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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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And to add to that I think the 14-15 silverado is one of the if not the best looking truck ever. So how they went from that to the 16 front end is beyond me. Change is not always a good thing and not always needed. Especially that soon

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I dont like the 2016 sierra much. But I HATE the 2016 silverado. Looks dumb in every trim

That's funny, I LOVE the 2016 Silverado but hate the 2016 Sierra. :)

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I'm just not feeling the 2016 sierra frontends at all .... they look so bug eyed to me now .... the 14-15 are so much cleaner .... I also thought the 16 silverado frontend was badass in pics but in person they look real busy

The new LED headlights justify any changes they've done. They are amazing, especially with the automatic high-beam.

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Yes I have seen both in person, Silverado and Sierra. Silverado isn't so bad in person, but the Sierra still made me want to kill it with fire [emoji16]

Haha they've both really grown on me.

Jonflores1982 Enthusiast

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I love the new look on both Silverado and Sierra! Bold move to continue to leave competition in the dust!

I don't think it's justifiable enough to go trade my truck in but refinately like the changes. If anyone had a doubt an F150 being better looking you can scratch that right about .... Now!

kchiasson64 Enthusiast

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My 2014 Silverado 1500. Rough country 3.5 level with A arms. American force wheels independence 22x10 -24 offset. Atturo trail blade mud tires 33s. No rubbing, trimming, shaving or hammering. Go recon led tails. Go recon third brake light.Rigid industries fogs and grille. Morimoto 6000k hid kit in the heads. 5% tint all the way around. Fully custom audio system. 2 JL Audio 8w7 anniversary editions in a custom ported box. All hertz hi energy door speakers and tweeters. Jl and Rockford amps. Sounds unbelievable. Fog light mod. And driver assist handle. Spod wireless accessory controller with Bluetooth. Tactical covering seat covers. And some paint matched bow ties.

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iPhone 6 '14 Silverado

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blwright Enthusiast

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And to add to that I think the 14-15 silverado is one of the if not the best looking truck ever.

I have to respectfully disagree. The 88-99 Silverado is still the best looking truck ever.

 

 

Fat fingered, and shot from the hip.

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I love the new look on both Silverado and Sierra! Bold move to continue to leave competition in the dust!

I don't think it's justifiable enough to go trade my truck in but refinately like the changes. If anyone had a doubt an F150 being better looking you can scratch that right about .... Now!

Vic15 Enthusiast

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I love the new look on both Silverado and Sierra! Bold move to continue to leave competition in the dust!

I don't think it's justifiable enough to go trade my truck in but refinately like the changes. If anyone had a doubt an F150 being better looking you can scratch that right about .... Now!

 

I think the new F-150 looks like it's trying too hard to look bold. Like when the Tundra tried to add the look of a bigger grill by adding a chunky chrome strip across the front edge of the hood. :crackup::nonod:

ewbldavis Enthusiast

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New Sierra definitely growing on me.

 

My favorite is early '90s F150's. 1993-96. I really liked my 2001 Silverado, too, but it paled in comparison with this one.

AUJeeper Enthusiast

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Installed Fox 2.0 coilovers and BFG's this weekend.

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zback Enthusiast

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Installed Fox 2.0 coilovers and BFG's this weekend.

How much of a lift does the Fox coilovers provide? Is that the only adjustment you have done to your front-end?

AUJeeper Enthusiast

AUJeeper

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The Fox coilover gives 2". Right when I installed it was about 2-1/2" but it settled over time. The picture looks a little nose high, but my driveway slopes up. It is dead level. It is the only adjustment I have made to the truck. May add some rear blocks as i do tow a trailer and a boat on occasion.

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