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Summit white interior

 

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2014 Silverado 2WT CC Summit White 4.3L V6

DROPKICK Edition

IG: jorge_dropkick_rangel

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60ef39dea74fe056b14d3906e38b0b7e.jpgHere is a pic of us loaded up for camping. New tow mirrors, new BFG ko2, nfab nerf bars and rough country 3.5 inch lift

 

 

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Do you have helper bags in the back? It doesn't look like your sagging at all.

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Do you have helper bags in the back? It doesn't look like your sagging at all.

yes I have Firestone airbags in the rear. Run around 20lbs when loaded down

 

 

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That is a beautiful truck -

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yes I have Firestone airbags in the rear. Run around 20lbs when loaded down

 

 

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Do you have on board compressor?

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Planning on adding fuel maverick 20x9 with 275/60R20 tires anyone know the offset to make them look similar to stock.

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Planning on adding fuel maverick 20x9 with 275/60R20 tires anyone know the offset to make them look similar to stock.

stock 20's have a +37 offset, I think you can get a +20 in the fuels. I got fuel boost 18x9 deep lip with a negative 12 offset and 285/65r18 toyo at 2 extremes with a 2-1/2" level on the front, the pics in my gallery are raceline assaults 18x9 with -6 offset same tires

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