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Just got my 16 LT z71 Summit White CC.
Current addons:
- 4" black tubular steps
- rhino spray in bed liner
- Chev laser cut floor mats
- rust inhibitor module

 

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Fogs on,
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Fog lights off, notice the cutoff line. Very impressed

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Mods to come:
- 4" BDS kit
- 18" black mayhem warriors
- 34-35" tires undecided on brand
- plate cover
- tint

 

Anything else??

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headlights that work? lol

 

 

I'm trying to show the difference in fog lights on/off not so much the headlights. The stock headlight output is great on the silverados though. I had a hell of a time with my sierra, upgrades and money and mods to just get decent output...

 

The picture doesn't do justice to the output and increase of coverage the fog lights have, again, they finally got it right from the factory.

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Looks great! What level and tire size do you have?

Thanks man! Rough Country 2" front leveling kit and BFG KO2 275/70R17

Awesome. This is basically all I want to do with mine. Level and get some new tires. I think I'm going to go with 285/65's on the stock 18's.

 

Here's mine so far:

 

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Here's the exhaust that I just recently added:

 

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And a video:

 

 

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New member that has just found this website. Lots of stuff here to check out.

 

New work truck to replace old work truck. Got the rubber floor in this one and using husky X-act contour floor mats and they do pretty good for not moving around.

 

Looking to add Lund rock rails and Roll N Lock A series top.

 

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Awesome. This is basically all I want to do with mine. Level and get some new tires. I think I'm going to go with 285/65's on the stock 18's.

 

I'm the same way. Level and a little bit bigger tires to keep the simple and clean look. I was going to go with 285/65s but decided to get 275/70s because they were cheaper and taller. How do you like your exhaust? I have been thinking about changing mine but don't want anything too loud.

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I'm the same way. Level and a little bit bigger tires to keep the simple and clean look. I was going to go with 285/65s but decided to get 275/70s because they were cheaper and taller. How do you like your exhaust? I have been thinking about changing mine but don't want anything too loud.

I love the exhaust. I built the whole thing for ~$400 for all stainless from the cat back. It's pretty loud, and does have some drone, but I like it a lot.

 

Man. I think I may go with 275's. I'm just not sure.

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I love the exhaust. I built the whole thing for ~$400 for all stainless from the cat back. It's pretty loud, and does have some drone, but I like it a lot.

 

Man. I think I may go with 275's. I'm just not sure.

That's not a bad price at all I might have to check into it.

 

From your pics it looks like you have a double cab. I had a '14 GMC double cab that I put a 2inch level and 275/70s on it. With a 2 inch level it still had a little rake to the front so if you want it to sit level I would suggest a 2.5 inch level.

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That's not a bad price at all I might have to check into it.

 

From your pics it looks like you have a double cab. I had a '14 GMC double cab that I put a 2inch level and 275/70s on it. With a 2 inch level it still had a little rake to the front so if you want it to sit level I would suggest a 2.5 inch level.

 

I see. I was hoping to go a little wider than 275's, but that extra height would be nice. My dad has 285's on his F350 and they look awesome. I guess I kinda doubt I'd be missing the .57" inch difference as opposed to having a little more sidewall height. I think for my level I'm either going to go with the Bilstein 5100s (~2" lift) or a set of the Rancho Quick Lifts (~2"-2.5"). I'm leaning towards the Ranchos because they'll be so much easier to install.

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Here's a pic of my truck currently, painted bumpers and wheels coming soon

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