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Anyone have any information on when GM plans to debut the new twins at an auto-show and/or when the start of production will be? Thanks!!

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well, considering they basically just did that "again" this year, I can't immagine that it's gonna be any time soon.

 

I wouldn't be surprised at all to see a new group of motors with DOD and dual overhead cams or something come in the next few years though.

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Well, the last run was only 4 years. I think we will see another change by 06-07.

 

Just my .02....Not based on anything other than the way my belly button lint is lining up with Venus today.

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I doubt there will be a complete redesign anytime soon. But changes like 02 to 03 may happen some over the next couple years!

how can you say they won't have a new design anytime soon? with three brand new trucks in the past 2 years, how can they wait longer than 06-07 MY for a new truck?

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Well, the last run was only 4 years. I think we will see another change by 06-07.

 

Just my .02....Not based on anything other than the way my belly button lint is lining up with Venus today.

 

Hope you are right as that will be about the time I'll be in the market again. Love my 02 styling but don't really care for the 03 change. It keeps growing on me, but I think the truck needs some other changes to compliment the front...or maybe just a different front clip. :mad:

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What is Z85?...

Just another sticker and badge job GM puts on 2WD avalanches and stuff to "ohhh and ahhh" the automotivley illiterate public :mad:

Nope Z66 is the 2wd Av'lanch option.

Z85-the high-payload firm ride suspension

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Z85 is like the poor mans Z71 LOL! It allows you to tow and haul etc... the equivalent amount as the Z71. Without one of the 2 your max towing is only 5000 lbs no matter what engine I think!

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I doubt there will be a complete redesign anytime soon. But changes like 02 to 03 may happen some over the next couple years!

how can you say they won't have a new design anytime soon? with three brand new trucks in the past 2 years, how can they wait longer than 06-07 MY for a new truck?

There hasn't been 3 new silverados in the last 2 years. There has been 2 redesigns since 99 though, 99-02 and 03-04+.

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I doubt there will be a complete redesign anytime soon. But changes like 02 to 03 may happen some over the next couple years!

how can you say they won't have a new design anytime soon? with three brand new trucks in the past 2 years, how can they wait longer than 06-07 MY for a new truck?

There hasn't been 3 new silverados in the last 2 years. There has been 2 redesigns since 99 though, 99-02 and 03-04+.

i was referring to the Dodge, Ford, and Nissan trucks...

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