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Hello all!

 

Tomorrow i will be picking up a 2003 Silverado LT, with Quadrasteer to test from GM's media fleet.

 

I'm taking your requests for pictures, more detailed information, etc..  :D

 

No magazine can give you this!!  :D

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When I saw one at the auto show it was roped off so I couldn't crawl under it and look.

 

Who would have stopped you no one was around.  I got on my knees and got up by the ropes and got a great look under it.  People thought i was nuts (SO!) hehe

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When I saw one at the auto show it was roped off so I couldn't crawl under it and look.

 

Who would have stopped you no one was around.  I got on my knees and got up by the ropes and got a great look under it.  People thought i was nuts (SO!) hehe

C'mon, I did that too, no one looked because no one even noticed that lonely chevy sitting there.

 

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But, I want to make Zane crawl under it and take a ton of pics of it :D

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no one looked because no one even noticed that lonely chevy sitting there.

 

Cause it was so ugly.  They put it in "Time out" hehe

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no one looked because no one even noticed that lonely chevy sitting there.

 

Cause it was so ugly.  They put it in "Time out" hehe

and yet you were getting googly eyes over a blue '03 at the dealer.

 

See, you've grown to like the look of it, just admit it.

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####, even i am starting to like it, not as much as the f-series of course  :cheers:

 

i would like to know about what kind of MPG the truck is getting and how quadrasteer holds up off-road

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TOP SPEED! TOP SPEED! TOP SPEED TOP SPEED TOP SPEED! :cheers:

 

when you have it turned all the way one way or the other, and mash the gas from a dead stop, what happens exactly? It's gotta be a unusual feeling, right?

 

race a ford AND a dodge.

 

see if i8ts hold up better at higher speed in "twisties" :thumb:

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See, you've grown to like the look of it, just admit it.

 

Not really.  I hate the front end but I could live with it.  I think larger tires would make it look better the puny 245s were tiny

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after seeing a sd with quadrasteer yesterday at the bank I was hooked... first time I got to see the 4steer in action and i almost poped a big one when it happened.

 

I'd love to get one and slap on some 22's.... sounds like a plan to me

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after seeing a sd with quadrasteer yesterday at the bank I was hooked... first time I got to see the 4steer in action and i almost poped a big one when it happened.

 

I'd love to get one and slap on some 22's.... sounds like a plan to me

i totally agree.  When i was pulling out of the resturant this evening, these teenagers in a nearby car caught the rear wheels moving and all piled to the window to get a better look. They were pointing and everything...  :cheers:

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