A few items added to the 2500.

GAMark · April 14

She is starting to come together.

1. Window Tint

2. Running boards (So my old ass can get in.)

3. MX4 bed cover

4. Husky Bed mat.

5. Weather Tech no-drill mud flaps

6. Catch Can

7. Bilstien 5100's installed. Big upgrade from the factory Rancho.

Edited May 21 by GAMark
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MORSNO · April 15

Nice upgrades!

No F-bdy Bs · April 18

I don't understand anyone having a modern HD truck without running boards. Even then they're too effin tall. I'm 6'2, and specifically bought the lowest hanging running boards I could find, and it's still too tall, imo.

Buddy at work has a 2500 Zr2 without running boards, and he's 5'6.

How?

OS RR · April 18

47 minutes ago, No F-bdy Bs said:

I don't understand anyone having a modern HD truck without running boards. Even then they're too effin tall. I'm 6'2, and specifically bought the lowest hanging running boards I could find, and it's still too tall, imo.

Buddy at work has a 2500 Zr2 without running boards, and he's 5'6.

How?

I was just fine without them. Wife complained enough to make me get a set. I ended up with GMs "high clearance" boards, they're fine. Would've rather had electric ones but, didn't want to fork out the money for them.

johnnyquick · April 18

Are the mud flaps extenders onto the stockers?

GAMark · April 19

19 hours ago, johnnyquick said:

Are the mud flaps extenders onto the stockers?

Yes, from Weather Tech.

MORSNO · April 19

22 hours ago, OS RR said:

I was just fine without them. Wife complained enough to make me get a set. I ended up with GMs "high clearance" boards, they're fine. Would've rather had electric ones but, didn't want to fork out the money for them.

Amp Power Steps are worth every penny (or should I have said dollar?). They go down and out further than any other step bar and are useful to enter AND exit the vehicle. With bars, people use them to step in but just drag their leg across the dirty bar when exiting as they aren't useful being so far inward. Power steps also go up and tuck away preventing them from hanging up on anything. I've had mine for 14 years and they've been completely trouble-free with just an occasional spray of lubricant.

OS RR · April 22

On 4/19/2026 at 9:47 AM, MORSNO said:

Amp Power Steps are worth every penny (or should I have said dollar?). They go down and out further than any other step bar and are useful to enter AND exit the vehicle. With bars, people use them to step in but just drag their leg across the dirty bar when exiting as they aren't useful being so far inward. Power steps also go up and tuck away preventing them from hanging up on anything. I've had mine for 14 years and they've been completely trouble-free with just an occasional spray of lubricant.

I believe AMP were the ones I was looking at. Still on the list, just not anytime soon.

Byrds8 · April 24

On 4/22/2026 at 11:07 AM, OS RR said:

I believe AMP were the ones I was looking at. Still on the list, just not anytime soon.

Boost Auto Lumastep M2 are nice too. That is what I have on my truck.

Pryme · April 24

On 4/18/2026 at 9:43 AM, No F-bdy Bs said:

I don't understand anyone having a modern HD truck without running boards. Even then they're too effin tall. I'm 6'2, and specifically bought the lowest hanging running boards I could find, and it's still too tall, imo.

Buddy at work has a 2500 Zr2 without running boards, and he's 5'6.

How?

I would never have installed them if it wasn’t for my short wife and little kids. I’m 6’1” and athletic and it’s nothing for me to get in without running boards and I like the look without them. I feel like I’m making this short little step into my truck with the running boards.

Edited April 24 by Pryme