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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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EC, truck looks great, please don't go black like your were indicating you were thinking of doing!

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EC, truck looks great, please don't go black like your were indicating you were thinking of doing!

 

Thanks my man, I'm leaving the chrome wheels for now. I'll probably end up going black when I mess the suspension and a few other things but that won't be til after Summer. Who knows my mind may change by then lol.

 

Btw, love you're tire setup! Jealous. lol

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how is the noise with the new tires?

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None to speak of. I don't perceive a diff.

Newm Enthusiast

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EC, truck looks great, please don't go black like your were indicating you were thinking of doing!

I was just thinking the exact opposite. ...that pic sealed the deal to me. Black it out with that grille.

 

Looks good.

ahahnu Enthusiast

ahahnu

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If you're referring to mine, they are black already. Came from the factory like that. But yes, I agree they look better blacked out on my truck.

 

Looked chrome in the photos. Looks good. Edited by ahahnu
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2015 z71 dc, 2.5 RC front only, 305/60/18 procomp at's , tinted windows and visor strip

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Trza Enthusiast

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Gave her a fresh wash on my lunch break. Check out the 5K HID's, love the color and output vs stock!


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Clocked92 Enthusiast

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Gave her a fresh wash on my lunch break. Check out the 5K HID's, love the color and output vs stock!

 

 

Truck looks really good. What level/tires are you running?

 

I took the front air dam off my AT but I plan on levelling it in the future and I may put it back on. Such difficult decisions haha

Trza Enthusiast

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Thanks. It's got a 2.25 Pro Comp level with 2 inch blocks in the rear. Tires are 305/55/20 on a +12 offset, no rub.

 

I'll take the air dam off once it warms up to see how it looks. I don't mind it at all...but some of the pictures that I've seen with it off convince me otherwise. So true..such first world problems lol.

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Thanks. It's got a 2.25 Pro Comp level with 2 inch blocks in the rear. Tires are 305/55/20 on a +12 offset, no rub.

 

I'll take the air dam off once it warms up to see how it looks. I don't mind it at all...but some of the pictures that I've seen with it off convince me otherwise. So true..such first world problems lol.

Truck looks great! I'm also in the Edmonton area. I recently pulled my lower air dam off, but I'm not really sold on it. I think I'm going to trim it down and see how it looks.

 

With valence:

 

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Removed:

 

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WendysOrBust Enthusiast

WendysOrBust

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Truck looks great! I'm also in the Edmonton area. I recently pulled my lower air dam off, but I'm not really sold on it. I think I'm going to trim it down and see how it looks.

 

With valence:

I like with valence better, I think the truck was designed with the valence in mind and really helps the overall styling and continuity of the truck.

 

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I understand why some people remove them though as they do hinder attack angles.

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I like with valence better, I think the truck was designed with the valence in mind and really helps the overall styling and continuity of the truck.

 

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I understand why some people remove them though as they do hinder attack angles.

I agree that it looks more "complete" with it... It just annoys me looking at it from this angle:

 

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Kinda reminds me of this...

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Trimmed down seems like a Win-Win to me:

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WendysOrBust

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I agree that it looks more "complete" with it... It just annoys me looking at it from this angle:

 

Haha, yeah I could see how that would get annoying. In GM's defense they designed it with the factory ride height in mind. Since you are leveld/3" lift, it allows more light to get under it and exaggerate its design.

 

When you are bumming it on stock ride height like me, its less obvious.

 

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