Wondering if this would look ok?

[tysonmax]

I'm not sure if anyone has brought this up. I was thinking instead of buying the Denali conversion, to get the front, rear bumpers, and step rails painted white to match the truck. Then get the Denali grille.

The thing that I'm concerned about is how the paint job would turn out on the chrome part of the bumpers. Anyone have any input on this? Thanks.

[Eggert]

Hi, there are other threads about this.
The headlights are interchangeable with the projector ones. I did that, cost $260 on the web, biiiiig difference.
The Denali grill will NOT fit the regular front end.
Different grill, bumper and fog lamps.
What are you going to do with the lower valance?
The Denali has a one piece PTM (paint to match) bumper cover.
So, even if you take a perfectly good chrome bumper and paint it, everybody knows that it is homegrown.
Same with the rear corner vent covers. Different shape of liftgate near the top.
You also need to switch the trim pieces on the doors.
Different rims, too.
Take care, Eggert

[tonytone]

Originally Posted by Eggert

Hi, there are other threads about this.
Same with the rear corner vent covers. Different shape of liftgate near the top.

Are you referring to the faux-slotted black covers that are located on each side of the rear (liftgate or barndoor) glass? If so--I thought the NBS Denali and non-Denali (e.g., Tahoe/Suburban/Yukon) glass liftgates are the same? I know the Esky and non-Esky (Denali/Tahoe/etc.) ones are different for the exact reason you specified--matter of fact, I initially replaced the Denali rear vents on my DXL w/ the Esky ones--knowing of course that the upper portion of the Esky vent would stick out just a wee bit--before subsequently finding a great deal on an Esky rear liftgate glass to match.

[Eggert]

Hi tontone, you are right. I did mix that liftgate up with the Escalade.
Take care, Eggert