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Thanks for the add, new here but not new to forums, have my own camaro site and forum for almost 20 years, forums seem like they are a thing of the past but have learned so much from forums just like this! Canadian member here from Northern Ontario Canada, I have a 07 Dark Blue Metallic 2LT with a full LED lamp upgrade front and back and currently working on replacing exhaust, almost 400k in KM.
 
Hi names Nate. Bought a 2006 avalanche from my lil sister cause she wanted a 4x4.
great truck non clad body needs lil cosmetic work but that’s what makes them great.
I found the site while looking for tech help on a issue I got when swapping radios from the Ava to sisters 07 Silverado.
bad idea now my trucks just sitting and doing nothing.
I did post a thread if anyone could give some feed back
 
Hello all (again). I just purchased my second Avalanche today (2013 LTZ Black Diamond 2WD). So glad I'm back in one. Missed the 2002 since the day I let it go. Not letting this one go.
 
Hello all. New to the Avalanche and GM family. Just bought a 2012 AV LT black on black. Always have been a fan of the styling of the AV but finally pulled the trigger on buying one. So far I extremely happy with it. Only 65,000 on odometer.
 
Hello to all, new guy here, 2009 Avalanche LT Rear Wheel drive. Starting some mods in the following order 1) Suspension, 2) Exhaust going full duals with headers, 3) Maybe exterior not sure, then 4) big dollars more horsepower
 
CanAv07 said:
:welcome: To the club King62.
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Thanks for that, I see you have done some exhaust work, I am also looking at doing some upgrades, Exhaust is probably #2 on the list, by the end of the year I am going to do some suspension upgrades 1 inch lower in front 2 to 3 inches in rear, upgraded sway bars front and rear with new shocks. then looking at going full duals, probably shorty headers for low end power, would be interested in what you did.
 
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