Not as nice as some, but nice enough for me...
06-23-2008, 10:16 AM
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Basically, I bought a poor man's Silverado SS, but have the option of 2wd or 4wd with a push of a button, lol.
Love your rims BTW. I'd like to get something like those for mine eventually. I'm betting they'd look badass on a black truck.
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06-23-2008, 11:15 AM
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Like trev said, I would start with debadging it, color matched handles. Billet grill. Farley cheap/easy to do, will make a world of difference...
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Can't speak for anyone else, but the limited snowfall we get here in Baltimore would hardly ever require a lifted truck, just some traction every now and again. My old 2wd 97 Silverado was worthless in any accumulated snow, which is why I chose a Z71 equipped truck for the replacement. I'd only lower mine for the "look", since I know it'll never see "off road" as in hill climbing, mud bogging, etc...
Basically, I bought a poor man's Silverado SS, but have the option of 2wd or 4wd with a push of a button, lol.
Love your rims BTW. I'd like to get something like those for mine eventually. I'm betting they'd look badass on a black truck.
Basically, I bought a poor man's Silverado SS, but have the option of 2wd or 4wd with a push of a button, lol.
Love your rims BTW. I'd like to get something like those for mine eventually. I'm betting they'd look badass on a black truck.
