Here's my truck for April 2008 ROTM. I have a 2006 Silverado Ext. cab with the 4.3L V6 with a K&N drop-in filter, a Flowmaster Super 44 Muffler and a 3" chrome exhaust tip. Four JL Audio speakers (two in front, two in rear). Two 10" sub woofers powered by an MTX ThunderX 300XD amp controlled by my Sony CDX-GT510 deck. The mirrors were painted white, and all exterior handles were replaced with chrome, including the chrome horizontal billet grill and fuel door. It has a 15" shorty antenna that's chrome too. The 22" rims are BOSS "331" wrapped in Toyo Proxes 305/40/22. The windows were also tinted to 30%. Thanks for looking!
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Last edited by no0b123; 03-23-2008 at 05:37 PM.
2006 Chevy Silverado 1500 2WD EXT Cab
4.3L V6 Vortec, K&N Drop-In, Flowmaster Super 44,
3" Exhaust tip, 22" Boss #331 Rims, Clifford 50.5x Alarm,
Escalade Gauges, DJM Leveling Kit, Billet grill, All JL Audio Speakers,
300XD MTX amp, Two 10" Alpine SWE-1042 subs
-Check out my photo album!


Thats a clean lookin truck ya got there.
KRIS
2007 GMC Sierra CrewCab 4.8L
Tinted Windows, 20" Chrome MB Predators on 275/55/20 Copper AT's, GM Bed Rug, Speed Scene Chrome Grille, Putco Chrome Handles, Hypertech Max Energy Programmer, Magnaflow Muffler and many more mods to come.
Former GM Vehicles:
96 Chevy Camaro. My first car modded for a High School kid.
i love the white that looks so clean!
4.8 vortec 294 custom 4L60-E, borla exhaust,
k&n cold air kit, hypertech tune, jab plug wires,
motto 20s, street scene grille shell and speed grille,
polished bowtie, euro lights, led light bar,
cleared out bumper lights, bed cover, side molding off,
tint, us speedo guages, custom silverado floor mats,
infinity system, the trusty radar detector.
This truck will never go off roading, I want it to be strictly a street truck and I think I have accomplished that. The white really stands out because it hides the dirt. The way I keep my truck perfectly clean is to hand wax (turtle wax + terry cloth) it. I do it twice a year, each time taking me about 3 hours. After that, every two weeks I spray the truck down with the garden hose, and watch the water bead up and I dry it. Everything comes off quick because it was hand waxed nicely. Another reason too is I stay out of dirt/mud
I am debating whether or not to get carbon fiber taillights like DirtDog did, to go with my White/Black/Chrome theme?
2006 Chevy Silverado 1500 2WD EXT Cab
4.3L V6 Vortec, K&N Drop-In, Flowmaster Super 44,
3" Exhaust tip, 22" Boss #331 Rims, Clifford 50.5x Alarm,
Escalade Gauges, DJM Leveling Kit, Billet grill, All JL Audio Speakers,
300XD MTX amp, Two 10" Alpine SWE-1042 subs
-Check out my photo album!

Lookin good![]()
SuperCharged 2006 Silverado SS 2WD
For My Mod List go to my Profile then to MY GARAGE
http://www.gmtruckclub.com/forum/album.php?albumid=6
I would leave the tails, and spend the money on the plastic between the headlights (the thing with that is, unless you can find a truck scraped already, and take them off, the dealer sells them paint to match), then i would get the door handles white as well, (not the actual lever but the insert) and then maybe the Fog lights, at least thats what id do, but none theless the truck is looking sharp, nice job
I had to take out my HID headlight kit due to compatibility issues. Maybe if I can return my parents Christmas gift, I can get a K&N CAI instead because they don't work.
Thank you all for your compliments. Aside from a white fiberglass bed cover, I think I am done with exterior upgrades on this truck. I'll work on the interior a little. One thing I NEED that I don't have is a center console to store stuff. Right now I am limited to two cup holders![]()
2006 Chevy Silverado 1500 2WD EXT Cab
4.3L V6 Vortec, K&N Drop-In, Flowmaster Super 44,
3" Exhaust tip, 22" Boss #331 Rims, Clifford 50.5x Alarm,
Escalade Gauges, DJM Leveling Kit, Billet grill, All JL Audio Speakers,
300XD MTX amp, Two 10" Alpine SWE-1042 subs
-Check out my photo album!




Jamie
2007 Ford E250(Work van) (Ya, Ya, shut up!)
1996 GMC Sierra SLE 1500 5.7L/4L60E
http://www.thefundumpster.com
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