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2015 SLT w/ nitto ridge grappler 275/65/20 along with a rough country 2” front level. impatiently waiting for nicer weather here in ND so i can begin to detail.A9E1365C-5D33-436B-897B-F6AA2F905F83.thumb.jpeg.8ddd75b9a7dc8471aa5cb4307354f2a2.jpeg939E24CE-7587-4E27-A1CD-100FFCBB202D.thumb.jpeg.df83b13178c2b576a3d74fba29376b9a.jpeg

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On 1/9/2018 at 2:09 PM, Josh154 said:

New here. My new 2018 z71 ltz midnight edition with the 6.2. Coming from a 08 2500hd duramax that was pushing 700hp to the wheels. Just got tint done today on the new truck. 

 

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How do you compare the 6.2L on the half-ton chassis to the Duramax?  I had an 09 Dirty that dynoed around 700/1150 as well and have been trying to get back into a GM product for a couple weeks now (daughter came and I had to sell my truck, found a great deal on this ram but don't like it much and got a couple raises at work so looking again).  My local dealership is currently on the lookout for any 16-17 6.2L's for me in my price range.

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This is my 2018 Silverado all cleaned up....

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22 hours ago, Bing3r said:

How do you compare the 6.2L on the half-ton chassis to the Duramax?  I had an 09 Dirty that dynoed around 700/1150 as well and have been trying to get back into a GM product for a couple weeks now (daughter came and I had to sell my truck, found a great deal on this ram but don't like it much and got a couple raises at work so looking again).  My local dealership is currently on the lookout for any 16-17 6.2L's for me in my price range.

Any thought to put those raises to work in your retirement, your daughter's college fund or in to a healthy savings account as opposed to a new truck?

 

Tyler

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3 minutes ago, amxguy1970 said:

Any thought to put those raises to work in your retirement, your daughter's college fund or in to a healthy savings account as opposed to a new truck?

 

Tyler

I'm already putting a ton towards retirement, daughter gets $250/mo in her 539, and I have super cheap FEPBLUE insurance.  I've got all of that covered. ;)

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On 3/18/2018 at 10:36 AM, Bing3r said:

How do you compare the 6.2L on the half-ton chassis to the Duramax?  I had an 09 Dirty that dynoed around 700/1150 as well and have been trying to get back into a GM product for a couple weeks now (daughter came and I had to sell my truck, found a great deal on this ram but don't like it much and got a couple raises at work so looking again).  My local dealership is currently on the lookout for any 16-17 6.2L's for me in my price range.

Honestly man I love it! Ya the duramax was sweet especially with 100%s, 10mm cp3 and the s369sxe. It literally took 20k though to get 700hp lol. 5k in a 6.2 and you will be running just as fast as a 700hp cc dmax. I live up north and was just sick of gelling issues, additive etc. 

 

I own my own construction business installing tile showers etc and wood floors. I have a 7x16 cargo and a 7x14 dump trailer. I had the dump trailer loaded at 8500lbs and my 6.2 towed it great. Plenty of power and braked just fine especially with trailer brakes. 

 

Only thing im going to do is throw some sumo springs on rear and possibly coil overs up front. When loaded heavy it can really want to bounce, front end included. I jacked my stock duratracs up to 50 psi and that helped with sway a ton. I knew the only sway I was getting was from my tires. They are 18”s with duratracs which I’ve read have really soft sidewalls even on the 10 plys. This summer I’m buying wheels and ridge grapplers so I’m sure that will make it even better. 

 

So so far though the 6.2 amazes me, apparently guys are running high 13s all stock crew cabs with 6.2. Once you get her wound up she pulls hard, my plan is long tubes and a e85 sensor and tune. Those 2 mods alone guys are gaining 80-90hp to the wheels. Be a good 420ish whp after tune and headers. At 5500lbs also vs the 7500 of a duramax. I’ll bet tune and headers could keep up with a built trans max effort dmax all day. 

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Got my new truck the other day will be putting a 2.25 ready lift on it this week, wondering if i will have a problem fitting 305/55r20 Nitto ridge grapplers?


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Got my new truck the other day will be putting a 2.25 ready lift on it this week, wondering if i will have a problem fitting 305/55r20 Nitto ridge grapplers?


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Id do 295/55/20, they’ll fit better


2017 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L
4.5" Zone
22x10 American Force Grips
33x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers
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On ‎3‎/‎15‎/‎2018 at 8:48 AM, PhatBoy said:

As it stands now, Bilstein's and 33s ready to be installed.

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Looks good with the chrome wheels. Everybody does the black wheel thing but the chrome looks best with the chrome bumpers.

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8 hours ago, jgraves13 said:

 


What wheel/tire/lift setup?


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She she sits on a 2” rough country level with Fuel  Beast D564 wheels wrapped with 275/70/18 Toyo Open Country AT’s

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Bilstein 5100 -stock wheel/tire combo (for now)

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On 3/18/2018 at 6:58 AM, jauldusmc said:

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The hill decent control on the Silverado is amazing!!! :)

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