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2002 Chevy Silverado Changes...Any one know the changes?

wxfcstrwxfcstr Member Posts: 18
edited April 2014 in Chevrolet

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  • wxfcstrwxfcstr Member Posts: 18
    I read a little on the 4 wheel steering that is supposed to make it for 2002. The rear wheels are supposed to have about a 20 degree turn radius, which will make backing a boat down a ramp or into storage a whole lot easier. Hopefully, GM will get this improvement in for 2002, but given the delays I keep seeing on the composite box option for 2001, who knows.
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    over on pickup truck.com a guy who says he works at the fort wayne plant said they are starting to produce 30-50 trucks with composite beds per day i believe.
  • ricschricsch Member Posts: 540
    a composite box would be nice when it comes to scratches, at least it wouldn't allow for rust to develop if left unrepaired!! Scratches bite!
  • hunter98hunter98 Member Posts: 273
    Just kidding, but the way these HP numbers keep inflating and motors improving, it may be here before we know it.

    :)

    I am really curious too, about 2002, but want 4 improvements before I buy.

    1.Bigger SB Fuel Tank
    2.Power Trailer tow mirrors
    3.3.42 Rear end Duramax
    4.Two tone paint

    Then and only then will I lay down a large wad of cash on a D/A truck. There is no reason to not have these optional. It might even improve customer satisfaction and sales. I would be alot happier with these than 500 hp. The power a pleanty is already there, and to go up any more would take more fuel.

    Hunter
  • quadrunner500quadrunner500 Member Posts: 2,721
    You will never see the bigger SB fuel tank in your lifetime. I've been following this one for years. As for 2,3,4 anything's possible.
  • hunter98hunter98 Member Posts: 273
    Even the 29 gal out of the ford would be an improvement. That is 30-60 miles additional range between fillups, which would help quite a bit actually. The dodge 3/4 ton SB have I think a 32 gallon tank. It is alot larger than the 1500's get. You may be right, probable are, but I can always hope. If you have been following it for years, what is the reason that they don't put a larger tank in?

    Hunter
  • quadrunner500quadrunner500 Member Posts: 2,721
    I don't know the reason. Fickle GM marketing I suspect. Same (il)logic why you can't buy leather seats in a Chevy/GMC regular cab truck. In a Ford or Dodge you can.
  • eric2001eric2001 Member Posts: 482
    The power camper mirrors are being offered next year from what I've seen. I don't think they are a power extend though... Just power adjust on the mirror itself.
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