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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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^^^

Nice Silverado!

 

Here is mine:

 

From the day I picked it up less than a week ago!

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Thanks guys.

24" Dub ShotCalla

295/35r24

Thanks looks great kinda making me think about lowering my truck a couple inches and put 24s on it lol.

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Thanks looks great kinda making me think about lowering my truck a couple inches and put 24s on it lol.

Thanks. Yeah I need to drop the rear a bit. Planning on doing an airbag setup in the future. We'll see how that goes lol
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Rme2513 I agree. I had 12 bags of overseed for my lawn and my back lowered down a few inches. If you add the block please post up some pics!

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I've noticed that the new '14/'15 do not look quite as tilted forward as past models. I personally refuse to "level" a truck. There's good reason it's that way. But at least with the newer model, they've figure out how to not make it look that way so much.

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I've noticed that the new '14/'15 do not look quite as tilted forward as past models. I personally refuse to "level" a truck. There's good reason it's that way. But at least with the newer model, they've figure out how to not make it look that way so much.

 

I kind of agree. I feel like levelling these ones kinda make them lean backwards a bit, which looks odd to me. Like a 4 Runner. lol

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Traded in my 2014 GMC 1/2 ton crew Z71 for this new Silverado LT 4x4. Added Black wheels, 275/60/20 A/T Tires, 2.25 Reddy lift on front and 3" on back, as well as bed cover, and Nerf Bars. Tinted all the windows darker, as well as changed out the red 4x4 decals to green to match my boat. post-125722-0-51691300-1414595817_thumb.jpg

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Traded in my 2014 GMC 1/2 ton crew Z71 for this new Silverado LT 4x4. Added Black wheels, 275/60/20 A/T Tires, 2.25 Reddy lift on front and 3" on back, as well as bed cover, and Nerf Bars. Tinted all the windows darker, as well as changed out the red 4x4 decals to green to match my boat. attachicon.gifIMG_7324 (2).JPG

what brand wheels?

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I like the trimmed valance. What did you use to trim it?

I used blue 3m painters tape to tape where the valance is creased. I then used a dremmel with one of the cutoff wheels to cut it. It actually melted quite a bit while I was cutting, which created a lot of edge cleanup afterwards with sandpaper and scuff pads, but you can't even tell at all, and I still kept some integrity in the front end/i.e gas mileage....

 

 

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