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That's freakin' amazing! Looks great man.

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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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Very clean setup you have. Like it a lot. What kind of setup?

Thank you! It's a 2 inch RC front level, and 275/65/20 GY duratracs.

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Thank you! It's a 2 inch RC front level, and 275/65/20 GY duratracs.

 

Nice. I have the 2 inch RC on my christmas list hoping santa will come through :fingersx: . I was thinking of keeping the stock tire size in the Duratracs, but wonder if it will look a lil weird not having as much tire. Did you put that tire size on just to fill wheel well more?

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Nice. I have the 2 inch RC on my christmas list hoping santa will come through :fingersx: . I was thinking of keeping the stock tire size in the Duratracs, but wonder if it will look a lil weird not having as much tire. Did you put that tire size on just to fill wheel well more?

Would prob look a little weird, I'll find a picture in a minute when I had stock tires on for a little bit. I just wanted the biggest tire I could fit, for looks mainly.

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^ Here you go.. This is before the tires and before I replaced all the chrome.. God this reminds me how much I hated all the chrome lol!

 

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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 wheelchair because not even quadriplegia is going to stop me.

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^ Here you go.. This is before the tires and before I replaced all the chrome.. God this reminds me how much I hated all the chrome lol!

 

 

 

Awesome Thanks! its not nearly as bad as I thought but still might look a touch small. Those duratracs sure make a big difference in look by them selves. any way thanks again looks great!

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^ Here you go.. This is before the tires and before I replaced all the chrome.. God this reminds me how much I hated all the chrome lol!

 

 

 

Awesome Thanks! its not nearly as bad as I thought but still might look a touch small. Those duratracs sure make a big difference in look by them selves. any way thanks again looks great!

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^ Here you go.. This is before the tires and before I replaced all the chrome.. God this reminds me how much I hated all the chrome lol!

 

What did you do to get rid of the chrome?

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^ Here you go.. This is before the tires and before I replaced all the chrome.. God this reminds me how much I hated all the chrome lol!

 

What did you do to get rid of the chrome?

I removed the chrome door moldings, replaced the chrome handles with painted ones, replaced the chrome window trim with the standard black ones, and wrapped the chrome grill inserts with vinyl

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I removed the chrome door moldings, replaced the chrome handles with painted ones, replaced the chrome window trim with the standard black ones, and wrapped the chrome grill inserts with vinyl

 

I see. It is quite mind boggling how build specs do not allow a potential customers to choose "chrome" or "no chrome".

And GM automatically adds chrome as standard for any model other than the base.

Excluding the option for a "Sport Appearance Package" for Silverado (only black or white), and "All Terrain Package" for Sierra (black, silver, white and red)...

 

Did you do all of the swaps yourself, or was it done by the dealer as a part of the purchase terms by you?

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