!994 Chevy K2500HD

[tgroghan]

Here is what my 1994 Chevy looks like now.

 

It's got the 454, manual trans, 4:10 gears.

 

Cosmetic mods:

Diamond plate bed rail protectors and step guards. Removed the running boards and put on Nasta nerf bars (no drilling necessary).

 

Upcoming mods:

Headers and exhaust system. Stereo system somewhere down the line possibly.

[tgroghan]

 

Here is the same truck, just with the running boards. It is amazing how much different it looks. Parking it different directions in the driveway also account for it looking taller, at least I thought.

[seadoons]

It looks much better with the nerf bars. I bet if you change the wheels out - not even to aftermarket wheels but upgrade to the nicer wheels of that model year it would look just that much better!

 

Good looking truck!

[antig24]

Nice truck, it looks a lot better with the nerf bars

[ChevyHDGert]

It looks much better with the nerf bars.  I bet if you change the wheels out - not even to aftermarket wheels but upgrade to the nicer wheels of that model year it would look just that much better!

 

Good looking truck!

Those are the only 3/4 ton wheels that model year came with.

 

I can't believe GM got away with making and selling those model year 3/4 ton trucks with the same wheels year after year and they're just the plain steel wheels with a chrome trim ring.

 

He can add the OEM 2001-2005 HD aluminum wheels though or aftermarket.

 

 

Do you have a 3" block in the back or what? Looks like a lot of nosedive or it might just be the picture angle.

[tgroghan]

Sticking with a OEM theme, I could either do the HD rims or even H2 rims. I don't half mind the steel ones for the moment. I will go for larger tires next go round.

 

The rear has 3"- 4" of lift thanks to Offroad Design's Shackle Flip KitOff-road Review

 

You might also notice the rear rims/tires stick out further. That is thanks to: CorrectTrack Rear Wheel Spacers Off road review of CorrectTrack