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2014 SLT 1500 an the left and 2015 Denali duramax on the right. 20,000 miles on the SLT and 5,000 on the diesel and so far no issues at all. SLT has 4 inch lift, wheels/tires and amp steps. Denali is torsion lift in front, same tires/wheels as the SLT and now amp steps. Really like the amp steps, a little pricy but so much better than the nurf bars. Very nice trucks!!!

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Good looking trucks! You can't beat a black truck when it's clean....they're just really hard to keep that way, haha. So it looks like the 2500HD with a little t-bar crank sits about as high as the 1500 with a 4" lift, right? Got any more pics?

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Only 1 more pic. Yes black can be hard to keep clean but in my area every other truck on the road is white.

The 2500 sits about 1" higher than the 1500 with a 4" lift.

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Nice trucks. Like the black a lot. I live off a gravel road so it's hard for me to keep one clean.

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Only 1 more pic. Yes black can be hard to keep clean but in my area every other truck on the road is white.

The 2500 sits about 1" higher than the 1500 with a 4" lift.

What make and size tire did you install on the HD and the rim size. I am installing a ready lift level kit on mine and will be looking to go up in tire size.
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285/55R20 The Nitto-All Terrains are surprizingly quiet.

This a farm truck so in dust all the time but not to bad keeping it (sort of clean).

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I loved a black truck right out of a car wash. I live on a gravel road and by the time I got the clean truck home it needed washed again. I gave it up for a same model truck with a color that looked cleaner longer.

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Love my black truck... 1f9a3a1d09cb4b18dc674c88409ccee5.jpg

I'm looking to upgrade the wheels on my HD...What size tires and rims are you running and did you make any suspension mods?
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Silverado LT 4x4 Z71 Double Cab with the 5.3. It's basically going to stay like this for awhile. If anything I want black rims (Rockstar 2s XD811 18") and maybe match the front tint to the rear door tint. Also want to add the Airaid MIT intake tube.

 

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Looks good are the tires on the 1500 the same size 285/55/20 as the 2500?

No. With the lift on the 1500 I put (305/55R20 ). Was worried about rubbing so down sized slightly on the 2500. Neither of the trucks have any rubbing issues.

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Here is my Black Silverado after a wash ....

Sorry to cut in uninvited but...

 

You wash your truck?! Isn't that consider blasphemy? :-)

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