Lets see your lifted trucks
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87silveradok20
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lawinchaos
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6in of lift makes them 32's look small. Some 35's or take the 2in body lift out IMO. 
It don't look bad at all, just the tires look small.
It don't look bad at all, just the tires look small.
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Sexiest truck I've been but I'm partial to blue especially that color blue.
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Ya the 32's look tiny, currently in process of completely redoing truck, scat internals, bored 30 over, world product heads ect, going with a new BDS 6inch full suspension lift with fox shocks, keeping the 2 inch body blocks, and putting 37 or 38's on it.
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Just went through this whole thread. Still can't decide if I want a 4'' or 6'' ORD kit to clear my H2s and 315/70/17s. I don't want it to be too tall, but I also hate rubbing. Probably have to go with the 6 inch...
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Man I can't get over that bumper. I love it.
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Ready to get mine back together!
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It's another one of those Homemade Git'r Done Stop a Freight Train bumper. I think have the matching rear bumper on my C20.
I want to put that on the toy I'll be building
It looks tough enough to pull a train with locked brakes lol
