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Superlift 6.5” lift kit w/ Bilstein 5100 shocks (14-18 Silverado)

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Selling a new in box Superlift 6.5” lift kit that fits the 2014-2018 Silverado.  Includes the upgraded Bilstein 5100 shocks.  It comes in five separate boxes.  Asking $1000, OBO.  Located in Northwest Ohio, will meet in a reasonable distance.

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