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Since I bought my truck the day before Thanksgiving I have put on the DL3 mirrors with Painted Caps that I bought from a member of the forum. I also put on Husky Mud Guards, and DeeZee Nerf Bars. Here are the pictures I took today.

 

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Very nice brother :thumbs:

 

Is the 6.2L every thing you expected?

 

 

 

 

Thank You Sir! Oh yea and more. I've never been happier with any truck I've owned as much as I am with this one.

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Thank You Sir! Oh yea and more. I've never been happier with any truck I've owned as much as I am with this one.

 

 

I know the feeling. Every time I drive my truck, I'm feel like a little kid that got a new toy. Its already 1 years old and 17,000 miles and it still feels like I just got it. My 03 was awesome, my 07 was spectacular, and my 11 is just amazing in my opinion. :thumbs:

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Yea it doesn't take long to put the miles on it. i've got over 2300 on it already because it's so fun to drive, and I want to take it everywhere. I really can't wait to start riding four-wheeler again in the spring and see how it pulls the trailer and ATV's.

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Thanks. That's actually one of the Pipelines that runs through our area. That area where I'm at is the State Game Lands. The pipeline in the picture is what we call the 2nd. There 5 of them around where we ride four-wheeler with the 5th one being the steepest ( I mean REAL steep).

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We happen to have pipelines running on both sides of our house. Only our hills don't have any trees on them lol

 

 

 

Lol! yea the pipelines have names other than what we call them, but I'm not sure what they are.

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How is the suspension package in that truck compared to the z71? I wish you could get a z71 with 6.2.

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How is the suspension package in that truck compared to the z71? I wish you could get a z71 with 6.2.

 

I have a Z71 with a 6.2, it has 3:42's not 3:73's but with the 6 speed it's great. I'm sure the 3:73's would give it a touch more lower end but it"s still fine, even with my 33" tires.
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How is the suspension package in that truck compared to the z71? I wish you could get a z71 with 6.2.

 

 

I also have a Z71 and 6.2

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How is the suspension package in that truck compared to the z71? I wish you could get a z71 with 6.2.

 

 

 

It feels a slight bit stiffer to me, but that might be because its still new yet. I know once I got some miles on my last truck it seemed to ride a little smoother. I have noticed that this truck takes the bumps in the road around here better than the last one. It would shimmy side to side in the rear if you hit a bigger bump, but this one doesn't. Oh and you can get the Z71 Package with the 6.2L, I would have gotten one, but the dealer couldn't find me one. Im glad I got the NHT Package now though.

 

 

 

Nice looking ride, the chrome front end looks exceptional.

 

 

 

Thank You. I'm just glad they finally matched it up instead of chrome in the middle and painted end caps.

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How is the suspension package in that truck compared to the z71? I wish you could get a z71 with 6.2.

 

 

 

It feels a slight bit stiffer to me, but that might be because its still new yet. I know once I got some miles on my last truck it seemed to ride a little smoother. I have noticed that this truck takes the bumps in the road around here better than the last one. It would shimmy side to side in the rear if you hit a bigger bump, but this one doesn't. Oh and you can get the Z71 Package with the 6.2L, I would have gotten one, but the dealer couldn't find me one. Im glad I got the NHT Package now though.

 

 

 

Nice looking ride, the chrome front end looks exceptional.

 

 

 

Thank You. I'm just glad they finally matched it up instead of chrome in the middle and painted end caps.

 

I couldn't agree more.

 

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