What have you done to your K2 today?

Slatemetal15 · May 8, 2018

Just got done leveling my truck today.
Specs: king 2.5 coil overs set at 2.5”, camburg UCA’s, king 2.5 piggyback rear shocks, 295/70r17 Toyo Rt’s with 17x8.5 method nvs.

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WesternMike · May 8, 2018

Just got done leveling my truck today.
Specs: king 2.5 coil overs set at 2.5”, camburg UCA’s, king 2.5 piggyback rear shocks, 295/70r17 Toyo Rt’s with 17x8.5 method nvs.

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Looks good man! I’m doing the 8” lift with the kings.. this coil over is huge..

nitro882 · May 9, 2018

I installed a B&M transmission pan to go along with the rear diff cover i installed a few weeks back. I am so glad i did it. The oil was gross, it was last flushed ~30k ago. Today i did the pan and filter and filled it back up with Amsoil ATF. I also did the transfer case too. The front and rear ends are both also filled with Amsoil.

The pan was kind of a pain to install since i had to drop the Y pipe to get some clearance but beyond that is was easy.

One thing i will note on the transmission is it shifts way better than before, not sure if its a placebo effect or not but it has never felt as good as it does today since it was new. The rear end seems a lot less clunky too with the heavier oil in there, the factory oil was like water.

The pan,

A sample of the oil i drained from the transmission

The rear diff cover i put on a few weeks ago

Edited May 9, 2018 by nitro882

14 Silvy · May 9, 2018

14 Silvy I rather like the look with the valance in place. Just me but truck looks unfinished without it IMO. As for the billet grille if it does not require permanent modification do it otherwise hold off. Guy who manages the used car department of local Chevy dealer said they deducted at least $750 or more on trades with billet grille. Not everybody likes the look and even at cost they are not inexpensive to revert back to stock.

Billet isn't permanent looking for a change lol. I did pull the valance off to see how it would look I think I like it without.

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cbrsilv15 · May 9, 2018

2 hours ago, chrispassas21 said:

Yesterday I did a full interior detail on my truck. Long overdue..... think I did an okay job.

2015 Silverado LT Midnight Edition
4.5” CST suspension lift
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Looks good. My “go-to” interior sweeping trick is a pumice stone. Pick one up at Walmart and keep it with your detailing supplies. It scrapes off animal hair that gets imbedded in fabric and doesn’t scratch it. It’s crazy how well it works!

STINSAN3 · May 9, 2018

3 hours ago, nitro882 said:

I installed a B&M transmission pan to go along with the rear diff cover i installed a few weeks back. I am so glad i did it. The oil was gross, it was last flushed ~30k ago. Today i did the pan and filter and filled it back up with Amsoil ATF. I also did the transfer case too. The front and rear ends are both also filled with Amsoil.

The pan was kind of a pain to install since i had to drop the Y pipe to get some clearance but beyond that is was easy.

One thing i will note on the transmission is it shifts way better than before, not sure if its a placebo effect or not but it has never felt as good as it does today since it was new. The rear end seems a lot less clunky too with the heavier oil in there, the factory oil was like water.

The pan,

A sample of the oil i drained from the transmission

The rear diff cover i put on a few weeks back.

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Maxsuperdog · May 9, 2018

2 hours ago, cbrsilv15 said:

Looks good. My “go-to” interior sweeping trick is a pumice stone. Pick one up at Walmart and keep it with your detailing supplies. It scrapes off animal hair that gets imbedded in fabric and doesn’t scratch it. It’s crazy how well it works!

I have to try this. Thanks for the tip.

Lgetz · May 9, 2018

3 hours ago, 14 Silvy said:

Billet isn't permanent looking for a change lol. I did pull the valance off to see how it would look I think I like it without.

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Looking good. ??

jgraves13 · May 9, 2018

Just got done leveling my truck today.
Specs: king 2.5 coil overs set at 2.5”, camburg UCA’s, king 2.5 piggyback rear shocks, 295/70r17 Toyo Rt’s with 17x8.5 method nvs.

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Exactly what I'm hoping to do down the road. Where'd you purchase the kit from and what'd the total come to?

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chrispassas21 · May 9, 2018

Literally night and day difference Chris.
Looks terrific!

Only took me 5 hours [emoji23] thanks!!!

2015 Silverado LT Midnight Edition
4.5” CST suspension lift
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chrispassas21 · May 9, 2018

Looks good. My “go-to” interior sweeping trick is a pumice stone. Pick one up at Walmart and keep it with your detailing supplies. It scrapes off animal hair that gets imbedded in fabric and doesn’t scratch it. It’s crazy how well it works!

I will keep that in mind.....I have been using a simple latex or nitrile glove, that hair pretty much comes all together with a couple swipes

2015 Silverado LT Midnight Edition
4.5” CST suspension lift
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Slatemetal15 · May 9, 2018

Exactly what I'm hoping to do down the road. Where'd you purchase the kit from and what'd the total come to?

$2,865 delivered to my door from Filthy Motorsports. Ben Brazda is great to deal with and they have great customer service. They will build your shocks exactly how you want them. That price included front and rear shocks and the camburg arms.

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churchy1313 · May 9, 2018

On 5/4/2018 at 11:12 AM, churchy1313 said:

outside pic

color matched grille and amber delete

Edited May 9, 2018 by churchy1313

COshooter · May 9, 2018

Installed the Rigid flush mount ignite lights in the bumper steps last weekend, it's amazing how much light they throw off! The pallets you can see in the second picture are probably 40 yards away and were lit up like daylight! Glad I found that thread on the forum