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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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The lift is to HIGH now unless you are going to put some monsta wheels under it... I liked it better in your sig photo..

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The lift is to HIGH now unless you are going to put some monsta wheels under it... I liked it better in your sig photo..

I tend to agree

 

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2016 LTZ Crew, Autumn Bronze Metalic, 5.3, K&N, Custom 3 inch Magnaflow 3 inch single exhaust, Rough Country 2 inch level, Nitto Terra Grappler G2s 285/55/20, tinted windows, chrome visors an bug shield, Lund genesis elite soft roll up tonneau, GM flat mud guards, GM 6 inch step bars. I put white Bow tie emblems on front an back everyone has black :) an they are painted not vinyl.

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An this is my first Chevrolet by the way. Always been a ford man but I couldn't pass up the deal an saved me some traveling lol. Pretty happy with it so far. Wish it had the 6.2 but oh well. 3.08s an 5.3 still haul as an save on gas :)

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An this is my first Chevrolet by the way. Always been a ford man but I couldn't pass up the deal an saved me some traveling lol. Pretty happy with it so far. Wish it had the 6.2 but oh well. 3.08s an 5.3 still haul as an save on gas :)

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Yea saved you some traveling on foot.

 

Don't feel bad you missed out on the free dog you made the right move.

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2017 Gmc sierra elevation edition, crew cab, z71 4x4, 5.3l v8, carbon fiber side steps, dark tinted windows, black tunnel cover, 20" black Rims.

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The lift is to HIGH now unless you are going to put some monsta wheels under it... I liked it better in your sig photo..

 

He couldn't turn the truck before with that wheel and tire setup. To keep it like he has in his sig he would of had to cut the hell out of his fenders to not rub, hence the lift.

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Ah Man I've been considering a 5 inch lift an now I really think I'm going to have to go that route lol. Looks sweet man!

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steps, bed rails, mud flaps, visors, push bars, bug deflectors, dual exhaust out the back, additional chrome trim, lots of stickers. Basically useless clutter. I don't think they're wrong, just ugly, which is subjective

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I agree for the most part too, mud flaps aren't bad thought.. but I also think 2wd trucks are dumb too unless you're going to lower them.

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