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On 3/28/2021 at 4:25 AM, Mdb said:

A new Leer cap, removed 4x4 and cap labels.  Also installed a dash cam.

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Did you install a leveling kit?

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Yessir!! I'm loving the new front end look! Sent from my LG-H932 using Tapatalk

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I think it's WAAAAY too much white, but to each their own. 

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20x10 fuel sledge wheels. Toyo m/t tires

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Mdb Enthusiast

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No, it must be the angle.  I measured, there is a 7/8" difference at the wheel well top.

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On 3/20/2021 at 8:09 PM, motorsswin said:

Got it lifted today. Cognito leveling kit with upper control arms with fox shocks. Toyo RT 35’s with method 305 20”. Added some amp steps too. 

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What did you do to black out AT4 and HD on doors?   What did you do on tailgate? 

 

Did you order blacked out AT4 logos for doors and tailgate from GMC (I have them on my 2020 1500 AT4 Carbon Pro and like the look - planning on 2500 AT4, so was looking into same look for that) - what about the HD on doors? 

 

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What is everyone doing for smokes side markers? I've seen the vinyl overlays and the boost auto with signal mod (which I like a lot) but it replaced the lenses and I don't want to give up the GMC logo.

Thanks in advance!
Jon

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19 minutes ago, Sierra Jon said:

What is everyone doing for smokes side markers? I've seen the vinyl overlays and the boost auto with signal mod (which I like a lot) but it replaced the lenses and I don't want to give up the GMC logo.

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Jon

I replaced my stock amber lenses with the Klearz smoked lenses. They come with the GMC logo on it. You will have to remove your fenders, remove the light and remove the amber lenses. Then you will have to clean and glue the smoked lenses back on the OEM housing. It’s not difficult but slightly tedious work. Klearz does offer a switchback led turn signal upgrade option as well. 

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I replaced my stock amber lenses with the Klearz smoked lenses. They come with the GMC logo on it. You will have to remove your fenders, remove the light and remove the amber lenses. Then you will have to clean and glue the smoked lenses back on the OEM housing. It’s not difficult but slightly tedious work. Klearz does offer a switchback led turn signal upgrade option as well. 
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That looks awesome. Thank you!!
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A new Leer cap, removed 4x4 and cap labels.  Also installed a dash cam.
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Did you hard wire the dash cam? I did on my 2018 1500 but traded that for a 3500 last month. I can figure it out just seeing if someone else has.

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13 hours ago, Sierra Jon said:

What is everyone doing for smokes side markers? I've seen the vinyl overlays and the boost auto with signal mod (which I like a lot) but it replaced the lenses and I don't want to give up the GMC logo.

Thanks in advance!
Jon

Had mine wrapped with the a smoked film 

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On 4/5/2021 at 1:57 PM, mpouls1 said:

Did you hard wire the dash cam? I did on my 2018 1500 but traded that for a 3500 last month. I can figure it out just seeing if someone else has.

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Not yet, the new Rexing does not come with a fused lead anymore.  I will eventually, not enough power ports in a custom 

CMillSilverado Enthusiast

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On 4/5/2021 at 7:45 AM, 1UPPER said:

I replaced my stock amber lenses with the Klearz smoked lenses. They come with the GMC logo on it. You will have to remove your fenders, remove the light and remove the amber lenses. Then you will have to clean and glue the smoked lenses back on the OEM housing. It’s not difficult but slightly tedious work. Klearz does offer a switchback led turn signal upgrade option as well. 

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That does look awesome, I did the tint on mine but it looks like ******, I'll being going to these for sure!

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CMillSilverado

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On 3/22/2021 at 7:52 AM, motorsswin said:

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How do you like the RT's, thinking of doing those too? I've had the MT's and the ATII's but these look like a nice middle ground with a warranty.

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6 hours ago, CMillSilverado said:

How do you like the RT's, thinking of doing those too? I've had the MT's and the ATII's but these look like a nice middle ground with a warranty.

No complaints so far. Haven’t taken them off reading or anything yet. 

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