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looks like a cool concept truck. 550 hp is kickin. i bet the rear fascia with exhaust cutouts won't make it to production, at least not as shown on this concept truck. i typically hate exhaust cutouts on trucks, but those look nice and clean.

 

found this part interesting:

According to GM design chief Ed Welburn and ZR2 designer Dave Ross, the subtle upgrades to truck's styling offer hints at the next Silverado facelift. They include a boxier grille, exaggerated hood and fenders, rear fascia with integrated exhaust pipes and a new tailgate with "Chevrolet" embossed in it.
d3athsong Enthusiast

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Yes but there not street legal.

 

 

:lol: Why's that?

 

+1

 

 

And I have to say that truck looks amazing. I even like it better then what dodge has done with their duel exhaust on the new trucks.

redvett Senior Enthusiast

redvett

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The vehicles have to be EPA certified to be legal. All show or EXP vehicles the MFR's have build cannot even be titled. You will notice that Ford states the F-150 Raptor is not street legal.

 

Yes but there not street legal.

 

 

:lol: Why's that?

 

426ted Enthusiast

426ted

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Don't dig the fender flares. I would hate to see GM's version of this style in regards to the wheel opening.

2005LT Enthusiast

2005LT

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I definitely like the powertrain. They probably put the 6L90 from the 3/4 tons in there with some modifications to hold all that power.

chevyinside Enthusiast

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I definitely like the powertrain. They probably put the 6L90 from the 3/4 tons in there with some modifications to hold all that power.

 

 

hate to tell you the raptor is fulley epa compliant and dot aproved . i've seen us take delivery of three of them .still come with a 3 , 36 waranty to covers everything

SeirraRR Senior Enthusiast

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I definitely like the powertrain. They probably put the 6L90 from the 3/4 tons in there with some modifications to hold all that power.

 

 

hate to tell you the raptor is fully epa compliant and dot approved . I've seen us take delivery of three of them .still come with a 3 , 36 warranty to covers everything

 

 

Yep saw one driving around already with license plates on it. :lol:

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