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295/70R17. Trail Grapplers are awesome tires!

 

What kind of mods did you do to fit that tire size?

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What kind of mods did you do to fit that tire size?

I had a 2" Rough Country leveling kit in the front and a 3" Zone Offroad block in the rear. Very few clearance issues and it looked aggressive as hell.

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I'm thinking White on Red would have been the better route.

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Then add some white pin stripes to accent and separate the red and grey.

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2004 Chevy 1500 LWB

 

 

 

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Oh, and I am a pilot by the way.

 

 

At my house in Hawaii in the city.

 

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BIG RED is a hard worker. Been coast to coast, border to border. It has been across the Pacific Ocean twice. It has been a field truck on our our ranch in Hawaii (Hawaii Island) and still has only 81K miles. Most of those though are field miles. She's been driven hard, punished and yet Big Red still is as loyal and trusty as day 1 back in 2004. It is sad to say it, but Big Red will be leaving me as soon as my 2015 2500 gets here. If Big Red is only a 1500, and it has gone through all it has gone through, I can't imagine the abuse the 2015 2500 can handle.

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My 2015 2500HD Crew Cab Longbed, 6.0L, red/tan LTZ came in today. Dealer said it was to take 60 days, it was more like 45.

 

 

 

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Haha...Ok you're a tease! I keep opening up threads and your shiny new red truck is there. :rollin:

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Haha...Ok you're a tease! I keep opening up threads and your shiny new red truck is there. :rollin:

Haha well I am just excited the truck is here!!! :)

 

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Haha well I am just excited the truck is here!!! :)

I never would've guessed. :thumbs:

Can totally see why though.

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And another one :)

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Brandons72vette,

Which engine was in that 2004 Silverado? It looks like you were pulling some pretty good loads.

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We need some more red trucks in here.

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