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2013 Silverado Overland Build

JackP

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Advocate II

How do you like the SPOD system? I like the way you mounted your switch panel in the cab too!
I really like it! It will make adding accessories way easier, and it only took about an hour to install. Also there aren't too many places that have enough space to mount the switch panel, but that spot works perfect.

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Michael & Breezy

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Launch Member

Enthusiast I

I really like your build. I have and 08 Silverado. Your build has given me some motivation. Im gonna check out the SPOD for sure.
 

JackP

Rank II

Advocate II

I really like your build. I have and 08 Silverado. Your build has given me some motivation. Im gonna check out the SPOD for sure.
Thanks! It's deffinately a project. If you happen to know anywhere that makes skid plates for the our model (the 07-13's) let me know because I'm looking for some!

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JackP

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Advocate II

20180413_184731.jpg Adding some power to the bed. One switch is for the outlets. The other switch is for the light in the shell, the switch it came with kind of sucks so that is being replaced. I'll post pictures when it's installed. View attachment 53766

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JackP

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Advocate II

Finally Installed the bed rug, there are still a couple of gaps, where dust can get in, does anyone have any ideas on how to fill them? The canned spray foam won't stick.20180714_131919.jpg
 

JackP

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Advocate II

Gaps are underneath the bed rails, the side of the bed stops and there is like a 2" gap in some places that goes right into the wheel well. And I'm doing weather stripping around the tailgate. I never thought of campers tape, that would probably work, or maybe even like peel and stick flashing for houses?
 

JackP

Rank II

Advocate II

You could try one of these bed seal kits. I just installed one in my 18 gmc crew cab but have yet to take it down a dirt road.
It has large foam wedges that fit into those holes.

https://www.realtruck.com/trailseal-total-truck-bed-seal/60090.html?utm_campaign=product_ads&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=79235&gclid=CjwKCAjw1tDaBRAMEiwA0rYbSJzXNqY3DKbm20lT02MQDz2a7hKycIHC9S95LfaocS77EjssWgZPmxoCCLcQAvD_BwE
I wish I knew that existed a week ago! I ended up using some canned spray foam, and it seams to have worked pretty well, I just need to seal around the tailgate and it will be dust free!!
 

JackP

Rank II

Advocate II

I’m really liking that rear bumper/tire carrier! Where’d you get it?
Thanks! I built it out of an Ibeam I got off of craigslist, and some steel tubing. I got the hinge parts from Comp4x4.com. It was a fun project and could have been built prettier but it functions great!
 
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