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Hey everyone ive been on this site for a little while i thought it was time for a proper introduction. My names Jon and i own a 2001 chevy suburban z71. Its got a 4" rancho lift (put on by me and my dad) sittiing on 33" yokohama geolandars (soon to be the new goodyear duratracs). I got 2 off brand off road lights up front (bad move, upgrading to kcs, piaas, hellas, or a brand named one), cobra nightwatch cb, wilson cell phone booster (its a life saver especially in the area and terrain i work in), and I put a silver bowtie up front, 2 12" subs in a ported box, Just bought me some 12k hids. Only got a few performance upgrades, a no name cold air intake (works great), and a performance tranny built by my friend in the Denver area. Its got 170k miles on it (daily driver) and the only parts i had to replace were the tranny twice ( the first rebuilt one i bought the guy was a joke totally amateur), front diff rebuilt by barney brothers off road in grand junction, new rs5000 shocks all around, water pump, ball joints and i jut ordered new hubs (abs sensors took a dump and my wheel bearings are shot). I bought this truck with 99000 miles Nov. 2008 for 7500. I couldnt let this deal pass up no way. it was owned in AZ and had absolutely no rust. thats about it thanks guys

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