Bravo-Four
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Hi there, sorry I have not posted here in almost a year. I bought my LTZ in March 09, and it has treated me very well. Well, I have been bad and have not shared what I have done to it to you guys!
I can't remember his name right now, but there is a guy on these forums that showed me some good info and specs and I was able to lift my tahoe.
I have a 6" fabtech lift, and I was going to go with the coilovers but the lift shop said it would not work on an LTZ due to the autoride. I said ok to the regular one, and it works good. I have 35" tires with 20" amp flatheads. I used to rock 18" amp flatheads on my tacoma, so I -had- to stay with them. Guess what, the tire shop sold me them for 65 dollars each!!! Brand new! That was a screaming deal for a wheel that was on the front of their major catolog only 2-3 years ago. I have a Kicker ZX1200.1 custom installed inside of the car body in the left rear, very very custom but completely hidden. It powers 2 12" JL Audio W6's.
I'm very very happy with my Tahoe and it doesnt ride bad at all! My tahoe, while brand new with the same lift, used to shake the steering wheel bad, and was generally rough. I just drove it down to Las Vegas and back, from Oregon, and besides dreadful fuel economy, it dead a fantastic job.
This is a very very bad picture of it, and I owe you guys more.
I can't remember his name right now, but there is a guy on these forums that showed me some good info and specs and I was able to lift my tahoe.
I have a 6" fabtech lift, and I was going to go with the coilovers but the lift shop said it would not work on an LTZ due to the autoride. I said ok to the regular one, and it works good. I have 35" tires with 20" amp flatheads. I used to rock 18" amp flatheads on my tacoma, so I -had- to stay with them. Guess what, the tire shop sold me them for 65 dollars each!!! Brand new! That was a screaming deal for a wheel that was on the front of their major catolog only 2-3 years ago. I have a Kicker ZX1200.1 custom installed inside of the car body in the left rear, very very custom but completely hidden. It powers 2 12" JL Audio W6's.
I'm very very happy with my Tahoe and it doesnt ride bad at all! My tahoe, while brand new with the same lift, used to shake the steering wheel bad, and was generally rough. I just drove it down to Las Vegas and back, from Oregon, and besides dreadful fuel economy, it dead a fantastic job.
This is a very very bad picture of it, and I owe you guys more.
