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10 hours ago, combat1500 said:

How did you get the badging darker? Also, side mirrors, how did you get the dark inserts?

The duramax badge and mirror lights are tinted.

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SuspensionMaxx leveling kit, Fuel 22x9.5 Mavericks with 325/50/22 Nittos, tinted side markers and taillights, 5 Star Auto Accessories kickback mudflaps with custom AT4 weights, illuminated GMC grill emblem, Weatherguard cross box with Truxedo bed cover,  Carbon fiber graphics
 
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Great looking truck! I working on the same tool box set up as you do. I’m having an issue with the weather guard box. There is about a 1/4” gap between the back of the box and the bed. Dis you have the same issue? And how did you address it?


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3 hours ago, fumba64 said:


Great looking truck! I working on the same tool box set up as you do. I’m having an issue with the weather guard box. There is about a 1/4” gap between the back of the box and the bed. Dis you have the same issue? And how did you address it?


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Thanks!! I do have that problem and haven’t addressed it yet. I’m hoping to find some weatherstripping that will work. 

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Thanks!! I do have that problem and haven’t addressed it yet. I’m hoping to find some weatherstripping that will work. 

Thanks for the reply. I just ordered some weatherstripping off of Amazon and I’ll see how that works out. I’ll update you with what I used if it solves the issue. Here’s a pic of my truck so far. Still waiting on the bed cover and frosted fender lights, but installed the tool box and console safe already. 02098572dbba45ff46ee3bf33fcebbd1.jpg


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21 hours ago, fumba64 said:


Thanks for the reply. I just ordered some weatherstripping off of Amazon and I’ll see how that works out. I’ll update you with what I used if it solves the issue. Here’s a pic of my truck so far. Still waiting on the bed cover and frosted fender lights, but installed the tool box and console safe already.

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Awesome! I've got the same box and the same problem. 

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Awesome! I've got the same box and the same problem. 

So here’s what I did. I used the z shaped weatherstripping on the underside of the gap in the tool box. I then put the tailgate seal along the top rail of the bed, so that the lip over hangs the edge. When you install the tool box make sure the z strip overlaps over the tailgate seal. I haven’t tested it yet, but in theory it should keep most of the water out. d487c765b1b0344004da6e9e0c77184c.png45320de9ec59738919bf0192adf4d3c5.pngce567a83fec3407c35c52c258e4a2833.jpgc9809f103bec0d4fded0733b661de6dc.jpg9056abd38fee5cee3952da0779e18674.jpg


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So far, I’ve done the 6.5” BDS lift. JTX Forged 26x12 Grip wheels, AMP 37x13.50r26 tires, color matched the GMC logos, debadged all the sides and the tailgate. I have a Retrax Pro XR on the way for the back. Bulletproof 12” drop hitch.

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^ Looks good.

 

Now all that’s left is color matching those bed steps, tint or frosted molding lights, and matching front tint.  Then it will be as clean as they come.

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2 minutes ago, swaptrex14 said:

^ Looks good.

 

Now all that’s left is color matching those bed steps, tint or frosted molding lights, and matching front tint.  Then it will be as clean as they come.

I’m going to do tint after we move back to Texas in a couple months. They allow darker tint. The rest is all in the works. GM needs to correct a paint issue and then I’m going to do all the other color matching and put on some AMP steps.

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2020 GMC Denali 2500 HD Duramax 2500HD L5P

So far I have done 3M Paint protection. Ceramic Coated Paint. Tinted Windows and Marker Lights. Some chrome delete.  Lopro soft roll up tonneau cover. DPF back exhaust.

9"x 20" black iron wheels +18 offset with 295/65r20 nitto terra grappler G2s. Stock suspension with front torsion bars turned up 3 turns. No rub and rides excellent. Let me know what you guys think?

Next things on the list include more chrome delete and a banks derringer tuner.

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2 minutes ago, SledderX said:

2020 GMC Denali 2500 HD Duramax 2500HD L5P

So far I have done 3M Paint protection. Ceramic Coated Paint. Tinted Windows and Marker Lights. Some chrome delete.  Lopro soft roll up tonneau cover. DPF back exhaust.

9"x 20" black iron wheels +18 offset with 295/65r20 nitto terra grappler G2s. Stock suspension with front torsion bars turned up 3 turns. No rub and rides excellent. Let me know what you guys think?

Next things on the list include more chrome delete and a banks derringer tuner.

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What exhaust or exhaust tip is that?

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I did my own exhaust set up with a 4” to 5” Flopro vented bend pipe and a plain and simple clean 5” to 6” stainless tip from amazon. Cost me about $200 Canadian. 

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