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not if you want it to auto level itself when you load up the rear or put on a trailer.

tpms be sure you check the year of the sensors. on 04 yukons only the 04 sensors will work with the 04 computers. took a while, and a lot of research, but '03 and prior are compatible, and '05-'06 work together, but the '04s are stepchildren and only work with themselves.

DHart: Discovery HT 265/70/17 and they have been great. quiet, stay balanced and wearing good. ncwchockey14: snow, dirt road, sand yep. leave in gear and go. probably wouldn't do it on rain unless it was real heavy with plenty on the road. don't do it on dry pavement.

power if the denali is faster with less power, imagine how much better it would be with more power.:yesnod:

tires keep in mind that if you go with an aggresive tread you will kill any refinement the denali was supposed to have. i had an '00 yukon slt that i put a/t tires on and it rode ok, handled less, and was noisy as hell from the tires. when i replaced the tires on the 'nali i went with coopers...

denali don't know about the 6.2, but on the 6.0 it was different pistons that made the compression 10.1 instead of 9.whatever. the escalade had domed pistons instead of dished ones.

chains the concern for damage in the wheel wells is a valid one. the brake lines, sensors for the autoride and electirc lines for the magnetic (if equipped) shocks are all in there, and the clearance is tight. the chains I have experience with are 1/2 to 3/4 inch wide links and they are not...

snow go guys, the torque split on the gm awd's is 60/40 with 60 to the rear. the real question comes to the tires. the a/s tires on mine aren't very good in the snow, but adequate. I haven't seen many 'nalis with AT or mud tires. The clearance in the front wheel wells is tight. no lawyer...

should be good I've driven there a dozen or times over the years. Used to have a '74 oldsmobile wagon, made it no problem even when there was snow on the road. make sure you go off the back of the hill and hit cupp run a couple times!!

yep second to rjohnson! if mine is parked downhill at all with 1/4 or less in the tank it won't start. I have to roll down to level and it'll start right up.

Anybody done an L92 head swap onto a LQ4? I read an article where a mag did this on a stock 6.0 and got like 550hp with a mild cam. Parts guy here says I have to use the L73 intake, which won't work on a truck because of the serpentine belt location. These heads are not expensive and are...

Anybody done an L92 head swap onto a LQ4? I read an article where a mag did this on a stock 6.0 and got like 550hp with a mild cam. Parts guy here says I have to use the L73 intake, which won't work on a truck because of the serpentine belt location. These heads are not expensive and are...

tpms I had the same problem on my nali. Come to find out, the tpms sensors and computer on an '04 only work for an '04. So if you got wheels from an '05 or later, or aftermarkt sensors that weren't specifically for an '04 they won't work together. if the new ones are off an '04 then you...