- Hey y'all, Fuller again with Custom Offsets.
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We have another Vehicle Spotlight for ya,
this is much anticipated.
Finally, we have a Chevy Colorado.
It's got some 18x10s and like 285s, let's check it out!
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Alright, so suspension wise,
this truck has what they call a level lift in it,
so it's not a full lift-kit
and it's not just a leveling kit in the front.
But front suspension wise it does have the puck on top,
and we're not sure what brand this is
because the guy who bought the truck
bought it with this already installed,
and doesn't know exactly what's in it.
But I would say it's probably about
an inch and 1/2, to two inch level up front.
So if you come and take a look at the wheels,
this is the Moto Metal MO970.
You can see it's the black finish with the milled edges,
as well as the milled rivet style
around that face of the wheel.
And 20, or no, 18x9 on this one.
For a lip test, we'll give you a look here.
Not much obviously being a nine-wide,
but you do still get a little bit of a lip right around that
two inch mark, two and 1/2 maybe.
In front of the spoke, a little less.
For tires you got the Toyo Open County A/T II,
and this is a 285/60R18, so what that equates out to is
31 and 1/2" tall, by 11.2 wide.
So you can see you do get a little bulge because the tire
is wider than the wheel, so it gives you a little bit of
protection from curb to bouncing off rocks,
or anything like that.
Up front before we go out back,
I'll show you he does have aftermarket headlights in here,
I believe these are the Spyder brand,
so they have the LED running light which is pretty cool.
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Also has an aftermarket grille on the front,
and re-purposes the factory emblem,
also has the Cowl, I guess you could call it the
Cowl Induction Hood with some custom paint work there
with the two tone.
This is the Duramax Diesel, too.
Something cool they're putting in the new Colorado.
Out back, Jake is installing the tunnel cover.
Jake's sick, we won't show him too much.
But he also has just a small block in the rear,
let's bring it up a little bit.
But you can see if you back up,
it does still retain the factory rig,
so the front end does sit a little bit lower
than the backside.
Fitment wides on the rear,
no problems there.
It does have the window visors so those tints on the back,
I don't think he has the front windows tinted,
nope, doesn't look like it.
So that just about wraps it up,
that is your 2016 Colorado Duramax on some 18x10s.
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