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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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On 5/25/2017 at 1:45 AM, 6TEEN5.3 said:

My 17. Getting rid of all chrome and debadging in a couple of weeks

 

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What size tires are those and what type of lift do you have?  Also, how did you go about getting rid of the chrome?  I have the same truck but an 18 and you are setting yours up just how I want mine to look.  Looks great man. 

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1 hour ago, KingOfCrate said:

What size tires are those and what type of lift do you have?  Also, how did you go about getting rid of the chrome?  I have the same truck but an 18 and you are setting yours up just how I want mine to look.  Looks great man. 

Nice! Same question as kingofcrate, what lift and tires do u got? I have 3in front 2in rear level/lift was wanting 35x12.5 but only few people say i can run them the majority says 33x12.5,

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What size tires are those and what type of lift do you have?  Also, how did you go about getting rid of the chrome?  I have the same truck but an 18 and you are setting yours up just how I want mine to look.  Looks great man. 


If you zoom in on the tire where it shows the back driver side, it looks like it says 33x12.5r17


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careful with those types of lights.. just a huge water leak(s) just waiting to happen..

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TXGREEK Senior Enthusiast

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You have a 1500, attached clearance lights...[emoji848]....aren’t clearance lights only found on 1 ton and sometimes 3/4 ton trucks?

 

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Just got back from a kickass week overseas, very next morning while looking at my truck, decided my current 285/60/20’s didn’t fill out enough so I installed 295/60/20’s and now I likadatires!

 

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Better side wall protection too

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New to me 2016 Silverado midnight edition 2 inch lift (I think ) air compressor. Haven’t owned a truck since I was 16 so it’s a big adjustment . Looking to do

some subtle mods nothing crazy 

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New to me 2016 Silverado midnight edition 2 inch lift (I think ) air compressor. Haven’t owned a truck since I was 16 so it’s a big adjustment . Looking to do
some subtle mods nothing crazy 
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Pretty truck, don’t recommend doing anything being your first truck, just enjoy driving it, get used to its functions and abilities then it’ll just hit you.

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