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My ride, '15 Silverado LT Z71, 6" Fabtech, 35" x 12.50" 20 Toyo AT II on Fuel Mavericks, 20" x 9" (5" BS). Fits in 7' garage (82 1/2" actual opening height). I have about 1" clearance at top of Onstar antenna, had to cut the radio antenna about 6"-7". Color is Slate Gray Metallic.

 

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Truck looks awesome! You should replace your atenna with a shorty from xtenna on Amazon. Awesome atenna with great reception and only $17.

2014 Silverado 1500 with 7 inch rough country lift. 20x12 -44 fuel hostage with toyo mt 35x12.5r20. Ignore the dirt and salt, haven't had a chance to wash it.

 

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Does anyone have any example pictures on how they trimmed their wheel wells on the cab? Only examples I can find are on older truck that don't have the extra plastic piece. Thanks

I can post some pictures for you when I go to lunch today. I had to do quite a bit of trimming on mine 13.5" wide tires and -24offset
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Truck looks awesome! You should replace your atenna with a shorty from xtenna on Amazon. Awesome atenna with great reception and only $17.

I can post some pictures for you when I go to lunch today. I had to do quite a bit of trimming on mine 13.5" wide tires and -24offset

Yes please post some pics when you get a chance
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Yes please post some pics when you get a chance

Crap I totally forgot to take the pictures. I'll take a few in the morning!
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2014 Silverado lt

4" skyjacker lift

Stock wheels with 295/70r18 cooper st maxx

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I'm going to ask this question just to clarify, I am thinking about running the Zone 6.5" with 18"x9 wheels. Now the lift calls for 5-5.25 Backspace. I assume that means no more than 5.25"...? For example I found a wheel that I like with a -12 Offset so roughly 4.5" Bs. That should work correct? Any input is appreciated. I know this was probably answered before but couldn't find a definite answer. Thanks

 

 

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Yes. That wheel should work fine with that lift if yiu stay with a 35x12.50 or smaller

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I always come here in hopes that I get to see someone who did a proper 2-3" lift. All I get are 6"+ lifts lol.

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Try the level thread. Good stuff in there with smaller lifts

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I always come here in hopes that I get to see someone who did a proper 2-3" lift. All I get are 6"+ lifts lol.

There's no such thing a proper 2-3" lift. At that height it is just a level kit which is essentially spacers 9/10 times. Your best bet would be that Rancho Quick-Lift. It levels your truck but does it by replacing your factory strut assembly with new ones. Thus your ride quality won't suffer.
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Yes please post some pics when you get a chance

Here are the pictures. Let me know if you need any in particular.

 

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Try the level thread. Good stuff in there with smaller lifts

 

 

There's no such thing a proper 2-3" lift. At that height it is just a level kit which is essentially spacers 9/10 times. Your best bet would be that Rancho Quick-Lift. It levels your truck but does it by replacing your factory strut assembly with new ones. Thus your ride quality won't suffer.

 

What about something like this? http://camburg.com/all-products/07-11-silverado/fox-chevy-1500-4wd-07-13-factory-2-5-kit/

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$2,500 for only 2.5" of lift?! If you are gonna spend that then go the extra step and just get a BDS coil over 6"

Not trying to be rude or anything but good luck trying to find someone who dropped that much cash for only 2.5"

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