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Chrisd534 Enthusiast

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16 hours ago, TrustyDusty said:

I found a VIN for a 2020 Carbon Edition. Going to call the GMC dealer tomorrow for the tip part numbers...

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awesome let us know!

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awesome let us know!
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Just finished placing my order... Crossing my fingers that they come in as black replacements...

They were hard to find and apparently Google can search these GM Part websites better than their own internal search...

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29 minutes ago, TrustyDusty said:

The above part numbers are the black exhaust tips.

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Is this 100% black? 

Would you be able to get the part # for the black at4 emblems also with the Vin? 

 

Thanks!! 

 

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Is this 100% black? 
Would you be able to get the part # for the black at4 emblems also with the Vin? 
 
Thanks!! 
 
https://www.howardbentleyauto.com/VehicleDetails/new-2020-GMC-Sierra_1500-Crew_Cab_Short_Box_4_Wheel_Drive_AT4-Albertville-AL/3539356653

Above is a link to a 2020 Sierra AT4 Carbon Pro. The pics look like the tips are all black. That is what I hope I am getting.

My local GMC dealer actually couldn't use the VIN in their system. They were able to drill down to it. The tips are called "sleeves". Since I don't have an AT4, I will let you all call on the badges... [emoji12]

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https://www.howardbentleyauto.com/VehicleDetails/new-2020-GMC-Sierra_1500-Crew_Cab_Short_Box_4_Wheel_Drive_AT4-Albertville-AL/3539356653

Above is a link to a 2020 Sierra AT4 Carbon Pro. The pics look like the tips are all black. That is what I hope I am getting.

My local GMC dealer actually couldn't use the VIN in their system. They were able to drill down to it. The tips are called "sleeves". Since I don't have an AT4, I will let you all call on the badges... emoji12.png

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awesome will do thanks! let us know what happens!

TrustyDusty Enthusiast

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Still on order. They were hesitant to order because they were bot listed for my Trail Boss VIN. If they don't work, they may be on eBay for you 2020 Sierra owners!

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Chrisd534

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5 hours ago, TrustyDusty said:

Still on order. They were hesitant to order because they were bot listed for my Trail Boss VIN. If they don't work, they may be on eBay for you 2020 Sierra owners!

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those part numbers are on gm parts direct but listed as "F Sleeve" whatever that is.. 

no pics though

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On 12/23/2019 at 6:46 AM, TrustyDusty said:

Still on order. They were hesitant to order because they were bot listed for my Trail Boss VIN. If they don't work, they may be on eBay for you 2020 Sierra owners!

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What was the cost?  Just curious because it seems it would be pretty simple to detach your chrome ones and have them powder coated, etc. to black for less than what OEM parts would cost...

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What was the cost?  Just curious because it seems it would be pretty simple to detach your chrome ones and have them powder coated, etc. to black for less than what OEM parts would cost...
$95 each. Hoping to sell the old ones to recoupe some.

Would powder coat hold up?

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4 minutes ago, TrustyDusty said:

$95 each. Hoping to sell the old ones to recoupe some.

Would powder coat hold up?
 

I think it would.  You may have to do something to the chrome to prep the surface, but I'm guessing powder coat is what they do from the factory.   FWIW, they should be flat black, not gloss.

Chrisd534 Enthusiast

Chrisd534

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On 12/31/2019 at 4:03 PM, TrustyDusty said:

$95 each. Hoping to sell the old ones to recoupe some.

Would powder coat hold up?

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Did they end up coming in yet? 

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On 12/16/2019 at 7:22 AM, smrr1 said:

See i love black, just not owning it or trying to keep it clean!!!!  Beautiful trucks!


This is me. I love black vehicles. Doesn’t matter which vehicle it almost always looks the best out of all the colors. I just don’t want to own one again. My OCD for tiny scratches and dust drive me crazy. But they are dang good looking. 

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