What did you do to your GMT today?
If not some square, then at least some angle... anything other than flat lol
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v7guy - Moderator
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yeah, I mean it works though right? I'm just making excuses now-
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At least it helps you figure out if you like the configuration. If you're going to replace your roof cross bars, you can drill them and use them for a light bar. They're crappy for a roof basket, but amazing for a light mount. 
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Are those Tuff LEDs?
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TBYODA wrote:Are those Tuff LEDs?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ZGBLNW/ref ... 1_ST1_dp_1 this is where i got the lights from
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Sugar16 - Off-Roader
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Oil change, tire rotation, and this little bugger. 4hrs total, and the axle was a breeze to get out. The marks around the seal aren't from me. Those are from the dealership, when I took it in for the fuel sender, and they found the axle was slinging grease.
I DON'T care what my GMT360 was designed to do, I care about what it can do!
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Found a door to replace the dented one. Best of all it's the same color and only cost me $125 complete. 
I was able to pull the dent from the fender some but I might take it off and work on it some more. The door trim is like 1" higher on the replacement. I know I won't be able to save tape on the back of the trim once I remove , does anyone know where can I buy the sticky tape for the door trim
I was able to pull the dent from the fender some but I might take it off and work on it some more. The door trim is like 1" higher on the replacement. I know I won't be able to save tape on the back of the trim once I remove , does anyone know where can I buy the sticky tape for the door trim
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Demold it. Simple easy fix lol 
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Or keepin the molding..I believe you can use a 3m double sided tape. Or I could be way off, but I would start there if not demolding.
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Z71 springs installed... Finally
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changed the motor oil.
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Drove it around today, listening to the various squeaks and the passenger shock top out in the damaged spacer. Are my Radflos here yet?!?!
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I did nothing. Rofl
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I put new wiper blades on her, and gave her a sponge bath yesterday 
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JorDaneeKey wrote:Drove it around today, listening to the various squeaks and the passenger shock top out in the damaged spacer. Are my Radflos here yet?!?!
Same here, I'm putting my order in tomorrow, and the ship date can't come soon enough. I'm pretty sure my springs have also sagged over time and my truck has more rake than when I lifted it back in 2010.
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Mine has more rake than when I lifted it 5 months ago. Haha
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wow someone needs radflosErikSS wrote:Mine has more rake than when I lifted it 5 months ago. Haha
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Just looks like too much lift in the rear. What do you have stacked in there?!
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i don't think that why. IIRC Erik got stock front springs from 05 LT.JamesDowning wrote:Just looks like too much lift in the rear. What do you have stacked in there?!
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TBYODA - Moderator
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That's just Marks 3" lift spacers and my Z71s. My stock front springs are almost completely compressed.
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