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Seems like I can extend the leveling arms and use lower strut spacers front and back to gain 2”-3” of lift. Anyone have experience with this yet?
Seems logical. I think I would keep it at 2” or less, though. Would hate to cause damage to the bags by getting over inflated or something.
Just ordered my links from John at Edgymod. If the links and lower strut spacers work, it’ll be the cheapest 3” lift ever. Fingers crossed.
i think the thought process here is doable for the front as you are simply just relocating the strut assembly. then using the rod to tell the system where it is...
the rear on the other hand, will need an extender to give the shock the addition static length it needs to accommodate any spacer added
Any updates on this?I bought the rough country lower strut spacers for magnetic ride. Haven’t tried to install them yet and not even sure if they’ll fit but all the front Silverado lifts work on 2021 Non-air Tahoe’s/Yukon’s/suburbans. I’ll have custom upper strut spacers built if the lowers don’t work. I plan to try a lower shock extender on the rear if I can find on. If not, I’ll have one made. If that doesn’t work I’ll have to do a upper strut spacer on the rear as well. Both the front and rear utilize a single shock/strut/bag unit. Fabtec is making extended rear lower arms so the cv angle isn’t to severe. They haven’t released them yet but they’ll be part of their 3” kit. Unfortunately that kit is for non-air trucks only but the arms should still work. Edgy Mod links going on in the AM.
Link to lower spacers... https://www.roughcountry.com/gmc-le...MIz-rVjLPF7gIV9T6tBh0bGwL8EAQYASABEgIGV_D_BwE