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Very clean looking truck! Looks like a lowered truck done right. Is it 4x4 or 2wd?

 

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It is a 2wd

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It is a 2wd

In this case that's great. Usually lowered 4wd trucks are hacked up. If you don't mind me asking what did you pay?

 

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Badass. :thumbs:

This is my cup of tea. The lowered looks great, but this is just right to me!

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2015 Gmc Sierra Slt 2wd

Fox 2.0's front and rear, Cognito Uca's, Weld Cheyenne 17x8.5 and MT Mtz 33x12.50's.

Great looking setup!

tsdrumm Enthusiast

tsdrumm

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How do you all like this one!! c75bee8d5063914d08314e61a4c8b79e.jpg39913da1631d26c2866540074424d726.jpg

I think it looks great. I'd prefer the wheels not to have the red face plates, but your truck does pull it off well.

 

I'd rather look at and drive a truck like this with a nice lift and clean wheel tire combo and nothing else than a leveled truck with stock wheels and a light pods and bars, and steps, and mud flaps and what ever other crap hanging off it.

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tsdrumm Enthusiast

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Here is my 2014 Silverado High Country that I picked up a few months ago. I am not into lowered trucks with big wheels but I just could not pass up the deal I got on this. My friend is the used car sales manager at Planet Ford in Spring, Tx and they got this truck on trade in and couldn't sell it at the dealership because it had too many mods and no catalytic converters so he gave it to me for wholesale!

 

The truck is "UNDER CONSTRUCTION".

I will be raising it back to stock height with a leveling kit or maybe a 3.5in- 4in lift

Adding the 22in OEM Ck158 wheels (if I can ever find a set) LET ME KNOW IF YOU CAN!

Adding a muffler to it because it currently has long tube headers with a small resonator. SUPER LOUD but going to sound nice when I tame it.

 

The front end is also a 2500 conversion. Haven't even taken the Duramax badges off yet.

 

 

 

LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK! Remember this isn't my style but it does look pretty awesome as it stands.

 

 

 

 

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Looks great, makes me want to do a 2500 front clip swap.

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I think it looks great. I'd prefer the wheels not to have the red face plates, but your truck does pull it off well.

 

I'd rather look at and drive a truck like this with a nice lift and clean wheel tire combo and nothing else than a leveled truck with stock wheels and a light pods and bars, and steps, and mud flaps and what ever other crap hanging off it.

EXACTLY

 

 

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My 2017. I just finished installing 5100's front and rear. Let the addiction begin!

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AllTerrainX Enthusiast

AllTerrainX

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E8ECCD96-44E7-4F1F-B794-FF9A80C01FA8_zps8CB7B838-C49D-41D0-87A7-3F21DB69F443_zpsMy contribution to this thread, no "grandpa mods".

2015 Gmc Sierra Slt 2wd

Fox 2.0's front and rear, Cognito Uca's, Weld Cheyenne 17x8.5 and MT Mtz 33x12.50's.

What is the wheel offset?

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slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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What is the wheel offset?

 

looks good . your tires are they the same as 285 ???

amxguy1970 Senior Enthusiast

amxguy1970

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I think it looks great. I'd prefer the wheels not to have the red face plates, but your truck does pull it off well.

 

I'd rather look at and drive a truck like this with a nice lift and clean wheel tire combo and nothing else than a leveled truck with stock wheels and a light pods and bars, and steps, and mud flaps and what ever other crap hanging off it.

 

That is a clean combo, car rims in a massive size with stretched tires? I guess it's clean because it doesn't get used :dunno: I bet it drives real nice though :crackup: Atleast that other stuff you listed is actually mostly useful and can help the truck in doing oh I dunno truck stuff....

 

To each their own though, pretty easy to spot what owners do and use their trucks.

 

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