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I finally got around to taking some decent pics of my truck

 

2008 Silevrado Z71 LT

 

Mods:

- 2.5" rough country level with 3" blocks

- bilstein 5100 set at stock height

- 275/70/18 BFG AT

- Airaid MIT

- Magnaflow single exit

- Blackbear performance tune

- 6000K HID low beam

- Cleared Headlights

- Spyder LED tails and third brake light

- Short antenna

- debaged

- 35% tint on driver and pass windows

- Stainless bowtie in grille

- Truxedo box cover

 

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exhaust clip

 

 

Cheers

 

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Very nice! Is this a 6.2L? I like the sound clip what muffler is Magnaflow muffler is this?

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Very nice! Is this a 6.2L? I like the sound clip what muffler is Magnaflow muffler is this?

 

08's did t have the 6.2 (denalis did)

 

Nice truck

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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08's did t have the 6.2 (denalis did) Nice truck Ryan

Good call I missed the year

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Looks great. I didn't realize that '08 Silverados had an air slot in the front bumper.

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Good looking truck and I am guessing that you have a Honda Rudicon, what year? Any other info on the wheeler? :jester:

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My dad has the rubicon now.. it's a nice machine!!

 

Currently have a 2011 Polaris RZR 800... it's fun but it's not the same as having a quad

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