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It's called "Carolina Squat", "Carolina Squattn'", or "Carolina Struttin'". My favorite term though is "dog dragging ass" [emoji23] [emoji23]

I like the last one best!! Hah [emoji23]

 

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If I ever come down to cali, can I come over to check out your truck!?? Nice stance!

 

Of course man, I always love to check out equally badass trucks! :cheers:

 

 

What lift are you running with that wheel and tire setup? I checked out your build thread but didn't see any recent updates. Looks awesome!

 

Sorry about that man, I've neglected my build thread. But it's a 2.5" RCX level with the stock rear block. The wheels are 20x12 Hostile Havoc with -44 offset and the tires are Toyo AT2's in 305/50r20 XL.

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Put a procomp level on the other day. Cooper ATPs, oil change and driver assist handle today. All that's left is tint and a headlight upgrade and I'm done.

 

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Since I got my brand new bumper installed might as well get the rest of the truck looking right! Finally got a chance to give it a pre hunting season wax!

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Since I got my brand new bumper installed might as well get the rest of the truck looking right! Finally got a chance to give it a pre hunting season wax!

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I feel sorry for anyone/anything that hits that front bumper

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I feel sorry for anyone/anything that hits that front bumper

Funny you say that. The reason I got this bumper from the beginning is because a deer ruined the factory one. So I got this to replace it since I hunt and usually on a lot of back roads during hunting season. Either going to my camp or a buddies camp or an out of town hunt

 

 

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Just got done slapping some Moto Metal 962's on Toyo A/T's, and a leveling kit! Love them so far!

 

 

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Since I got my brand new bumper installed might as well get the rest of the truck looking right! Finally got a chance to give it a pre hunting season wax!

 

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Would you mind sending a closer "side shot" of the bumper so that I can see just how far it sticks out from the grill. If you have a measurement from bow tie to furthest point that would help as well. I have been looking at these but concerned truck may not fit in garage once installed.

 

 

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My 2014 Chevy Silverado lt 4x4

7.5" rough country lift

Toyo open country m/t 35x12.50x20

Fuel maverick 2 piece 20x10 -19 offset

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Sorry about that man, I've neglected my build thread. But it's a 2.5" RCX level with the stock rear block. The wheels are 20x12 Hostile Havoc with -44 offset and the tires are Toyo AT2's in 305/50r20 XL.

 

How much trimming did that require?!?

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Would you mind sending a closer "side shot" of the bumper so that I can see just how far it sticks out from the grill. If you have a measurement from bow tie to furthest point that would help as well. I have been looking at these but concerned truck may not fit in garage once installed.

 

 

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Yeah I can get that done on my next day off tomorrow

 

 

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Washed it and waxed it. Needs to be clayed I think I will do that in a month or so before winter hits and put a nice sealant on it.

 

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How much trimming did that require?!?

 

A decent amount, I had to hammer and cut metal and it's still pretty damn tight. It's tough but if you're determined you can make it work.

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