I got the upgrade bug like i did when we had the Traverse.
Mostly interior.
Foot well leds
Change all interior bulbs to led
Add 4 usb double port chargers. Taking out the cigarette lighter under the radio and the 2nd row one as well. The 3rd row I've got to find a spot. The speakers are in the way back there. I didn't have the 10 speaker set up in the Traverse.
Exterior.
Led hl and fogs
Led reverse lights
Led plate lights
Bug deflector
Sunroof bug deflector
Cross rails
Antenna
Air caps
The boss lady doesn't know me and the grandsons are doing this..
Under the hood.
I put in an oil catch can. Riveted to the air filter lid. There's not much space . Mine has a holder for media. I used stainless pot scrubber.
I would not recommend the K&N filters in these vehicles. They can actually choke airflow. A number of problems with heavier-duty filters, at least in the Lambdas.
A dozen might not be needed, but no harm in one (or close to) per person. I think mine has 5, maybe 6. With 2 kids I regularly use 3, if I had 3 or 4 kids, maybe more would be useful.
A dozen might not be needed, but no harm in one (or close to) per person. I think mine has 5, maybe 6. With 2 kids I regularly use 3, if I had 3 or 4 kids, maybe more would be useful.
Well here it is. I have the fogs and hl to do. Rubbed out, detailed for the wife.. led swap and foot wells added. Weather tech mat's came with it. I got the avs bug deflector off amazon warehouse for $17. I couldn't pass on it. I did the license plate, reverse lights as well. I think its dumb to have the TL led, but the others in the rear as halogen. I have the turn signals ordered and waiting for them.
I may change out the shift light. Lucky i dont have sausage fingers. Its a tight spot
How about learning how to insert pictures as thumbnails? Viewing them larger than full-screen is a pain in the butt! Thumbnails can be can be viewed like a slide show.
Are those valve caps aluminum? I strongly recommend not using metal caps. They corrode and get stuck on the valves, requiring replacement of the valves (especially expensive with TPMS). This happened to my neighbor and I have seen similar stories online.
Are those valve caps aluminum? I strongly recommend not using metal caps. They corrode and get stuck on the valves, requiring replacement of the valves (especially expensive with TPMS). This happened to my neighbor and I have seen similar stories online.
Galvanic corrosion will also attack the valve stem. Corrosion of the valve stem makes it susceptible to breakage when filling a tire with air. Your world can change dramatically if the schrader valve pops out when the valve stem breaks.
