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On 8/9/2019 at 1:28 PM, Tx_Bowtie said:

Just finished up the 4" SST ready lift.  Now time for new shoes!

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I got my tires installed yesterday.  Ridge Grapplers 35 x 11.5 R20

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Here is our new 2019 Silverado RST.  For details on all the modifications, here is a link to my build thread:    

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Picked up my special ordered 2019 Trail Boss about 2 weeks ago.  Loving it so far.  Lots of mods already.

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Nice amp steps. How you like them? I’ve got a summit white LTZ on order, and I’m thinking about getting some. But I’m not 100% sure I’ll like the black step on the white LTZ. I’m curious if they will stand out too much...they look great on your truck though

I love more everyday. I think they would look fine on a white truck. Read the reviews on the Amp Power Steps on Anything Auto and similar sites.


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One month update.
Added:
Rough Country LED grill lights
Rough Country fender flares
Windows tinted darker
Westin custom fit rubber bed mat
Replaced 32" old school radio antenna with 14" one
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Where did you get the antenna?
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5 hours ago, Tx_Bowtie said:

I got my tires installed yesterday.  Ridge Grapplers 35 x 11.5 R20

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Looks great!

f8l vnm Senior Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, Chriaaas said:

Finally here.  My 2020 AT4 Carbonpro Edition, isn't she beautiful.

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More pics please. Looking great 

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8 hours ago, Chriaaas said:

Finally here.  My 2020 AT4 Carbonpro Edition, isn't she beautiful.

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any better details shots of that front end? specifically the grille area, quite unique.

6 hours ago, f8l vnm said:

More pics please. Looking great 

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smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, tanner709 said:

any better details shots of that front end? specifically the grille area, quite unique.

x2 !!!

That's just how the 2020 AT4 is. They all get the darker grill. Also the exhaust is dark now too. 

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14 hours ago, Chriaaas said:

Finally here.  My 2020 AT4 Carbonpro Edition, isn't she beautiful.

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Looks awesome!  Did they update the wheels ?  Kinda hard to tell from pic.  22’s   Vs 20’s. ?  Either way truck looks great ? 

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33 minutes ago, Jricharc said:

Seems like an odd wheel choice for an off-road oriented model IMO.

It's not the wheel choice but the highway tread tires.

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13 minutes ago, mafd2 said:

It's not the wheel choice but the highway tread tires.

It is a 22, it's the wheel choice... A 22 is rubbish off road, no rim protection, no added traction or airing down benefits, no improving the ride just a nice high probability of wheel damage at the first rock the size of a softball. Then you have the on road penalties of rougher ride, more expensive tire, lower mpg and slower acceleration/longer braking with the added weight combined with the higher cost. They really should limit wheel size in off road oriented models to 18" or the smallest that will fit over the brakes. 

 

Even in regular street vehicles, we are starting to shop for a new Denali or Escalade and you are hard pressed to find one without a 22 on there; we definitely don't want those trade offs. 

 

Tyler

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21 minutes ago, amxguy1970 said:

It is a 22, it's the wheel choice... A 22 is rubbish off road, no rim protection, no added traction or airing down benefits, no improving the ride just a nice high probability of wheel damage at the first rock the size of a softball. Then you have the on road penalties of rougher ride, more expensive tire, lower mpg and slower acceleration/longer braking with the added weight combined with the higher cost. They really should limit wheel size in off road oriented models to 18" or the smallest that will fit over the brakes. 

 

Even in regular street vehicles, we are starting to shop for a new Denali or Escalade and you are hard pressed to find one without a 22 on there; we definitely don't want those trade offs. 

 

Tyler

Why does the truck have 22's on it?  Did you put them or dealer added?

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