Lifted Trucks Classifieds

-Colormatched GM Front Bumper
-Colormatched GM rear Bumper
-Colormatched GM Grille Emblem
-Shaved Antenna with GM parts
-Fully Demolded/Debadged
-GM Colormatched Tahoe Handles
-GM Colormatched Tailgate Handle/Bezel
-Extang BlackMaxx Tonneau Cover-No Rips/Tears
-20% Front 3m Tinted Windows

-Fully Factory Loaded
-Katzkin Brand Charcoal Leather/Black inserts

-Factory 6.0L 4L80E Trans
-Factory Towing Package w/HD Trans Cooler
-Blackbear Performance ECM Tune
-K&N Series 77 Intake
-FloPro Replacement Performance Muffler

-Superlift 6-7.5 Suspension Lift w/Bilstein 5100 Shocks at all four Corners/Aftermarket Steering Stabilizer.

-Superlift's bracket lift method, first developed in 1999, is still known as the GM system to have. Lowering the factory upper and lower control arms in relation to the frame brings ride height up. By utilizing the factory control arms and torsion bars, we are able to retain stock alignment geometry and ride quality. Note the variable front lift height range (6" to 7.5"); height is determined by torsion bar adjustment. The front differential assembly is also lowered to keep CV axle angles in check. This is accomplished by using two, one-piece tubular cross members that span from frame rail-to-frame rail. Superlift's new control arm brackets connect to these cross-members along with "kicker" braces to form an exceptionally strong assembly. Steering linkage geometry is addressed by relocating the factory centerlink, which keeps the tie rods in phase with the lower control arms. A greasable stabilizing link regulates centerlink movement, and reduces the load and stress transmitted to the pitman and idler arms.

ProComp 37 12.50 17 Xtreme Mud Terrains w/10k miles on them.
Pro Comp 7089 17x9 "Cast Blast" Coated Alloys.

-Factory Bose 6 Disc In Dash CD Changer w/XM Satellite Radio
-PAC AOEM GM 24 Bose Interface
-Rockford Fosgate 25 to Life Punch Series Amp
-Kicker CVR 10. DVC Subs
-Graphite Vinyl Wrapped Custom Downfiring Underseat Box w/Coated Diamondplate end caps.

Covered by Gauge Magazine, Drop-Em, AutoRush at Various Shows.