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Yeah, there's a ton of them out there. You see them on a lot of extended cab Silverados, but I think they look great on a std cab/std bed, and you rarely see that. In the 12 years I've been running them, I think I've only seen 1, maybe 2 other std cabs running them. -
Washers were just for fitment check obviously. I'd never drive it that way. I checked one front tire. Its turns fine with about .165" washer pack.
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Sounds like the trailer brake power module failed. Common on these. -
By Silverado4x4 · Posted
100% agree, you will lose alot of strength by using washers your studs will be carrying all the weight. You are setting yourself up for a disaster. -
By asilverblazer · Posted
Older trucks had to have a fuse and wire connected underhood... You could check that. I've noticed a lot of aftermarket discrepancies between wire standard colors/plug terminal location function. If you've never used the trailer on a GM truck it might be something to check.
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