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Here is one from a few days ago after a mid-winter bath. Camera really didn’t do it justice at sunset.

 

 

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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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5 hours ago, 17Sierra1500 said:

New to me 2017 - bone stock for now.  Wheels and tires this spring/summer.

 

 

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What kind of wheel set up do you have in mind? I have the same truck but can’t decide if I want to keep the 22s. I have the silver/chrome version. I like your black inserts. 

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Thanks, I like the black inserts as well but, given the choice, I think I may end up with something all black like the Fuel Hydro 20x9's, still making up my mind though.  I like the more aggressive tread in an all-terrain.  It just bugs me that my truck is 4x4 with a 6.2 V8 running on low-profile 45's and 22" wheels...   I'm not into all the bling and have already changed out the chrome mirror caps and door handles for all black.  Looks much better IMO.   Plus, I think if I choose wisely on the tires, it will also improve the ride.  First is a leveling lift though.  

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2 hours ago, 17Sierra1500 said:

Thanks, I like the black inserts as well but, given the choice, I think I may end up with something all black like the Fuel Hydro 20x9's, still making up my mind though.  I like the more aggressive tread in an all-terrain.  It just bugs me that my truck is 4x4 with a 6.2 V8 running on low-profile 45's and 22" wheels...   I'm not into all the bling and have already changed out the chrome mirror caps and door handles for all black.  Looks much better IMO.   Plus, I think if I choose wisely on the tires, it will also improve the ride.  First is a leveling lift though.  

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I hear you on the wheel set up. I loved my 18s with 33s on my old Silverado. Do you have any pics with the black mirrors/handles. I’m thinking  to plastidip the chrome on the grill. I’ve seen a few Denali’s all blacked out and I love it! 

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FlipZ71

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Plastic dip works well IMO,  

I did the chrome on mirrors,  window trim and door trim....   Hit the 2 yr mark,  have a few spots on mirrors,   will redo this summer...  

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17Sierra1500

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12 hours ago, jgomez713 said:

I hear you on the wheel set up. I loved my 18s with 33s on my old Silverado. Do you have any pics with the black mirrors/handles. I’m thinking  to plastidip the chrome on the grill. I’ve seen a few Denali’s all blacked out and I love it! 

This is the only picture I currently have - taken from a crowded garage after the rain...   Plastidip does work well in my experience but removal from something like the Denali grill could be very time consuming.  I opted to just replace the handles and mirror caps because they weren't that expensive from http://www.shopchevyparts.com/  Just beware that the shipping can be pricey.

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On ‎3‎/‎6‎/‎2018 at 7:35 PM, 17Sierra1500 said:

Thanks, I like the black inserts as well but, given the choice, I think I may end up with something all black like the Fuel Hydro 20x9's, still making up my mind though.  I like the more aggressive tread in an all-terrain.  It just bugs me that my truck is 4x4 with a 6.2 V8 running on low-profile 45's and 22" wheels...   I'm not into all the bling and have already changed out the chrome mirror caps and door handles for all black.  Looks much better IMO.   Plus, I think if I choose wisely on the tires, it will also improve the ride.  First is a leveling lift though.  

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Just my opinion but the stock rims look much better then what you are looking to buy.

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2015 Silverado 1500 Z71.   Love it(minus the electrical issues I’m having)

 

20” XD Heist wheels

Amp Terrain Grapplers 305/55/20

3” Body Lift

More to come.

 

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2018 Sierra 1500 STL Z71 Premium Package Crew Cab Cocoa Dune Interior. Bought in Feb. Almost bought a 2017 Silverado before year end but couldn't make up my mind. Glad I did as got as good of deal on this GMC with more options and had GM card promotion that doubled my points to $3000.20180303_135207.thumb.png.733e633819c6eb94580f07392e7032a0.png20180303_135143.thumb.png.458f80634bf8d79bf98909b2205e3612.png20180303_135118.thumb.png.60d8262607993f9997374129a79304c3.png

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