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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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Rad_Rado17 Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, chevy2tuff2006 said:

looks good what are the spec's and wheel and tire size?

Thanks, just a 3" maxtracs level, fuel wheels 18x9, nitto trial grapplers 285/65/18.

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Thanks! They were in the first post. Darn thing said my files were too big to post both pictures at once.
 
2014 Silverado Z71
Blue Topaz Metallic
4" BDS Suspension Lift
18x9" Fuel Boost -12 Offset w/ Fox Shocks and Coilovers
Fallen Wildpeak AT3W 285/65 r18
 
Going to bump up to some 305/65r18 tires next time.


Hey man, your truck looks great. I've got a 15 Silverado with a 2" level at the moment. I'm running the 265/70/18 Falken ATW3's as well. Did you install the BDS yourself? Did you recalibrate your speedo? What kinda mileage are you getting now? Do you tow anything?


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15 minutes ago, WillDiet said:

 


Hey man, your truck looks great. I've got a 15 Silverado with a 2" level at the moment. I'm running the 265/70/18 Falken ATW3's as well. Did you install the BDS yourself? Did you recalibrate your speedo? What kinda mileage are you getting now? Do you tow anything?


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I did install the lift kit myself. Not too difficult, but a little tough torquing all of the bolts without a car lift. I am getting about 14mpg that is about 60% on highway at 80mph and 40% around town. My speedo is only off 1mph at 80mph (speedo says 80 when actually travelling 81) with the 285/65. I tow a medium sized tractor a few times a year, but have not done so since the lift. The tires I am running are only about 1" bigger than stock (32.6" diameter) so the power difference is negligible.

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On 2/3/2018 at 12:01 AM, shadrickjm said:

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Any rubbing 285 's = 33 s? 

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On 1/31/2018 at 10:10 AM, jono20 said:

Made a huge mistake buying my '17 Sierra Double Cab. Needed the 6.5 bed and figured I'd compromise on cab size to save a few bucks. After close to a year of remorse my dealer gave me a great opportunity to go back in time and buy what I should have from the start!

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That color and those wheels....beautiful.

techsan15 Enthusiast

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On 2/6/2018 at 12:27 AM, shadrickjm said:

No rubbing at all, if I'm not mistaken I think 285= 32.8

 

On 2/5/2018 at 6:34 PM, Artie61 said:

Any rubbing 285 's = 33 s? 

 

285 has nothing to do with height. 285 in the number means the tires are 285mm wide. The number after that is the percentage of that width and equals the height of the sidewall...

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Josh154 Enthusiast

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7 hours ago, techsan15 said:

 

 

285 has nothing to do with height. 285 in the number means the tires are 285mm wide. The number after that is the percentage of that width and equals the height of the sidewall...

285 does in fact determine height as well. Go look at 285/55, 295/55 and 305/55. Both the 295 and 305 is taller than the 285. The 305/55 comes in nearly a inch taller than 285/55. 

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On 12/3/2017 at 9:35 PM, hutch08 said:

New 17' I just picked up.

Traded in the 16' Duramax... didn't have a need for a diesel anymore.


 

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what mudflaps are those?

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8 hours ago, Josh154 said:

285 does in fact determine height as well. Go look at 285/55, 295/55 and 305/55. Both the 295 and 305 is taller than the 285. The 305/55 comes in nearly a inch taller than 285/55. 

That is because the aspect ratio (55) is the same. A 255/85r16 or a 275/60r20 are both taller than a 285/55r20, because the aspect ratio is higher. 

A 295/50 and 305/50 are both smaller than a 285/55. Aspect ratio ultimately determines height.

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Switched out CK375s to these. Not sure the name but they're 22" replicas to the ones off the new Denali Yukons. I also added bilstein 5100 front and back. Added Michelin defenders. 
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Love the wheels! I’m thinking of getting those too. How do you like them? What size of tires are those?


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19 hours ago, techsan15 said:

 

 

285 has nothing to do with height. 285 in the number means the tires are 285mm wide. The number after that is the percentage of that width and equals the height of the sidewall...

Thanks

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