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Why do some look level and some have the rake? Both LT trailboss f5e531b5bce0229cd02922bfaf12abc6.jpga3316f30ac5087938fc576825320ed67.jpg

 

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Around here, many dealership will install leveling kits before it's even put up for sale.

 

Possible some of the pictures you find on dealer websites are of trucks done up like that.

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Top pic is a (fake) stock photo. I have seen it used on numerous different dealer sites.
Makes sense . Should be how they are all sold. Looks so much better

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12 hours ago, rev44 said:

Makes sense . Should be how they are all sold. Looks so much better

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Without the rake, the truck would sag in the back as soon as you put any payload in it or tow with it.  I personally like the raked look better on these 19s and my 15 was leveled lol

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3 hours ago, z1boss said:

Without the rake, the truck would sag in the back as soon as you put any payload in it or tow with it.  I personally like the raked look better on these 19s and my 15 was leveled lol

I agree. The take on the K2s was really bad. But the T1s - especially with 20s - look excellent. 

 

Pics don't really show it, either. Just like the front grill. It looks better in person.  

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17 hours ago, NWI Denali said:

Top pic is a (fake) stock photo. I have seen it used on numerous different dealer sites.

A LOT of dealers are using these CGI ones with the T1s I have noticed. Must be a new GM thing to help smaller dealers move the trucks. 

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Here’s a couple more pics I just took to reiterate the point z1boss and I make... 

 

Parked on a slight incline in my driveway, and it basically looks level. 

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On 26/05/2019 at 3:23 PM, econometrics said:

Here’s a couple more pics I just took to reiterate the point z1boss and I make... 

 

Parked on a slight incline in my driveway, and it basically looks level. 

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Nice truck!

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2 hours ago, Roddy8 said:

Nice truck!

Thank you! 

 

I went through Chick-Fil-A for lunch today, and my receipt said "Gray Truck". I almost lectured them. Satin Steel, people! Very different! :D :smash:

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Two dealers close to me are selling TB's with level kits in them and wont tell you unless you ask ... but every other ones I've seen have the rake , even mine ... and YEAH  its doesnt look as bad in real life compared to the picture , the rake is barely noticeable 

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