2005 CATEYE DURAMAX MODS

You can usually find a decent Silverado 1500 for under $10,000. If you're looking to pick up one of these trucks, watch out for rust, especially if you're from a place that gets a lot of snow. The LBZ is known for its strength and reliability paired with pre-emissions engineering making it perfect for a workhorse or a powerhouse. If you're into heavy-duty trucks, the Cateye offers the 6.0L gas V8 or the famed LBZ diesel engine that is by far the most sought-after version of the Silverado. When it comes to engines, this generation of Silverado was produced before the displacement on-demand technology was introduced into GM's V8 engines, making these motors reliable and cheap to work on especially since they threw the 5.3L in a ton of other platforms. I mean, this truck is at least 13 years old and still looks good when parked to brand new trucks. That can't be said for a lot of different trucks on the market. It will fit the style of an offroad build, show build, or even a lowered street build.

2005 CATEYE DURAMAX MODS

This style is so sought after because, quite frankly, it can look good no matter what mods you throw on it.

To many enthusiasts, this is the most aggressive generation of the Silverado because of its angry-looking front end. When we talk about the Cateye generation of the Chevy Silverado, we're talking about the year range of 2003 - 2006 and the 2007 Classic. We've got a lot of questions asking why this generation of Silverado is so popular so today we decided to answer your questions and dive into what makes the Chevy Cateye so great. If you're even relatively familiar with the truck scene, then you've definitely come across a Cateye Silverado at some point because they're so popular.

2005 cateye duramax