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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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Well, she's finally done! here is my ride!

Is this a 1/2 ton All terrain???
RDU053 Enthusiast

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Is this a 1/2 ton All terrain???

Sure is 2014 All Terrain.

 

6.2l

8' BDS Lift W/ 20' XD Riot wheels wrapped with 35' Mickey Tompson Degans

Custom True Dual Exhaust

K&N Intake

Throttle Body spacer

Edge CTS Evolutioin 4 stage programmer

Aftermarket Grille

2015 tow mirrors

Tinted Headlights

Bull Bar.

26' RTX LED Light bar (Bull bar Mounted)

Rigid Industries LED Lights in Fog light housings (Also Tinted)

Tinted Tail lights (Not to Dark) with Reverse lights left untinted.

Tinted 3rd LED Break light

Real Time GPS Tracker/Blackbox with backup battery with a 2 month life span when main battery is disconected.

Hidden Kill switch to prevent theft.

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440hsp Enthusiast

440hsp

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Sure is 2014 All Terrain.

 

6.2l

8' BDS Lift W/ 20' XD Riot wheels wrapped with 35' Mickey Tompson Degans

Custom True Dual Exhaust

K&N Intake

Throttle Body spacer

Edge CTS Evolutioin 4 stage programmer

Aftermarket Grille

2015 tow mirrors

Tinted Headlights

Bull Bar.

26' RTX LED Light bar (Bull bar Mounted)

Rigid Industries LED Lights in Fog light housings (Also Tinted)

Tinted Tail lights (Not to Dark) with Reverse lights left untinted.

Tinted 3rd LED Break light

Real Time GPS Tracker/Blackbox with backup battery with a 2 month life span when main battery is disconected.

Hidden Kill switch to prevent theft.

Sir, you have one hell of a ride. I love black because when it's clean, it is so pretty. But it will show every mark known to man after a while. My car is black and I've had it for 10 years and I still find scratches and marks I don't remember ever seeing. Lololol. Plus Texas Heat is a whopper with black cars.
RDU053 Enthusiast

RDU053

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Sir, you have one hell of a ride. I love black because when it's clean, it is so pretty. But it will show every mark known to man after a while. My car is black and I've had it for 10 years and I still find scratches and marks I don't remember ever seeing. Lololol. Plus Texas Heat is a whopper with black cars.

Haha thank you! Yes, Black is very hard to keep clean. You get the texas heat, I get the Salt, and snow :D But I dont mind getting er muddy. I try and keep it as clean as possible though!

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I hear ya man!!! I can't wait to get mine traded and the other one ordered. I will be seeing more snow as soon as we move to Colorado though.

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Couple pics after a bath and the new tires:

 

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WendysOrBust

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Couple pics after a bath and the new tires:

 

 

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That color combination is spot on man. Looks great! I like how you shaved the tailgate too, smoked taillights/headlights aren't my thing, but truck looks great.

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That color combination is spot on man. Looks great! I like how you shaved the tailgate too, smoked taillights/headlights aren't my thing, but truck looks great.

 

Thank you!

 

I had the tails painted, was really worried about going to dark again (was pulled over in my last car for this). The light shines through these just fine, but I think they are a tad too dark again. I have a backup set that I am going to bring to the painter and see if he can go lighter still.

 

My last debate for now is:

1. Leave Silverado in Chrome on Side

2. Plasti Dip it Black and Put Glossifier over it, so it's gloss black.

3. Remove it all together

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SULLVERADO Enthusiast

SULLVERADO

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Thank you!

 

I had the tails painted, was really worried about going to dark again (was pulled over in my last car for this). The light shines through these just fine, but I think they are a tad too dark again. I have a backup set that I am going to bring to the painter and see if he can go lighter still.

 

My last debate for now is:

1. Leave Silverado in Chrome on Side

2. Plasti Dip it Black and Put Glossifier over it, so it's gloss black.

3. Remove it all together

Black it out! it would look sick, i had them done on my 2010

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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

Rawyzf

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Leveling does so much for these trucks.

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166202 Enthusiast

166202

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2015 LTZ Z71

2 1/2" RC lift w 2" rear blocks

295/60/20's on stock rims

Line x bed liner

Extang tri-flip hard tonneau

AFE performance cat back

MIT intake tube and high flow filter

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WendysOrBust Enthusiast

WendysOrBust

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Thank you!

 

I had the tails painted, was really worried about going to dark again (was pulled over in my last car for this). The light shines through these just fine, but I think they are a tad too dark again. I have a backup set that I am going to bring to the painter and see if he can go lighter still.

 

My last debate for now is:

1. Leave Silverado in Chrome on Side

2. Plasti Dip it Black and Put Glossifier over it, so it's gloss black.

3. Remove it all together

I vote to remove all together. You really don't have any black gloss items that it would accent with. I think a matte black would look better than the gloss since it would at least match the side steps. But these tracks really have such beautiful side profiles that removed would look best IMO.

 

Still need to get around to pull mine, did you use an eraser wheel to get the gunk off?

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