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Finally arrived! Pacific Blue Sierra

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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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Just picked it up Friday 

Ordered it back in Feb. was built on March 18th

sitting at the dealer for a month  Diamond coat ,tuxedo cover , need to get 3M done (when things open again)

1289 km trip home used 142 liters of diesel (25 mpg imperial gallon ) traveling @ 138 kph & 20 k head wind 

One sweet ride !!!! 

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Pswa320 Enthusiast

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Just got my new AT4 duramax Carbon black metallic delivered yesterday what a truck and the duramax is friggin impressive and sounds great too.

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JWOutdoors29 Enthusiast

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Picked up a new RST with the 6.2 about a month ago. Loving the truck so far!e3266946108f427f2217b93d7ece7a3f.jpg

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Picked up a new RST with the 6.2 about a month ago. Loving the truck so far!e3266946108f427f2217b93d7ece7a3f.jpg

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The body lines look great in that color, even under a cloudy sky.
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The body lines look great in that color, even under a cloudy sky.
Thanks. It was cloudy and cool all day that day, and with nothing better to do right now (quarantine), I figured why not give her a good bath. Planning to clay bar, polish, and ceramic coat (or sealant) before summer.

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2020 RST Z71 with a Trail Boss 2" Rancho suspension  with a 2" level kit. OEM 22" wheels (+28 offset) on 35x12.5 Nitto Trail Grapplers. No trimming with very minimal rub on mud flaps. 5% tint on rear windows and two back seat windows, 15% on two front seat windows and 50% on windshield. Muffler delete but kept the resonators. Great Sound. Love this this truck..

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On 5/3/2020 at 9:45 AM, Roy Hutchinson said:

2020 RST Z71 with a Trail Boss 2" Rancho suspension  with a 2" level kit. OEM 22" wheels (+28 offset) on 35x12.5 Nitto Trail Grapplers. No trimming with very minimal rub on mud flaps. 5% tint on rear windows and two back seat windows, 15% on two front seat windows and 50% on windshield. Muffler delete but kept the resonators. Great Sound. Love this this truck..

 

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So a 4" front level? ?

 

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1 hour ago, amxguy1970 said:

So a 4" front level? ?

 

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I hope he doesn't or its bye bye cv axles. The way the front wheels are pulled in more to the center of the truck more tucked in under the fenders it does look like it.

ZDAT4 Enthusiast

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My new 2020 6.2 AT4. You could say we’re in love. 

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5 minutes ago, ZDAT4 said:

My new 2020 6.2 AT4. You could say we’re in love. 

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Those first few months are the best 

ullose272 Enthusiast

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I hope he doesn't or its bye bye cv axles. The way the front wheels are pulled in more to the center of the truck more tucked in under the fenders it does look like it.
Wouldnt be any harder on cv axles than the readylift sst 4" kit.

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42 minutes ago, ullose272 said:

Wouldnt be any harder on cv axles than the readylift sst 4" kit.

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But the readylift made specifically for the AT4 And TrailBoss have new upper control arms to help alleviate the angle and the stress on it. Correct me if I’m wrong. 

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