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Hello yall first time poster, just got into a chevy a while back. Really love the 3 piece chrome insert look the high countries have but was a little out of my price range.

 

Is the black plastic insert on my truck the same as the ones on High Countries? 

 

I want to buy the 3 chrome pieces and snap them on if it will work.

 

Thank you

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MikeBMW Senior Enthusiast

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9 hours ago, Tough Guy said:

Hello yall first time poster, just got into a chevy a while back. Really love the 3 piece chrome insert look the high countries have but was a little out of my price range.

 

Is the black plastic insert on my truck the same as the ones on High Countries? 

 

I want to buy the 3 chrome pieces and snap them on if it will work.

 

Thank you

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For the high country gill, you'll have to buy a new grill.
Or, you could go with this:
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58 minutes ago, MikeBMW said:

For the high country gill, you'll have to buy a new grill.
Or, you could go with this:
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How much would that cost potentially? Yours looks good too as anoption

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1 hour ago, MikeBMW said:

For the high country gill, you'll have to buy a new grill.
Or, you could go with this:
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Looks good!

 

BUT, I do not see a cat🤔😬🐱

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MikeBMW Senior Enthusiast

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19 minutes ago, Tough Guy said:

How much would that cost potentially? Yours looks good too as an option

Thanks!
I bought it here *I had to Dremel a bit off the lower part for the front camera but it's barely noticeable. :):
https://www.americantrucks.com/black-horse-off-road-oem-look-upper-overlay-grille-chrome-1618-silverado-1500.html

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13 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

Looks good!

 

BUT, I do not see a cat🤔😬🐱

Here ya go ... :D
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36 minutes ago, MikeBMW said:

Here ya go ... :D
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I love the height of your truck. Is it just a lift kit in the front or is the rear adjusted too?

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Just now, Tough Guy said:

I love the height of your truck. Is it just a lift kit in the front or is the rear adjusted too?

Oh, heck, are you ready?
It's a 3" front level, a 1" rear lift and a 1.5" rear spring lift, also, Bilstein 5100s with a 1" lift all around and a 1.5" body lift. New UCAs. too.
It's been a journey, I should have just gone with a full true lift but I like what I have. :)

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41 minutes ago, MikeBMW said:

Here ya go ... :D
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Better, but that is an archived picture, can tell by your headlights🤣😂🤣😂🤨

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10 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

Better, but that is an archived picture, can tell by your headlights🤣😂🤣😂🤨

Oh, heck, I'll have to get an updated pic tomorrow with all four cats just hanging out. :D
(right now it's raining so they are all inside) 😺

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18 minutes ago, MikeBMW said:

Oh, heck, I'll have to get an updated pic tomorrow with all four cats just hanging out. :D
(right now it's raining so they are all inside) 😺

75, sunny, and not a cloud in the sky today in Seattle.

 

Mother nature helping the hounds shed their summer coat, so they can start with the winter shedding season soon....

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