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Thanks for the info! I just went on a search for these parts and found this thread. Never ever send your Sierra HD through a car wash, it eats hood scoops!

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Has anyone done this with the debris catch under the liner like on the duramax trucks?

This is a cool mod. Not sure why GM didn't keep this as a functioning hood scoop for the gasser.

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On 2/11/2020 at 6:57 PM, Big Skin said:

Hello everyone,

On my 2020 GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali I did a hood air induction vent swap for a chrome vent cover and while I was at it I added Led RGB lights inside the vent taking care not to restrict the air flow. Has anyone else done any chrome or Led RGB mods? If so lets see them please.

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Can I hire your work of art in Northeast ohio? Exactly what I would want but do not have the skills.

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On 2/11/2020 at 3:57 PM, Big Skin said:

Hello everyone,

On my 2020 GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali I did a hood air induction vent swap for a chrome vent cover and while I was at it I added Led RGB lights inside the vent taking care not to restrict the air flow. Has anyone else done any chrome or Led RGB mods? If so lets see them please.

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Posted
On 2/11/2020 at 3:57 PM, Big Skin said:

Hello everyone,

On my 2020 GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali I did a hood air induction vent swap for a chrome vent cover and while I was at it I added Led RGB lights inside the vent taking care not to restrict the air flow. Has anyone else done any chrome or Led RGB mods? If so lets see them please.

F3C4BF40-C2A1-4034-9907-4234748C1558.jpeg

11A46118-3713-4E91-8D0D-8ADAE699436E.jpeg

CA2272ED-D370-46E6-8EE8-F1F7C1A87CCD.jpeg

A55FEDC8-CF02-41DF-90A6-17278EE883E2.jpeg

1C248387-4921-4DC5-A7CF-174520D7F49D.jpeg

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Love this look, just bought a 2022 GMC dually and want to add this option to it. can you email me what is needed? 

 

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Hi. I’m gonna try this but was wondering if u can get just plain amber to show on the led strip? Every other color is illegal here in maine

Can u call my cell? 2075320451

im in Maine 

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