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Been brainstorming as to what I want to do with my truck... Here are a few things that will be happening... Gmc 20s with 305 55s, bb tune, nav, black leather interior, and I also want to get my GMC logo painted white.

 

I was thinking about getting a 4 inch BDS lift, but do y'all think the tires I am getting would look too small with the body lift and suspension?

 

OR should I just get the GMC 20s and 305 55s and leave the height of my truck as is?

 

Thanks!

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All sounds good, but I would do a Black GMC instead.

 

No more lift either.

I thought about a black gmc, but after seeing white on white :thumbs:

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Don't paint it. Take a look at this post I have some pics of my truck. http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=125816

Look at the mirror caps. I used vinyl, the stuff you make decals out of and wrapped it. Much easier to under if necessary. Also if it fades, cracks, chips whatever, you can just redo it yourself. Just get a decent heat gun to pull the vinyl over the letters. I am going to do it to my truck when it gets warmer out

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Been brainstorming as to what I want to do with my truck... Here are a few things that will be happening... Gmc 20s with 305 55s, bb tune, nav, black leather interior, and I also want to get my GMC logo painted white.

 

I was thinking about getting a 4 inch BDS lift, but do y'all think the tires I am getting would look too small with the body lift and suspension?

 

OR should I just get the GMC 20s and 305 55s and leave the height of my truck as is?

 

Thanks!

 

all of your plans sound great! i love leather interior! i'm planning on installing black leather interior on my truck as well... a friend of mine has a 08 silverado ext cab with a 4" suspension lift with 20" wheels and 33" toyo mtr tires... ill try to get a picture of it so you'll know how a 4" lift will look with 33" tires with aftermarket rims (the rims help a lot on how big the tire will look)... but if you want some stock 20" inch rims i wouldnt recommend a lift you'll end up having a big gap to fill... that being said, i think a 4" body lift is waayy too much for a body lift with no suspension lift! if you dont need a body lift to clear the tires dont do it.. just put some nice mud-terrain 33" tires to the stock 20 rims and leave the height you have right now and it will look awesome! for me body lift only helps you a little to clear tires cause it leaves the same ground clearance so you're not actually lifting the truck! ohh and btw great looking nerf bars!

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A 3"BL along with a 4" BDS nets 7" or a bit more, depending on the suspension lift, and most six inch lifts net more than 6". So... I say rock that combo if you want. These trucks look great IMO with 6" lifts and 33's.

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He is talking true 33x12.5's. They look much bigger than 33x11.5's in person, which is what you are running. I think your truck looks great though. :thumbs:

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You'll think you're driving a different truck after the BB tune. And if you get the Autocal you'll be able to switch between tuned and stock whenver you want. That'd be my first choice. :cool:

 

Enjoy whatever you do! :thumbs:

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Throttle body spacer, stick on fake bulletholes, non functioning ram air hood, fake bulls balls to hang below trailer hitch...............

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Throttle body spacer, stick on fake bulletholes, non functioning ram air hood, fake bulls balls to hang below trailer hitch...............

You read my mind

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