s my new to me 2023 Sierra SLT in the works right now getting fixed (frame swapped basically everything swapped 😂) but it’s a clean title only has 2063 mile on it, gotta 7” fts lift already on the donor frame ready to go!!! Will swap the lift later so if can fit my 38s on it 👎🏽 still have my 2014 Silverado debating on selling it right now. 

 

This was just purchased from the auction so it will be ready to roll here in a few months or so. With the Denali frontend not SLT frontend cjt_217282558863725.jpeg.f69e482ebb39ae3b653dc88639dec5e2.jpeg

 

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2 hours ago, Pyrojodge said:

It was time to trade in my 2019 HC and updated to a 23 Denali reserve.  

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I love that color, Miss it so much from my 2019 HC, I wish they offered the Ultimate in that color, they missed the boat on that in my opinion. Congrats! 

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2 hours ago, eppieguy said:

I love that color, Miss it so much from my 2019 HC, I wish they offered the Ultimate in that color, they missed the boat on that in my opinion. Congrats! 

I agree!  That's the only reason that I didn't get the ultimate. 

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