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I noticed a '99-'02 extended cab Silverado today with "ZR4 Interceptor" graphics on the tailgate and bed. The graphics appear to be factory and I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of this truck. It looked normal except for a body kit and wheels. I was really interested in the wheels more than anything else. They had a bowtie center cap similar to the base 5 spoke wheels that come from the factory on Silverados. Any info on this truck, especially the wheels, would be appreciated. :cool:

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It is basically an appearance package but the truck has performance mods including a Eaton Supercharger, Helix Power Tower, and reprogrammed computer. Power and Torque are estimated in the 500 range.

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I noticed a '99-'02 extended cab Silverado today with "ZR4 Interceptor" graphics on the tailgate and bed. The graphics appear to be factory and I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of this truck. It looked normal except for a body kit and wheels. I was really interested in the wheels more than anything else. They had a bowtie center cap similar to the base 5 spoke wheels that come from the factory on Silverados. Any info on this truck, especially the wheels, would be appreciated. :thumbs:

 

I have one of these trucks, its a 2000 or an 01 i cant remember exactly. It's not stock Chevy thats why everyone thinks its fake, but in fact the frame and stock engine is in it (Silverado 1500) but a custom truck company bought it from Chevy and Modified it. I can post pictures if anyone doesn't believe me. Mine is black with stock chevy rims, lowering kit on it, body kit, dual flow masters, and a super charger

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I have one of these trucks, its a 2000 or an 01 i cant remember exactly. It's not stock Chevy thats why everyone thinks its fake, but in fact the frame and stock engine is in it (Silverado 1500) but a custom truck company bought it from Chevy and Modified it. I can post pictures if anyone doesn't believe me. Mine is black with stock chevy rims, lowering kit on it, body kit, dual flow masters, and a super charger

 

Post some pics i wanna see just out of curiosity, it sounds sharp

KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

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didnt he say 99-02 silverado? i kinda want to see what that looks like.... that red and white silvy is butt ugly

Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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That thing looks sweet. Why don't they make em' in rcsb. If it was a true race truck it would be a rcsb. The same for the so called SS.

 

exactly...all the domestic brands have put some actual HP behind a rcsb except GM...makes me mad :lol:

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