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Here's my latest addition to my 19 custom( ltz wanna be).   I did the heated clazzio leather kit, came out real nice and really made the seats softer. That with the high country cluster, ltz wheel( everything works) and gm upgraded door pulls really made this into a totally different truck. The pics are from a week ago, now that it's been adjusted and pulled more it fits alot nicer than the pics. I can take newer pics if needed.

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Nice.  I installed a roadwire kit earlier this year in my LT crew cab but its the kit that replaces the cloth instead of installing over cloth.  I'm very happy with results of it but it was a pretty big chore mainly because I tried to salvage the cloth covers to sale and that console with jump seat that has both storage in arm rest and below the seat was a pain.  Im not sure if id do it again myself lol because every part of my body especially my fingers were sore.

 

How tough was the upgraded cluster from the LTZ to install?  where did you purchase it from?

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They look pretty good. I’m sure they look better now that they are tighter. Are you happy with them? I may order a set for my RST

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On 6/29/2021 at 8:22 AM, andrewb24 said:

Nice.  I installed a roadwire kit earlier this year in my LT crew cab but its the kit that replaces the cloth instead of installing over cloth.  I'm very happy with results of it but it was a pretty big chore mainly because I tried to salvage the cloth covers to sale and that console with jump seat that has both storage in arm rest and below the seat was a pain.  Im not sure if id do it again myself lol because every part of my body especially my fingers were sore.

 

How tough was the upgraded cluster from the LTZ to install?  where did you purchase it from?

Easy to do, whites automotive. 

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On 6/29/2021 at 4:20 PM, Dirk13 said:

They look pretty good. I’m sure they look better now that they are tighter. Are you happy with them? I may order a set for my RST

They tightened up a good bit, with the warm Temps and sitting in it they pulled nice n tight.

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Wow that looks really nice I was debating this or a Katskinz kit for my 2021 Trailboss custom. I had a set of classizos on a 2014 Tahoe and everyone thought it was leather from the factory. 
I hadn’t seen any pics on the 2019 and newer Silverado body styles and this may have just sold me. If you could post newer pics after breaking in would be great, especially of the front middle folding seat. Also where did you purchase them from? And how much? I would like a dark chocolate or coffee color something as close to a king ranch saddle leather color on mine. Did you get the basic leather cover or the upgraded Napa leather style? 

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