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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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Not mine, but a bonus pic

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Does your rear tire just rub your rear fender all the time? Lol

 

Looks good, but I can't see how you could even get out of a cocked driveway without rubbing the rear tires. I'm sure the front is even worse since those wheels turn

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2500 badges on a 6 lug truck?!

 

 

Fat fingered, and shot from the hip.

WT with V8 in Mexico is sold as "2500"; HD is sold as 2500HD
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Does your rear tire just rub your rear fender all the time? Lol

 

Looks good, but I can't see how you could even get out of a cocked driveway without rubbing the rear tires. I'm sure the front is even worse since those wheels turn

It miraculously doesn't, even though it looks like it; I'll take a pic of the fender for evidence.

 

Fronts, don't.... after I removed the little mud guards and zip tied the front of the fender liner [emoji14]

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tyrich88

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2015 silverado Z71 ... little over 1500 miles on her now

 

2.5 rough country lift front and 2 inch block in rear ( complete RC kit )

 

275 70 18 BFG's KO2 on factory rims

 

LTZ projector replica , really nice replicas , Eagle eyes with 10 year warranty

 

 

 

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Truck looks good! Looks just like mine but mine's black!

 

I like those replica headlights too! how do you like them so far?

Steeks Enthusiast

Steeks

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Very clean setup you have. Like it a lot. What kind of setup?

 

Do you have any rubbing with the 65s? Also is the chrome Plasta dipped? Looks good
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blwright

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New Denali sitting at the local dealer. Specifically the lighting.

 

Running lights

 

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Headlights.

 

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Tails.

 

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Fat fingered and shot from the hip.

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Love the lights tyrich88 , good value for a replica light , 10 year warranty too , if you think about it the factory lights aren't warrantied that long !

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I'm just not feeling the 2016 sierra frontends at all .... they look so bug eyed to me now .... the 14-15 are so much cleaner .... I also thought the 16 silverado frontend was badass in pics but in person they look real busy

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I just traded in my 2014 Sierra for a 2016. I was going to get a '15 with the 20% discount but was offered the same deal on a new '16. Night and day difference between the models. The LED lighting is amazing and Apple Carplay is a huge plus. The dealership also added in a 2" RC lift and Nitto Terra Grappler G2 tires.

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I just traded in my 2014 Sierra for a 2016. I was going to get a '15 with the 20% discount but was offered the same deal on a new '16. Night and day difference between the models. The LED lighting is amazing and Apple Carplay is a huge plus. The dealership also added in a 2" RC lift and Nitto Terra Grappler G2 tires.

Roll Tide!

 

 

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