Morpheus
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- Apr 25, 2022
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Whenever the dealership gets them in they suppose to install them. In the meantime I sprayed black rubberized undercoating on mine and now it's hard to tell the difference.
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Ponyboy
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- May 15, 2022
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That's a great idea!
T-Man
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- Feb 26, 2022
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Mine came with the premium all weather floor mats for front and back.
Same. They are better coverage than Weather tech.
I got my rear wheel liners from Race Consulting Agency (Garage): They were half the price of other Husky dealers and came in 3 days. Took 10 minutes to install and much easier to clean than factory and look good. I have them on my other trucks too.
| Product | Quantity | Price |
| Husky Liners 2019+ Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Black Rear Wheel Well Guards, 79061 | 1 | $80.99 |
| Subtotal: | $80.99 | |
| Shipping: | $5.00 via Flat Rate Ground Shipping | |
| Tax: | $0.00 | |
| Payment method: | Amazon Pay | |
| Total: | $85.99 |
hamptilious
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- Nov 23, 2021
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- Mar 21, 2022
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Thank you...3 wk delivery will have to do.
BlueToo
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- May 16, 2022
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Previous to my ZR2 I had a trail boss with the 6.2. Only ever put regular in it and never had a single issue. GM recommends using premium, but they also say regular is fine (I believe this can be found in the owners manual but I haven’t had a chance to look). I think with modern tech the engine is able to compensate for the lack of compression and run smoothly. I will continue to put regular into my ZR2, at least until gas becomes reasonable again (if that ever happens).
Here’s link to a forum where this was being discussed.
6.2 Engine: To Premium Or Not, Facts Here
There have been multiple threads/posts on what fuel to feed the 6.2 beast. Since GM only recommends premium fuel, it’s become a gray area and most people don’t like gray areas. Not surprisingly, there are passionate opinions on either side. I for one am a facts guy and prefer to go with actual nu...
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KDelta
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- Feb 5, 2022
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Thanks, brother. Been hemming about this for a bit.Previous to my ZR2 I had a trail boss with the 6.2. Only ever put regular in it and never had a single issue. GM recommends using premium, but they also say regular is fine (I believe this can be found in the owners manual but I haven’t had a chance to look). I think with modern tech the engine is able to compensate for the lack of compression and run smoothly. I will continue to put regular into my ZR2, at least until gas becomes reasonable again (if that ever happens).
Here’s link to a forum where this was being discussed.
6.2 Engine: To Premium Or Not, Facts Here
There have been multiple threads/posts on what fuel to feed the 6.2 beast. Since GM only recommends premium fuel, it’s become a gray area and most people don’t like gray areas. Not surprisingly, there are passionate opinions on either side. I for one am a facts guy and prefer to go with actual nu...
Ponyboy
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- May 15, 2022
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Thanks!
GearheadSS
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- Apr 18, 2022
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One of the other managers here puts 87 in his 6.2 and hasn't had any issues. I'm running 89 now but I'll do 87 if gas jumps crazy high this summer.
It's over $5 here. That's already crazy to me. Each fill up is brutal...
KDelta
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- Feb 5, 2022
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FJB!
Is that a bad thing lol
roni0219
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- Nov 27, 2021
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I drive too much to not have mine working. I actually like it. Especially when I’m filling up 3 times a week
BlueToo
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- May 16, 2022
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I noticed that if I’m running the air conditioning it almost never goes into auto stop. No air with windows down it’s pretty reliable to turn off at the stop lights. Not sure why it doesn’t like to go into auto stop with the air running.
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