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Chevy Truck: Side Steps & Fancy Lights - Part I

Chevy Truck: Side Steps & Fancy Lights - Part I

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
we have a brand new 2015 Chevrolet 1500 that customers hires us to install his side steps and lights and you all know my love for aftermarket stuff aaronshandc: Ok I purchased a new 2014 Silverado 1500 and it was a tank. We pulled a 9000 lb Surveyor 35 foot all over these united states with the ecotech 5. 3 and it was a beast. Never broke at all and we traded it at 60000 miles and bought the duramax that has also never left me stranded. Had a 1999 2500 with 320000 on the clock and never had to do and engine or tranny rebuild. Dad had an old 79 custom deluxe that the speedometer quit on after 2 times over a 100000 and we drove it for years after. I know there are lemons in all brands but I have never bought a junk Chevy. Your still my hero on mechanics but on your opinions of Chivy's I would agree with you or we would both be wrong; )
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 9


A 2015 with broken front end parts, it's either a junk built ride, or he went airborne to break the springs. I saw a wreck once where a blazer hit some slush and got pulled in and ended up going through a ditch, and went about a foot in the air and when it landed, it broke the front ball joints, and the springs. I would have fixed all the broken stuff before paying for this junky looking kit. Love your videos, God bless you and the family.
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Those new body style trucks are super prone to NVH issues. I advise against the frame running boards because I have in one case seen them cause a small vibration. The vibration was able to travel through the step brackets to the body mounts and you would feel a vibration in the floor at certain highway speeds. Call me crazy but it went away after removing them.
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Hello, Ladies looks like some Anti-gravity hover device. Yea- I can't imagine a +250lb jumping on those a few times; they're purely cosmetic, like chrome plastic wheel covers compared to SS Cragars. I hope that heads down South.
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For the money spent on the truck he should have spent a bit more money on this unit. Even the shady ladies won't fall for this setup. Could've had stainless attached to the Swiss but didn't. Kids today.
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Those things don't last long around here, especially the rocker/body panel mounted nerf bars. I you HAVE to have those steppers, spring for the 1's that mount to the frame. ( some brands do both )
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I hope the owner went the extra expense and got the good stainless side steps. I installed a set a few years ago that wasn't stainless and I regretted it within just a few months.
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Eric, I love ur videos, but why do u keep saying flat washers? Lol aren't all washers flat! Hope u don't mind my question. Ur videos are phenomenal, keep up the good work EricO.
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I have a 2014 Silverado that had the factory steps put on by the dealer. I have 5 years and 88000 miles with out any problems. I am 6'1 and weigh 285, no crinkles yet.
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Those running boards will soon be returning to nature in the form of iron oxide. I've seen hundreds of those just completely rotted away - from the inside.
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