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After months of posting and asking for suggestions my build has almost come to an end:

 

here is my 2018 GMC Sierra All Terrain

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Fox 2.0 coilover adjusted half an inch, 2 inch spacer on top

Toyo RT 315/70/r17

Method nv305 wheels 

 

 

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After months of posting and asking for suggestions my build has almost come to an end:  

here is my 2018 GMC Sierra All Terrain

Specs:

Fox 2.0 coilover adjusted half an inch, 2 inch spacer on top

Toyo RT 315/70/r17

Method nv305 wheels 

 

Looks badass man!

 

 

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New to the GM family... had a Ford for the last 14 years. 
 

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Tim Motley

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Cannot remove *.HEIC images that I posted in the previous reply for some reason.  Cannot manage my attachments.  I'm not off to a good start here... :)

*EDIT - Popup add at bottom of page was covering up the delete attachments in Manage My Attachments.  I got that figured out.


Here's my newly purchased 2017 Chevrolet Silverado Z71 LTZ.

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2 hours ago, Tim Motley said:

New to the GM family... had a Ford for the last 14 years. 
 

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Welcome to the site and the GM family.

 

Good looking truck!!!

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After months of posting and asking for suggestions my build has almost come to an end:
 
here is my 2018 GMC Sierra All Terrain
Specs:
Fox 2.0 coilover adjusted half an inch, 2 inch spacer on top
Toyo RT 315/70/r17
Method nv305 wheels 
 
 
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Do you have pics of the CVs? Like the setup but not sure about the double stacked lift


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Picked a 95* day to give my chainsaw a workout. Loaded until the truck hit the bump stops, then kept loading. 

 

 

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19 hours ago, Chewy21 said:

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We outcha


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we were there just this weekend for a takeout order!  did you hit the brewery about a block south?

 

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23 minutes ago, spenpet said:

we were there just this weekend for a takeout order!  did you hit the brewery about a block south?

 

No I haven't. I saw they were building it when I was driving all over the country side working. Is it any good? I've got 2 breweries somewhat close my new place in Norman. 405 and Black Mesa. 

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2 hours ago, Chewy21 said:

No I haven't. I saw they were building it when I was driving all over the country side working. Is it any good? I've got 2 breweries somewhat close my new place in Norman. 405 and Black Mesa. 

i'm sorry you have to live in Norman...yes, the brewery is good....we just grabbed 3 large growlers...only had one so far,  but its good!

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Fresh detail and alignment at the new place. Need to change the oil, but being lazy and still need to go get two hose clamps for the catch can so I can install it as well.

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