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On 9/24/2020 at 8:31 PM, BluegrassMotorsport said:

Very nice! I took all the emblems off of mine this week. I'm debating on what I want to go back on, if anything. I think I'll keep everything off the tailgate. I went ahead and ordered 6.2 badges in black to replace my chrome, but I'm thinking about moving 6.2 altogether as it doesn't really look like it belongs on the hood. Maybe I'll put those where the Z71 used to be? Decisions, decisions...

I do like the "debadged" look on the fenders of the trucks.  Its a very clean look.   

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On 9/29/2020 at 9:52 PM, Flatblack83 said:

Its gloss black, I did the replica gloss black 20s and gloss black exhaust tips.

Is that a wrap or is that the plastic cover?  I just posted about the covers I found on here.

 

If the grille is the plastic cover, what ya think???

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1 hour ago, fsuboy75 said:

Is that a wrap or is that the plastic cover?  I just posted about the covers I found on here.

 

If the grille is the plastic cover, what ya think???

Neither,  its a gm gloss black grill center i bought on Facebook Market place. I have a color matched one too. I think the black breaks it up but doesn't look out of place like the whole black front-end. 

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10 hours ago, Flatblack83 said:

Neither,  its a gm gloss black grill center i bought on Facebook Market place. I have a color matched one too. I think the black breaks it up but doesn't look out of place like the whole black front-end. 

I agree, I think the black just makes the truck front end more aggressive.  

 

Would you wrap it, or get the cover?   Do you like the gloss black with the grille???     

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1 hour ago, fsuboy75 said:

I agree, I think the black just makes the truck front end more aggressive.  

 

Would you wrap it, or get the cover?   Do you like the gloss black with the grille???     

I'd buy the cover, I have it on my rear bumper center where I dented it. The eCOOLogical stuff is really nice and fits great..! 

 

Its a toss up between the gloss black or the painted I had before with the t-rex insert. Here is a pic of before, I removed the license plate too.

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The black grille does!   What's the T-Rex insert?

 

12 hours ago, Flatblack83 said:

 

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, fsuboy75 said:

The black grille does!   What's the T-Rex insert?

 

In that pic it has the color matched center, the t-rex insert is the billet silver bars that fit on the fiins. Heres the black grill with the t-rex insert. Trying to get away from anything shiny like silver or chrome so I pulled it off.

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Yup...I like it without the chrome too.  And I like the debadged fender too!  I just got my all black bow tie today, so I'll see if it fits!

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I love this bumper!!  This is not my truck, just a similar model.  I have a 2020 Silverado Black Widow with Whipple blower and is now a monster 9.3L Big Block @ 800bhp plus even more torque to the mid 800's.  My truck is lifted 7" from stock. This truck has now been featured in several different commercials but I don't watch much tv these days.  As you can see, the winch mount is great and the manual controls are accessible via the two front pockets.  Plenty of space for an air ride and train horn, 7gal compressor. Lights can be mounted to replace the OEM lights which are not compatible.  Lots of options.  I now refer to this truck as "Dangerous" vs something like "bad ass".  When I finally got to drive it, it nearly cause 3 accidents on the 5 mile ride home. Two nearly drove off the road while another one was mesmerized at a stop light he must have forgot he was in a turn lane proceeded straight into oncoming traffic.  Haven't used the horn but I'm sure there are plenty of dummies on the road.  I also have a police scanner and CB with a loud PA system.  The bed has Bed Rug with an electric tonneau hard cover.  Had it for 5 weeks now, the first 4 were different product advertising like ceramic coating (worth it).  Blow dirt off or use a terry, it still looks like it's ready for the showroom for at least 3 years.  There is also the rear bumper too.  Guaranteed to strain necks!!

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39 minutes ago, wdguy said:

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I love this bumper!!  This is not my truck, just a similar model.  I have a 2020 Silverado Black Widow with Whipple blower and is now a monster 9.3L Big Block @ 800bhp plus even more torque to the mid 800's.  My truck is lifted 7" from stock. This truck has now been featured in several different commercials but I don't watch much tv these days.  As you can see, the winch mount is great and the manual controls are accessible via the two front pockets.  Plenty of space for an air ride and train horn, 7gal compressor. Lights can be mounted to replace the OEM lights which are not compatible.  Lots of options.  I now refer to this truck as "Dangerous" vs something like "bad ass".  When I finally got to drive it, it nearly cause 3 accidents on the 5 mile ride home. Two nearly drove off the road while another one was mesmerized at a stop light he must have forgot he was in a turn lane proceeded straight into oncoming traffic.  Haven't used the horn but I'm sure there are plenty of dummies on the road.  I also have a police scanner and CB with a loud PA system.  The bed has Bed Rug with an electric tonneau hard cover.  Had it for 5 weeks now, the first 4 were different product advertising like ceramic coating (worth it).  Blow dirt off or use a terry, it still looks like it's ready for the showroom for at least 3 years.  There is also the rear bumper too.  Guaranteed to strain necks!!

 

So let's see some pics of this monster Silverado of yours! 

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