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Hey everyone! I'm new to the site, and a proud of the NBS Silverado for about 4 months now. I was just writing to all of you guys to tell you that this is an amazing site!!!!!! I am on another websites but for jeeps, and im sorry to say this but you guys are by far the better crowd. As retarded as this might sound, you guys are a much more polite crowd, willing to share mods and tips than the other site. and there isn't a lot of fighting going on about stuff like the other site, being rude to the new guys, and to the people who are not mechanically inclined, stuff like that. Anyways I just wanted to say thanks for all the tips ive read on here. and keep up the good work. gonna try to get more involved as i learn more about the truck. Boomboom07

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Welcome to the site. You will always find good tips AND dos and dont's that others have tried. Definitely a great bunch of people who love their trucks and are willing to share the tricks of the trade.

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Yeah, I have already spent more money on this truck than other previous. I got alpine stainless steel, black powdercoated side steps, line-x bedliner, tinted windows. thats pretty much it for now. I have pics on my albums.I don't know if you guys are able to view them. Thats all i figured out how to do. They are from the camera on my phone so quality isn't that good, but u guys will get the idea.

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Yeah, I have already spent more money on this truck than other previous. I got alpine stainless steel, black powdercoated side steps, line-x bedliner, tinted windows. thats pretty much it for now. I have pics on my albums.I don't know if you guys are able to view them. Thats all i figured out how to do. They are from the camera on my phone so quality isn't that good, but u guys will get the idea.

 

 

Welcome, and congrats on the new truck! Any other plans for it?

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Thanks guys. The jeep pic wasn't supposed to be in there. I clicked on the wrong pic. I plan on getting on an exhaust for it. can't decide on a magnaflow, or a flowmaster. all i have ever had on my trucks was flowmaster, but those were all 4-bangers. I want it to exit right before the rear tire. Might get an edge evolution, but after reading what you guys have said about now im not so sure. might go with the diablo, but we will see.Im gonna have to play with this to see how u got the pics on here like that, im so computer illiterate!!!!

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