Getting the rims and tires put on and also getting the leveling kit installed as well. Anyone have this done and does it effect the ride at all or does it stay pretty much the same. Anyone got any pics with the leveling kit on it, but not dropped?
Leveling Kit
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Snomon
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See my post on 9/13 in this thread:
http://www.tahoeforum.com/showthread.php?t=298&page=2&highlight=leveling
After I installed the front, I felt the rear was too low.
If you have autoride you may have to add 1" rear spacers or you can monkey (read: trial and error) with your autolevel sensors to raise the back up.
I decided to leave the sensor rods alone and add Suspensionmaxx 1" spacers.
Other people I know on the forum w/o autoride did not need the rears.
http://www.tahoeforum.com/showthread.php?t=298&page=2&highlight=leveling
After I installed the front, I felt the rear was too low.
If you have autoride you may have to add 1" rear spacers or you can monkey (read: trial and error) with your autolevel sensors to raise the back up.
I decided to leave the sensor rods alone and add Suspensionmaxx 1" spacers.
Other people I know on the forum w/o autoride did not need the rears.
