Fell into an Lml
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My lml drags a 17k pound trailer just like it hauling a 4x8 four wheeler trailer and loves every minute of it.
Still can't tell me the frame is stronger(at least the ass end) front end definitely, only advantage I can see is the brakes, which I despise on mine.
I'll have an Lml In My shop with no bed here shortly. I'll take frame pics
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That's darker than mine, I've got limo everywhere and 25 over that in the front, did you tint the windshield?
It's actually not dark at all. The windshield makes all the difference.
Rears are factory
Front are 15%
Windshield is 45%
It'll be a weeknight when I put the "filter" back on.
Nick found me a killer deal on some kmc/ xd 20x9s and Toyo rts
For sure. Gonna buy him a beer this time..
I could swap boxes and put your wheels on my truck
I've thought about that.. never seen this body style with that done in this color. This is my favorite color gm has ever produced
They really are nicer I hate to say because I have two old turds LB7/LMM. Wait until you get in a 15+ they are so much quieter going down the road inside. I don't drive my personal trucks very much and spend most of the time driving a 15 then I get in one of my trucks for a weekend trip and all I can think about is man this thing is noisy inside.
For sure. Gonna buy him a beer this time..
I could swap boxes and put your wheels on my truck
Hey if you want to cut to fit them lol :spit:
Congrats on the new truck. I'm with you Corbin, that's one of my favorite colors GM has ever had. :thumb:
How many miles on the truck?
How many miles on the truck?
I've drove my friends 16 Denali, it rides and pulls great, and I'd love one, just the thought of having to swap out for a cp3 right off the back gets me, because I'm not risking wiping out the fuel system.
I've read where guys have bent the back frame by being rear ended, I've been rear ended at 35, slammed into trees and had my first 06' backed over with a D6R dozer, and the frames have never bent. Just curious how the thinner box frame is stronger?