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BDS PROJECT VELOCITY LT REAR COILOVER

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Nice little teaser for those that like to go fast off road.

 

Most notable to me is that a company that designs and builds suspensions chose to use a 17" wheel package with 37" tires. Nice sidewall height to help absorb impacts instead of those silly ass rubber bands on a blingy drum.

 

Well played BDS !!

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Nice little teaser for those that like to go fast off road.

 

Most notable to me is that a company that designs and builds suspensions chose to use a 17" wheel package with 37" tires. Nice sidewall height to help absorb impacts instead of those silly ass rubber bands on a blingy drum.

 

Well played BDS !!

I'm most excited about the rear trailing arm conversion kit! It's about time the 2019+ platform got a kit like this. Gonna be a lot more full size Chevys on the trails.

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