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this is kind of a mid-installation pic. The bar now sits about 2" behind the cab and is wired properly

What's the bar that you are installing? Looks nice!!

 

 

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true. but the 300+ hp 5.3l performs really well in a reg cab.

 

here's mine, updated.

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I REALLY like those wheels! Would you mind telling me what they are? Thanks

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My 2016 Blackout, V8 4x4, 3" rear drop, NFab nerf bars, debadged some, the Silverado on the doors might be gone soon.

 

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true. but the 300+ hp 5.3l performs really well in a reg cab.

 

here's mine, updated.

 

Lucy you got some 'slpainin to do! Your truck is sick, what all have you done?

 

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Side-2016 1500

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2016 1500, 5.3L, 1.5 inch leveling kit

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The Clevite Kid, on 25 Mar 2016 - 1:04 PM, said:

 

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2016 1500, 5.3L, 1.5 inch leveling kit

 

Hey Lee. we could be twins, just 1 year apart. Mine is a 2015 Z71 LT2

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Hey Lee. we could be twins, just 1 year apart. Mine is a 2015 Z71 LT2

Very nice! You may know that GM dropped the Z71 trim for reg. cab short beds in 2016, or I would have had that on mine.

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Very nice! You may know that GM dropped the Z71 trim for reg. cab short beds in 2016, or I would have had that on mine.

I was not aware. Not really gonna miss it because the ride is pretty stiff with the rancho shocks. I just tried to buy as loaded regular cab as possible and just add the rest of the comforts I wanted.

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I have been waiting a long time to get to add my pictures to this thread......I have loved the Deep Ocean Blue color ever since it first came out and it is even more gorgeous than I could have hoped !

 

Very Very Happy !!!

 

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X2, looks sharp.

 

Thanks !

 

It was worth the long wait to finally get this fantastic blue :)

 

I have wanted a blue like this since those IROC Camaro's back in 1987....and nothing lined up right for me to ever get one...seems like these blues are only around a few years and they disappear.

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