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SimonTuffGuy
SimonTuffGuy

Couple new additions in the last month.   Line-X'ed the bed and over the rails.   And on Monday and went out to DiamondBack Covers warehouse to pickup and have their HD Line-X'ed cover installed

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Mach Style

Finally washed! Im loving this warm weather.    

Btuggle88
Btuggle88

Got my lift on.  

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DoMDrty Enthusiast

DoMDrty

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Guess I could add some pics of the 2003 I use to own

 

 

Here she is still in stock form

 

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Getting ready to go into surgery

 

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initial cut

 

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4/6 drop, 22s, escalade door handles, and a billet grill (not that cheap overlay kind)

 

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CoffeyLover Enthusiast

CoffeyLover

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Well I might as well add to the list.

 

2003 Silverado 1500

-K & N Cold Air Intake

-CST Uniball Long Travel Kit

-Fabricated lift spindles

-Camburg Hubs

-Heim Steering Upgrade

-Eaton Locker

-4.56 Gears

-Fox 2.5 x 8" Coil Overs On Front

-Fox 2.5 x 16" Smooth Bodies, with Tig Welded Shock Tower On Rear

-Deaver Leaf Pack

-315/75/16 35" BFG A/T's on Alloy wheels

-Glassworks Fiberglass Fenders

-Billet Grille

-Under-Rail Toolbox

-Pulled Bedsides

-Custom Front/Rear Bumpers

-(3) Hella Race Lights Mounted Up Front

-Race/Chase Radio in Cab

-Double-Din Jensen Touchscreen Head Unit

-Polk DB Audio Speakers all the way around

-HID 6000k Headlights w/ Phillips Ballasts

 

Currently working on swapping the stock 4.8L for a 6.0L big boy! :P (Check out my thread in Engine and Powertrain Tech titled "Engine Swap")

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DoMDrty Enthusiast

DoMDrty

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Well I might as well add to the list.

 

2003 Silverado 1500

-K & N Cold Air Intake

-CST Uniball Long Travel Kit

-Fabricated lift spindles

-Camburg Hubs

-Heim Steering Upgrade

-Eaton Locker

-4.56 Gears

-Fox 2.5 x 8" Coil Overs On Front

-Fox 2.5 x 16" Smooth Bodies, with Tig Welded Shock Tower On Rear

-Deaver Leaf Pack

-315/75/16 35" BFG A/T's on Alloy wheels

-Glassworks Fiberglass Fenders

-Billet Grille

-Under-Rail Toolbox

-Pulled Bedsides

-Custom Front/Rear Bumpers

-(3) Hella Race Lights Mounted Up Front

-Race/Chase Radio in Cab

-Double-Din Jensen Touchscreen Head Unit

-Polk DB Audio Speakers all the way around

-HID 6000k Headlights w/ Phillips Ballasts

 

Currently working on swapping the stock 4.8L for a 6.0L big boy! :P (Check out my thread in Engine and Powertrain Tech titled "Engine Swap")

 

 

damn, about how much do you have invested?

CoffeyLover Enthusiast

CoffeyLover

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damn, about how much do you have invested?

 

There is about 12k invested, plus another 6k for the new engine I'm putting into it this week.

dkj313 Enthusiast

dkj313

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Here is a pic of the new tires went with Firestone Destination ATs, like them alot better over the stock tires. Also went with the American Racing Baja wheel.

 

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L8er Brah Enthusiast

L8er Brah

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2010 LT, has the 6.2L w/3.42 gears. RC 2" leveling kit, I'm working on my tune (lots to learn).

 

 

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A few days after I brought it home.

 

 

 

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Before the RC 2" leveling kit

 

 

 

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After 2" kit

 

 

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where these trucks are built RIGHT HERE IN AMERICA :seeya:

 

 

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Me doing work on a "ice" pile....

 

 

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Trucked weigh in at 12980....and got 11 mpg going 60-65.

2010LTZ4x4 Enthusiast

2010LTZ4x4

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The day I brought it home last July 2010

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Removed 4x4 stickers and the rear bowtie along with the flex fuel badge, added a few accessories also.

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