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2014 6.2L LTZ Silverado SVM Mobility wheelchair conversion Aviet electronic hand control conversion 20" Black wheels/wide tires Cowl induction hood Borla Atak Exhaust. Racing harness for my whee

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SLT Texas Edition bagged on 26" Intro wheels

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WendysOrBust Enthusiast

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looks good man. Sometimes i regret not buying a GMC.

Lol don't man. I saw the picture of the all white Chevy Silverado this guy posted a page or two back and its a beauty. Couldn't go wrong with either one.

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Perfect imo, if I were to change anything at all, it would be the wheels. They look great as it is, just might slap some black ones on there. That's how black and white should definitely look!

Thanks Im really liking it. I need to get some better pics. I lowered the rear to make it level, clayed, polished, and sealed the paint using adams products. I cant believe how much caked on crap came off from the clay bar.

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ahahnu Enthusiast

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looks good man. Sometimes i regret not buying a GMC.

I say the same thing about a Silverado.
Newm Enthusiast

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I say the same thing about a Silverado.

 

 

Agreed....the grass is always greener.

 

Finally got to wash my truck and get some of the winter off it.

 

 

 

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Doobs41378 Enthusiast

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Agreed....the grass is always greener.

 

Finally got to wash my truck and get some of the winter off it.

 

 

 

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Sharp looking truck....

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Kayslay Enthusiast

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What lightbar do you have behind the grille?

It's a 31.5" curved single row bar by Nightrider led

 

So far so good, only thing I didn't like was the harness seemed cheap and the toggle switch for on/off was really bad. I have the rigid duallies in my fogs so I wired those to the stock foglight switch and took the nice red Rigid rocker style switch and used that for the lightbar on/off instead

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Kayslay Enthusiast

Kayslay

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Got the truck washed today, beautiful weather out in Dallas today so decided to snap some pictures. Showing off the new exhaust and new GM black sidesteps.

 

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Looks good ! Is that the corsa exhaust you have on there? I went the cheap way and just chopped the muffler off, but maybe one day will get the corsa sport

 

Really like the exhaust tip but can't find a tip in that style that fits the 6.2 (3" I think)

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Looks good ! Is that the corsa exhaust you have on there? I went the cheap way and just chopped the muffler off, but maybe one day will get the corsa sport

 

Really like the exhaust tip but can't find a tip in that style that fits the 6.2 (3" I think)

Thanks man! Well its an actual Corsa tip. Its a 3" Inlet with twin 4" outlets. I went with the cheaper route as well and used an 18" muffler and had the muffler shop remove the resonator and valve as well. From what I can remember the 6.2 uses a 3.5" exhaust but I'm not sure if it carries all the way out to the tip.

 

This is a link to the one I purchased.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cse-14031/overview/

WendysOrBust Enthusiast

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Gorgeous picture and truck! What wheels/tires are you running? Really hate myself for spending a bit more and getting the All Terrain now

Clocked92 Enthusiast

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It's a 31.5" curved single row bar by Nightrider led

 

So far so good, only thing I didn't like was the harness seemed cheap and the toggle switch for on/off was really bad. I have the rigid duallies in my fogs so I wired those to the stock foglight switch and took the nice red Rigid rocker style switch and used that for the lightbar on/off instead

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Awesome!

 

I think I'm going to go with a Rigid Curved 30" double row behind my AT grille. How much clearance do you have between the lightbar and the back of the grille?

Dropsix Enthusiast

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Gorgeous picture and truck! What wheels/tires are you running? Really hate myself for spending a bit more and getting the All Terrain now

 

Well my friend, these fancy wheels are 17" GM steel rims.

 

And as if that couldn't get any better, the tires are Yokohama Ice Guard IG51V.

 

:D

 

Mine is an All-Terrain and I have the stock 20" rims for spring/summer/fall.

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Kayslay Enthusiast

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Awesome!

 

I think I'm going to go with a Rigid Curved 30" double row behind my AT grille. How much clearance do you have between the lightbar and the back of the grille?

Not a whole lot, about half an inch near the center of the bar, 3/4" on the sides. There is about half an inch gap behind the bar to the rad support beam or whatever that is, so you do half a bit to play with. All depends how/what you use to mount the bar I guess

WendysOrBust Enthusiast

WendysOrBust

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Well my friend, these fancy wheels are 17" GM steel rims.

 

And as if that couldn't get any better, the tires are Yokohama Ice Guard IG51V.

 

:D

 

Mine is an All-Terrain and I have the stock 20" rims for spring/summer/fall.

hahaha, from the picture they look like some Methods or similar type wheel. Very nice! Wildest weather my truck sees is heavy rain here in the DFW.

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