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yes,

had trouble posting first picture. This site must not let you use image shack to post you're pictures. Which is to bad. This site only takes pictures 1Mb or smaller. Took fore ever to find a site to convert this one.

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yes,

had trouble posting first picture. This site must not let you use image shack to post you're pictures. Which is to bad. This site only takes pictures 1Mb or smaller. Took fore ever to find a site to convert this one.

If you post using Tapatalk you can upload directly from your phone. I've found its the easiest way to post pictures here.

 

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Take a photo with the sun to your back, you're not giving credit to your rig with this photo!

What's the specs?

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Not sure what specs you want. If I miss something just ask.

 

2014 Silverado 1500 5.3 LT 2wd with center console in front.

Bilstein 5100's front and rear maxed front to raise about 2"

Removed rear factory block

Wheels are a +30 offset. Don't stick out of the fender

Also installed a afe intake with i2 diablo. Custom tune in the future.

Tint: 5% every window 35% entire windshield

Custom exhaust

 

I think that's it

 

 

Take a photo with the sun to your back, you're not giving credit to your rig with this photo!

I will get more pics today. Thanks for the advice. This was the only pic I had on my phone and didn't want to not post a pic. Edited by Pt187
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Not sure what specs you want. If I miss something just ask.

 

2014 Silverado 1500 5.3 LT 2wd with center console in front.

Bilstein 5100's front and rear maxed front to raise about 2"

Removed rear factory block

Wheels are a +30 offset. Don't stick out of the fender

Also installed a afe intake with i2 diablo. Custom tune in the future.

Tint: 5% every window 35% entire windshield

Custom exhaust

 

I think that's it

 

 

I will get more pics today. Thanks for the advice. This was the only pic I had on my phone and didn't want to not post a pic.

What tire size are you running?

 

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Pt187

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What tire size are you running?

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lol I knew I would forget something.

 

They are 33x12.5r22 nitto ridge grapplers.

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Pt187

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No problem.

 

TBH I'm not really sure. I recently bought the truck. Drove it around stock for like a week while I ordered everything and didn't pay attention to mpgs. Now I'm getting around 16.5 average. That's mainly city driving

 

It's way better then my 2007 nbs vortec max with leveling kit and 34" at tires. That dog got around 10-11 mpg. Loved the power of the 6.0 hated the 4 speed trans.

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b7425e1a2db31feb42f1524b3ce3a9d1.jpglike that?

 

 

 

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Is there a lift or just Level Kit? What size tires? Looks Great!

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Is there a lift or just Level Kit? What size tires? Looks Great!

Zone 4.5" lift and 305/55/20 Toyo AT2s. Thanks

 

 

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Is there a lift or just Level Kit? What size tires? Looks Great!

Pretty sure that's a 4 inch Zone with 3 inch rear block and 33" toyo at2's

 

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