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Chevy Silverado SS
So I'm thinking about buying a SS. I haven't owned an extended cab truck in a while so I'm a little concerned about that. Then again I rarely drag people around town anyways and who cares about comfort. I'm not sitting back there right? LOL... I have a 4 door sedan so If I needed a "real" back seat I have that.
I'm pretty sure they get terrible mpgs (especially the all wheel drive ones), but I don't care about mpgs as it's not a daily driver. I don't tow a lot of weight so I'm thinking it should get the job done...
Has anyone here owned one? Would you buy another?
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Extended cab is the way to go. Just don't get a quad cab short bed, waste of a truck in my opinion. I've go an 02 2500 extended cab standard bed. Still a fairly long truck for everyday driver but sure is nice to have a quasi back seat and a full bed.
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 Originally Posted by Napanutt
Extended cab is the way to go. Just don't get a quad cab short bed, waste of a truck in my opinion. I've go an 02 2500 extended cab standard bed. Still a fairly long truck for everyday driver but sure is nice to have a quasi back seat and a full bed.
I've had 4 crew cab trucks and I rarely ever had people in the back seat. I've been looking at 05-07 1500 crew cabs but I'm not a huge fan of the baby bed. Then I sit there and think, "Now what can I do to it so I won't walk out into a parking lot and be confused to which one is mine". My buddy went from a crew cab to an ext cab about a year ago and swears its the best decision he ever made. lol... However his is a work truck. I want something "fun" to drive. My Cadillac is just whatever, but it was bought to be a commuter so no big deal... I wan't something that does burnouts and pisses off old people.
Last edited by niceguyeddie; 11-05-2013 at 08:04 PM.
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I did a 6.0 conversion Motor on this...Makes about 415 HP.....Fun daily driver

 Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
I've had 4 crew cab trucks and I rarely ever had people in the back seat. I've been looking at 05-07 1500 crew cabs but I'm not a huge fan of the baby bed. Then I sit there and think, "Now what can I do to it so I won't walk out into a parking lot and be confused to which one is mine". My buddy went from a crew cab to an ext cab about a year ago and swears its the best decision he ever made. lol... However his is a work truck. I want something "fun" to drive. My Cadillac is just whatever, but it was bought to be a commuter so no big deal... I wan't something that does burnouts and pisses off old people. 
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 Originally Posted by stoker22405
I did a 6.0 conversion Motor on this...Makes about 415 HP.....Fun daily driver

I still love that truck
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Nice. I plan to put a huge cam and etc in mine! I spent a few hours on the SS forums last night learning about them. I have some more research to do, but I'm 98% sure this is the truck I'm gonna buy!
This is gonna be a fun build once I find one...
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[QUOTE=stoker22405;51076]I did a 6.0 conversion Motor on this...Makes about 415 HP.....Fun daily driver
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What did it have originally was it a pretty simple swap? I have a 6.0 and i have been told the 6.2 is a direct swap including computer. What did you have to do to get 415 hp from the 6.0?
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 Originally Posted by stoker22405
I did a 6.0 conversion Motor on this...Makes about 415 HP.....Fun daily driver

BTW nice truck.....
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It had a 4.8...It was a direct swap with comp. Did headers and tune .
[QUOTE=icb1;51460]
 Originally Posted by stoker22405
I did a 6.0 conversion Motor on this...Makes about 415 HP.....Fun daily driver
 [/QUOTE
What did it have originally was it a pretty simple swap? I have a 6.0 and i have been told the 6.2 is a direct swap including computer. What did you have to do to get 415 hp from the 6.0?
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