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2 hours ago, Paulismydog said:

What size tires? Level kit? 

Cooper ST Maxx 295/70R18

I turned the torsion bars up and added Cognito UCA and shock extenders.

Originally just turned the bars up a little and never rubbed just added the UCA's for longevity.

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From my instagram, @kurtkphoto:   Looking west into Death Valley, CA from Nevada:  

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New here, with a new 2018 Sierra 3500HD. Bone stock for now, but always looking for ideas. I'd like to bring the front end up just a touch and add some bigger tires.

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18 minutes ago, LRJ said:

I'd like to bring the front end up just a touch and add some bigger tires.

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Yup, sounds like the rest of us...  :thumbs:

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My 2015 in Rainforest Green Metallic. I love this color; it was only available for half of 2015. I need to get bigger tires on it.

 

I'm on instagram as @kurtkphoto

 

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Getting the pro-pride hitch setup for my new ride.


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6 hours ago, KMK454 said:

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The unicorn?  I've never seen that color before.  Very nice.

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3 hours ago, theJman said:

 

The unicorn?  I've never seen that color before.  Very nice.

Thanks! You could only get it on the 2015.5 HDs. It was also briefly available on the 1500s (2015), the Camaro (2015 Green Flash Edition), the 2014 Corvette (Lime Rock Green), and the 2014-2015 Cruze. In certain light, it can look almost black, but in the right light it pops nicely. 

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On 2/5/2019 at 10:09 AM, KMK454 said:

Thanks! You could only get it on the 2015.5 HDs. It was also briefly available on the 1500s (2015), the Camaro (2015 Green Flash Edition), the 2014 Corvette (Lime Rock Green), and the 2014-2015 Cruze. In certain light, it can look almost black, but in the right light it pops nicely. 

I’d say! Good looking pickup. 

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And you pulled right in and out? Right? Cool picture.

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