Yea, I meant your silverado. I've got one very similar, but stock. I might do a cheap lift, not sure yet though.

 

if anything you should lift that K5 in the background...ive got one on 1 tons and 42s...unstoppable

 

3" body lift, and 3" Bilstein Suspension lift in the front. AAL in the rear on 33" TSLs w/ 15x10 classic IIs.. Stock e-locker in the rear..... Soon to be 35" Ground Hawgs. SAS coming in the near future.

 

love how u can tell thats a k5 lol and yeah trust me that k5 can defiantly get through some shit on 35 mud terrains, its what i had to use to pull me out of that one pic were im burried up to past my front bumper, nothing else could lol, has 4:56 and lockers all the way around and a crate 350 lol, and i would lift it asap but it was my DD up till my new truck and now i have to sell it so not doing anything to it anymore, i will miss it : ( and for your silverado i do highly recommend gettin the torsion keys and a body lift for a dead cheap lift, i did everything my self so all i paid was like $260 for it all, its very very easy to do the body lift, the bed all u do is just jack it up and put the blocks on, i didnt do anything else, and for the cab takin the front apart is the worse and thats just time consuming, and the steering shaft can kinda be a pain but, BUT FOR THE KEYS!!! if u install them on ur own u NEED the tool, trust me, i said ah screw it and ised a C-clamp to get my old ones off, well u cant use C-clamps to get them back on cause there stronger and they explode went through 3 of them, even welded side support and top support on one and the shaft shattered, it was all dangerous as crap, and i used a pulley puller and bent it to non belief, i ended up spending more money on trying to save money buy not buyin the tool lol, i had to use this one tool from work, looks like a MASSIVE C-clamp with a socket end on it, but once u get the right tool it takes no lie like 5-15 mins, its mad easy once u get the tool, so i suggest buyin the torsion key tool lol, had my truck in my friends drive way for a week before i could get it back up, once i got the tool took like 5 mins lol, and u will need 4in lift shocks for the front, had my shock get ripped in half, besides that its a good way to go imo

 

some pics of my k5 before my silverado, and some with







ment to post this one with the others but forgot it lol

 

 

 

Oak Ridge



Shoe Creek

 

totally looks like toy cars lol

 

any one have anymore shoe creek pics? i like to see some of the trails