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2015 silverado Z71 ... little over 1500 miles on her now

2.5 rough country lift front and 2 inch block in rear ( complete RC kit )

275 70 18 BFG's KO2 on factory rims

LTZ projector replica , really nice replicas , Eagle eyes with 10 year warranty

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Like this setup. Any pic from front or rear. Do u like the width?

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Took a trip to Pops today along Rt66 had to post a few pictures of my truck there!

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Snowing like crazy in Virginia!attachicon.gif2016-01-23 15.06.23.jpg

 

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Brrr that looks cold!

 

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Took a trip to Pops today along Rt66 had to post a few pictures of my truck there!

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I like that color.

 

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I like that color.

 

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Thanks I fell in love with it at the lot. Was going to find a color that matches my bike.... Oh well they both look good IMO 4d8eb4ccebd37a77917a44fb35b96d39.jpg

 

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I tried to add the video! Was compressed and only 14 seconds but still too big. Any other option besides YouTube?

That is the way I usually post videos...(Youtube)

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Here's my 2015 Silverado LT1 4x4 5.3

 

So far it has a 2.5 level kit up front, 15% tint all the way around, OEM color match grille, HID headlights and fog lights, 3" cube leds mounted on brackets under hood hinge.

 

Coming soon

All terrian tires, black bow ties, blackbear tune, 30" light bar behind grille, color match headlight bezels.

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2015 Silverado

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Here she is surviving the 20+ inches of snow we got today. Performed surprisingly well considering the conditions!

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I added the driver's side grab handle today, no thanks to GM directions.

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Looks great! Do you happen to have a part#?

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