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Kayslay Enthusiast

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Spec on this beast?

Specs on the beast are:

14 All terrain SLT w/ 6.2

Volant power core cai, chopped the muffler out and custom tip setup

20x9 fuel beast +1 with 275/65/20 bfg ko2, RC 2.5" level 1" block in the back

UnderCover lux paint match tonneau

Morimoto 4500k 35w hids, rigid D2 in fogs, 32" night rider curved light bar behind grill

Added another sub too

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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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David Contrino Enthusiast

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Very nice looking truck. I love silver but will never own one again. My wife's 81 Monte Carlo got hit and the body shop could not get an exact paint match. They said that's always a problem with silver paint.

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Specs on the beast are:

14 All terrain SLT w/ 6.2

Volant power core cai, chopped the muffler out and custom tip setup

20x9 fuel beast +1 with 275/65/20 bfg ko2, RC 2.5" level 1" block in the back

UnderCover lux paint match tonneau

Morimoto 4500k 35w hids, rigid D2 in fogs, 32" night rider curved light bar behind grill

Added another sub too

so you kept the factory rear blocks.

 

looks great BTW!

WendysOrBust Enthusiast

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Very nice looking truck. I love silver but will never own one again. My wife's 81 Monte Carlo got hit and the body shop could not get an exact paint match. They said that's always a problem with silver paint.

Thx man, lol you really dug deep for that post though. That's back from June 2014. This is what it currently looks like;

 

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Iflyforfood Enthusiast

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OK got the pic file size reduced enough to post...
Learned a lot from these forums. Here's mine: 2015 AT SLT 6.2L. K02 275-60-20, RC 2.5 kit with just the 2" spacers in front. Came with chrome mirror caps and door handles; couldn't find black ones from Tony Green on ebay so I bought a green painted set from him and had them painted. Less $$ than the black painted sets fetch if you can find one. Extang solid fold 2.0

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WOB, is that a Borla exhaust? How do you like it and is it loud?

His (WOB's) is the Corsa Sport. Mine is the GM Borla which is a Touring. Borla is quieter than Corsa, but both are awesome.

Nice wheels, WendyOrBust!

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David Contrino Enthusiast

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His (WOB's) is the Corsa Sport. Mine is the GM Borla which is a Touring. Borla is quieter than Corsa, but both are awesome.

Nice wheels, WendyOrBust!

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David Contrino Enthusiast

David Contrino

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Thanks Chuck, The Borla is probably what I'm looking for. I don't want loud and obnoxious but do want something a little more than stock.

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Thanks Chuck, The Borla is probably what I'm looking for. I don't want loud and obnoxious but do want something a little more than stock.

I had the Corsa at first and it was awesome, but a little too loud for me. GM Borla is just right. Throaty at startup and a nice growl at 80 MPH.

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WendysOrBust Enthusiast

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Nice! De badged her. Looks good. Is that a lift or just a level? BTW put some tint on those front windows.

Yea man, got her all naked and stuff. But it's on Bilstein 5100's, fronts set to 1.8" lift. Not an even level but perfect for me since I wanted to keep a bit of rake. And I do need to get the fronts tinted, think that will wait till next spring though, I've already spent too much money on the truck this year.

 

And Chuck is right, I bought his lightly used Corsa Sport. To me it sounds perfect but can understand how it might be too loud for some. Up to 75mph it's really quiet with no v4 drone. Once you get into the 80's it started to get louder.

His (WOB's) is the Corsa Sport. Mine is the GM Borla which is a Touring. Borla is quieter than Corsa, but both are awesome.

Nice wheels, WendyOrBust!

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Thanks man!

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