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I'm new to this forum, my apologies for the intrusion. I just traded in my 2016 Ford F-150 for this.. a 2019 Silverado RST Z71.

That was when it was just a day old.. last week. Since then, I've added in running boards and spray-in bedliner. Probably will remove the "Silverado" in the back and change it to "Cheyenne" like the Mexicans since I'm usually down in Mexico.

Really impressed so far, getting used to it right now but it's all good so far.

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10 minutes ago, MartyF81 said:

@econometrics it is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079KXLF57/ 

 

@black02silverado it is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077B25H9K/   I like it so far, I haven't had to really access it yet since I installed it on my 2016 and then moved it to my 2019.   The footage was clear and it worked well... but I just kind of went middle of the road.

That’s the one I purchased as well. 

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3 hours ago, Leevon said:

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Your truck looks great!  What tire size?  Is it leveled in addition to being a trail boss, or is it stock?

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The extra lights in the bed are nice.

 

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20 minutes ago, asalinasz39 said:


Jumper wire mod at the BCM?


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LED bed lighting is included in the Custom Convinience Package.

 

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2019 GMC Sierra SLT Crew Cab X31 Off Road

GM Accessories 2 inch lift (AT4/Trailboss)

Rough Country Leveling Lift (1311)

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LED bed lighting is included in the Custom Convinience Package.
 
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Oh I see! I have that however I want the cargo lights to light up when I press unlock in joint with the bed lights and reverse lights.


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2019 GMC Sierra SLT Crew Cab X31 Off Road
GM Accessories 2 inch lift (AT4/Trailboss)
Rough Country Leveling Lift (1311)
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Looks great! So a total of 4” of front lift. How many miles on it with the mod? How are the cv angles looking?


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19 hours ago, 2011Chevy said:

Your truck looks great!  What tire size?  Is it leveled in addition to being a trail boss, or is it stock?

Agree, the truck looks awesome! Good decision to run the white letter out, don't see that very often anymore. 

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I really dont see a concern with CV angles on this set up.  I think the components switched out with the 2 inch GM Accessories lift make it less of an issue.  I put the ProComp 2 inch leveling kit with the top strut plate and lower plate also did rear blocks on my  2015 Sierra and had more concerns with that application than this set up on my 2019

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[mention=61945]econometrics[/mention] it is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079KXLF57/ 
 
@black02silverado it is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077B25H9K/   I like it so far, I haven't had to really access it yet since I installed it on my 2016 and then moved it to my 2019.   The footage was clear and it worked well... but I just kind of went middle of the road.

Cool. Thanks


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New black bow tie! And all weather full front Mats that arrived yesterday. 
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How does the bow tie install?


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25 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 


How does the bow tie install?


Ryan B.

 

I had a bunch of Black 3m vinyl left so I just used that. Pretty easy with a razor blade since there is a gap between the chrome outer and gold inner bow tie. My last one I did lasted 3 years before I ended up removing it to get rid of the truck.

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