jsehlin
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SS
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Silverado SS/VHO/TrailBlazerSS Color
Black
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SS/VHO/TrailBlazerSS Year
2004
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Drivetrain Config
AWD
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Modifications
2 inch drop, ipcw tailights, removed reflectors front headlamps, corsa exhaust and k&n cold air
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red deer alberta canada
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i'm a licsenced tech at a gm dealer. avid hot rodder and performance enthusiast. looking to get my 04 silverado ss awd in the tens while maintaining reletivley stock appearance. i'm currentley looking into a 454 lsx crate swap.
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any body out there tried upgrading to the car intakes? what kind of results have you seen? i've heard some mixed revues some say stock lq9 is best and i read some dyno results on supposedly stock engine with stock tb and ls6 intake with 1.65 headers and cats with gains of like 60 hp and 50 lb/ft essencialy surpasing the ls2 with 411hp 433lb/ft . which asides from a few pounds is essentialy the same engine only real difference is larger chambers in head allowing for bigger valves and iron block. that just sounds too easy tho?
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if you just turn the keys down you truck gonna ride super soft and will have tons of body role. i would look at drop control arms if you already did spindles if u wish to maintain factory ride qaulity. i just did a belltech 2 front spindle and 2 rear shackle and love the way my truck handles now. i did find the rear shackles brot it down almost 2 1/2 and its almost level now. i want to go a bit lower but then my front tires will be rubbing and our roads up hear suck lol. i've done lots of key drops and leveling kits at the dealership i work in and am not impressed with the results they provide. they always have a negative affect on ride and drivability.