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Brand new 2016 Silverado 1500 WT. Will be adding an in bed spare tire carrier later this week. For me a pickup truck is 2 doors, rubber floor mat, side mounted spare tire carrier, and a stick shift. Don't have the last one on this one 'cause it's no longer offered. Will be thinking about a long travel coil over for the front some time in the future.

 

Tires are high profile - 255/75x17 BFG KO2's.

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  • 2 weeks later...
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cool shot from this past weekend racing at Nashville Superspeedway...the truck didn't make it on track but it ended up in victory lane haha

 

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Hey guys, anyone of you running Fox 2.0 on your RCSB

Or any front 2" lift

Was wondering how the car looks, because Im considering buying the Fox 2.0 and would like to see they way the car sits

 

 

THANKS

Edited by Abdulrahman AlMansoori
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If you leave the rear stock it still won't be level with 2"

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4wd. had it in the shop this past weekend making some adjustments. sat about a 1/4" lower on the LF so I made up some spacers to even it up. the RR was also alittle higher so I brought it down raising the opposite corner. Rides and drives great, no rubbing except full lock, barely touches the fender liners on large interstate bridge overpasses

 

 

 

Digging the truck. However...that thing on the lift really got my eye... :drool:

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Hey guys, anyone of you running Fox 2.0 on your RCSB

Or any front 2" lift

Was wondering how the car looks, because Im considering buying the Fox 2.0 and would like to see they way the car sits

 

 

THANKS

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That ride is pretty sweet

and the level looks nice

liked the painted fenders

 

is the rear lifted as well ?

 

Thanks for the pics

 

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Wow this one sick car (because I have the Summit White) and want to paint the bumpers and grille sides as you

looks really nice

if you dont mind, what lift/level kit you are running ?

and what are the size of your tires ?

also how much did the denali/slt tailights cost you and how did you manage to make them work (Wiring & electrics)?

 

 

Thanks for the pics

Edited by Abdulrahman AlMansoori
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That ride is pretty sweet

and the level looks nice

liked the painted fenders

 

is the rear lifted as well ?

icon coilovers front

rear is stock

 

Thanks for the pics

 

 

Wow this one sick car (because I have the Summit White) and want to paint the bumpers and grille sides as you

looks really nice

if you dont mind, what lift/level kit you are running ?

and what are the size of your tires ?

also how much did the denali/slt tailights cost you and how did you manage to make them work (Wiring & electrics)?

 

 

Thanks for the pics

 

 

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Edited by fairway605
  • 2 months later...
Posted

Little 2.25 level and some 20 inch wheels

 

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What size tires are those

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