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Wash and waxed,  floor liners, bed matt.
 
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so wish i would have found one with cab lights. nice truck


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More pieces to the puzzle arrived! Woohoo! I’ve slowly been chipping away at my custom air compressor install, re made my own harnesses, completely took apart the supplied harnesses, its been a fun project.

 

One of my last steps is to install the air lines, I still need to buy a short and long stainless steel air line but I needed my air bags to arrive first so I could mount them up and know exactly how long I needed.

 

Air Lift 5000 ultimate bags arrived tonight and I partially assembled them, if it’s not raining tomorrow I’ll throw them in the truck. Never had air bags before, or an onboard air compressor, super stoked!

 

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I added " Chevrolet " to back tailgate in which I already had well before I bought the truck to put on my 1500.....it will remain stock for awhile....bedliner next week but that's a given, coilover suspension is first on list....

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I added " Chevrolet " to back tailgate in which I already had well before I bought the truck to put on my 1500.....it will remain stock for awhile....bedliner next week but that's a given, coilover suspension is first on list....

Was this the GM black sticker? If so I’m wanting to do that too!
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Nah I had sticker on 1500....this is domed black letters...looks a bit more factory imo, though for some reason " ET" looks crooked in pic.....she is dirty girl right now, needs a bath

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Finished this off this weekend, sounds great:
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Also upgraded the front tweeters:
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I also installed these a few weeks back:




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i put amp steps on mine sunday as well. how do you like the sub?


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i put amp steps on mine sunday as well. how do you like the sub?


The amp steps are so great, best mod to the truck no question.

The sub is good. I got the kit with an amp for the other 6 speakers too. The value to me was a clean, simple install without mortgaging the house. I priced out my dream JL Audio system and it’s somewhere near $6k - not realistic for me. This is a fraction of that, and for the price I’m happy. Not that $999 on ShopChevyParts is cheap in times like this, but I think it all works well.

I listen to everything, old rock, classic rock, old rap, country, you name it and it pretty much does the job.

The 2.75” upgrade just about needed the whole dash taken out, but an afternoon and it was done. I also have some door speakers ready to go, but that’s another afternoon. Half the pleasure is taking my time and installing everything right, not tearing up the rig.


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Chrome delete process, to blackout the toe hooks or not? New KMC wheels. Bed cover on its way. Amp power steps are next. 
 

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On 6/3/2020 at 6:05 AM, KuiMonster said:

Chrome delete process, to blackout the toe hooks or not? New KMC wheels. Bed cover on its way. Amp power steps are next.

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Your truck looks great with the black trim that you're adding!

 

I had my red hooks re-powdered black and it made a huge difference.

 

Yours would look better black IMHO.  To me, they look like nipple rings on your truck!

 

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2020 GMC Sierra Denali Ultimate 2500 HD with a Turbo Diesel, 5 inch Zone lift, Nitto 37" Terrain Grapplers, Amp XL powered boards, color matched fender Flair's, rear LED and Kicker tailgate speaker package, 50% ceramic 3M tint on the windshield and rear, 20% on the front, Horn Blasters 2485 nightmare dual tank kit with spare tire delete and 8" drop hitch.

Try saying that 10 times fast lol.


Phase 2 is a front bumper swap (painted to match) light bar, 12,500 lb wench, roll bar, LED pods.

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43 minutes ago, rongotti said:

2020 GMC Sierra Denali Ultimate 2500 HD with a Turbo Diesel, 5 inch Zone lift, Nitto 37" Terrain Grapplers, Amp XL powered boards, color matched fender Flair's, rear LED and Kicker tailgate speaker package, 50% ceramic 3M tint on the windshield and rear, 20% on the front, Horn Blasters 2485 nightmare dual tank kit with spare tire delete and 8" drop hitch.

Try saying that 10 times fast lol.


Phase 2 is a front bumper swap (painted to match) light bar, 12,500 lb wench, roll bar, LED pods.

I am beyond blessed, and thankful to God every day!6791074986232b38acf5610fb36a96ea.jpg2e22248637369ab44d63fa60d7b52121.jpg6b56e40d8506baf01b8a2309c9f4608e.jpg9409cc65388e3a3825a27b15927bee51.jpg

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Did you add the rear light bar or have the dealer do it?

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