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@shakenfake, thank you. Next step is taking it back to GMC for the Borla exhaust to be installed that was ordered/optioned and a ReadyLIFT Plus 1.75" leveling kit. Should be good to go for a minute...unless the wife signs off on a twin screw supercharger, but I'm not going to hold my breath. 

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Here is mine. It's a 22 Sierra Elevation max tow 3.0l. I lifted the front 2.5" on Bilstein 5100s, 1" blocks in the rear, 295/70/18 Ridge Grapplers on Method wheels. Pulled the elevation badges off, hyper dipped the remaining emblems black. Before adding the tires I easily averaged 28-29 mpg highway, bigger tires brought that down to between 26-27. I've had it three months has almost 12k miles on it. 

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5 minutes ago, MrElectric03 said:

Here is mine. It's a 22 Sierra Elevation max tow 3.0l. I lifted the front 2.5" on Bilstein 5100s, 1" blocks in the rear, 295/70/18 Ridge Grapplers on Method wheels. Pulled the elevation badges off, hyper dipped the remaining emblems black. Before adding the tires I easily averaged 28-29 mpg highway, bigger tires brought that down to between 26-27. I've had it three months has almost 12k miles on it. 

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Those rims look real good with the colour of your truck, nice truck!

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1 minute ago, 2022HCSupercruise said:

Those rims look real good with the colour of your truck, nice truck!

Thanks alot, I was a little nervous going with the bronze but I'm happy with how it turned out. 

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2022 shorty (reg cab/std bed) WT, 2.7L, 4WD with 2021 Silverado High Country wheels. Dark Ash Metallic paint. 132 miles on the odometer.

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Previously posted mine, but had this side by side of my next to AT4. Titanium Rush next to Dark Sky I believe. 

 

Removed the "Sierra" from the Tailgate and added Putco blade light. 

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On 8/15/2022 at 9:16 PM, buzwork said:

2022 shorty (reg cab/std bed) WT, 2.7L, 4WD with 2021 Silverado High Country wheels. Dark Ash Metallic paint. 132 miles on the odometer.

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Looks good!

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Screenshot_20220826-114452_Messages.thumb.jpg.fbbf8098a79898ea8ecaa49198307965.jpgScreenshot_20220825-211359_Gallery.thumb.jpg.81d91d0c2a771433d13bff8024c0ed6b.jpgSome good looking trucks on here.  Just got mine back from being lifted. 35x13.50x20 on hostile wheels 6 inch BDS coilover with fox reservoir shocks. AMP power steps. Davis offroad best in the business. 

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12 hours ago, NJOY1T said:

Screenshot_20220826-114452_Messages.thumb.jpg.fbbf8098a79898ea8ecaa49198307965.jpgScreenshot_20220825-211359_Gallery.thumb.jpg.81d91d0c2a771433d13bff8024c0ed6b.jpgSome good looking trucks on here.  Just got mine back from being lifted. 35x13.50x20 on hostile wheels 6 inch BDS coilover with fox reservoir shocks. AMP power steps. Davis offroad best in the business. 

Looks awesome, love the look of those Amp running boards, wish Chev would switch to this style as I’m not a big fan of the ones that came on my High Country.

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Thank you, the steps don't take away from the truck in my opinion. They are a little pricey but well worth it. 

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18 hours ago, NJOY1T said:

Thank you, the steps don't take away from the truck in my opinion. They are a little pricey but well worth it. 

 I’m agreeing, those steps look great. I have a new HC and am not a big fan of the power steps that came on mine, I really like the clean look of yours.

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I gotcha my friend. Your truck looks great. I hope to get mine to the beach sometime but hunting season is coming up quickly. Kinda curious if how it will handle the sand some of the beaches in North Carolina can get really soft.  

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9 minutes ago, gt tangerine said:

Mine finally made it! 

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9 minutes ago, gt tangerine said:

Mine finally made it! 

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Nice color choice. That's the color I went with.

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I picked up my LTZ duramax today I special ordered in early May.

 

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