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It's a 2015 Silverado with 26" Intro billet wheels. The suspension(air ride) was all built in house by DeArmond Chassis and Paint in Ozark, AR. The bed floor was raised 11" to keep the floor flat and from having a raised notch cover and the rearend was narrowed 10.5" for the rear wheels. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Any intentions of throwing a flip kit on that tailgate handle?! :cool:

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It's a 2015 Silverado with 26" Intro billet wheels. The suspension(air ride) was all built in house by DeArmond Chassis and Paint in Ozark, AR. The bed floor was raised 11" to keep the floor flat and from having a raised notch cover and the rearend was narrowed 10.5" for the rear wheels. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

I have a question for you Joey, what do you do for a living? I can barely afford my truck payment, let alone the cost of all those mods.

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I have a question for you Joey, what do you do for a living? I can barely afford my truck payment, let alone the cost of all those mods.

I wouldn't be able to pay retail or full price for everything as well. I have been in the automotive scene for a while and have a lot of friends and family (Severed Ties club members) that help out when possible. Just like in anything.....it's who you know.

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Someones having a bad day. . . Whoops

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What the ?!! Lol I assume he thought his level kit was high enough sorry Mother Nature wins.

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That's what I thought lol. Maybe he thought it was a parking spot and miss judged the curb?

 

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[emoji87] oh that sucks. That sucks real bad.

 

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Take it at an angle... no problem! :cheers:

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Just got me some new tires put on yesterday at lunch.

275/70R18 BFG KO2's
I'm loving them so far! Hoping to get my leveling kit on this weekend as well.

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