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brwk Enthusiast

brwk

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Very nice work!!!!!!! I think I might have to get a set of those running boards for my wife's Colorado

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Chevy man 72 Enthusiast

Chevy man 72

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Just had my 2015 Canyon leveled with the 2" Rough Country Leveling kit.

http://www.roughcountry.com/gm-leveling-lift-kit-922.html

 

Also removed the useless front air dam. Nothing but a plow on the beach.

 

Truck is much more capable on the sand and has a nice level look eliminating the factory rake.

 

Top: Before (notice how much sand I was pushing)

Bottom: After

 

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I purchased the same leveling kit, but have not added it to my Colorado, I don't know who to go too , to install it .

Chevy man 72 Enthusiast

Chevy man 72

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Here are some more updates of my truck:

 

Front lights complete and bumper guard installed permanently.

 

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Finally, the truck is on all fours

 

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Fender flares, Rear Fog lights, Roof hood scoop, Internal switches, Engine tuner, and Vinyl wrap to rear bed cover is all that is left in the completion of this build.

Man oh man it looks awesome and this is coming from an old men of 69 yrs !!

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LuchTech7007 Enthusiast

LuchTech7007

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Black Z71 Silverado,

 

Thank you, glad you like my truck.

 

Here are some more updated pictures. Added the roof hood scoop and inside is a 7 inch LED light bar. Also had some vinyl screws decals placed around the windshield and rear glass to give it that race truck look.

 

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@ LuchTech7007 Can you please advise where to acquire the bumper cover and rocker panels you have on this really awesome looking truck. Thanks

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Bart Man New Member

Bart Man

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On 6/30/2015 at 12:37 PM, Surf75 said:

Just had my 2015 Canyon leveled with the 2" Rough Country Leveling kit.

http://www.roughcountry.com/gm-leveling-lift-kit-922.html

 

Also removed the useless front air dam. Nothing but a plow on the beach.

 

Truck is much more capable on the sand and has a nice level look eliminating the factory rake.

 

Top: Before (notice how much sand I was pushing)

Bottom: After

 

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Looks Great !! Definitely interested in doing the same . Is the removal of the front bumper necessary or can it be removed without removal ? Also how you liking the leveling kit ? Not sure if iI want the leveling kit or a 3.5  3.5 suspension lift

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