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Fender flairs for 05 Yukon Denali
Hi all, looking to see if any has fender flair recommendations. I’ve been able to find countless sets but they all stop at the back door. I’m looking to find a set that will go around the edge of the back door as well. I also run into the issue of there being the bottom trim piece on the doors (... -
New sway bar end links
Thank you guys, I should be able to get it pretty close measuring the length and turns made taking it off. They're back roads so I’ll be able drive as slow as I need to back to the city!- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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New sway bar end links
I’m using a friends shop about 40 minutes away from anywhere I can get a alignment, I know I have to get one but it should be fine to drive the 40 minutes after putting new tie rods on right?- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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New sway bar end links
Fless, was just worried about the sway bar links not the steering links. I was finding different bolt length sway bar links but I think that’s been cleared up. I’m also buying tie rods but I think I’ve got those figured out- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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New sway bar end links
Viet, all rear end link seem to be the same but someone before me already replaced the entire rear suspension (about 60k miles ago) and got rid of the auto ride so going to do the front first. Doubeleive, you’re a fricking life saver for giving me a write up! Thank you so much that saved me a...- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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05 Yukon Denali Rocker panel covers
has anybody had luck finding a set of plastic slip on rocker panel covers? I see plenty for the Silverado/sierra and people cut them to fit but checking if that’s the only way. Appreciate any insight on a way to fix that isn’t going to cost me thousands to weld new ones on -
New sway bar end links
Hi all, I need a little help understanding sway bar link ends. I’m looking at doing tie rods and link ends on my 05 Yukon Denali. Doesn’t need to be anything special but I’m looking on Rock Auto and I see that the GM Genuine end links are 8.22” bolt length but others range in length upwards to...- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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Intro-05 Denali Yukon shocks
That makes sense if the springs are to soft still, i didn't even consider that possibility. I need to head back to the drawing board and find out more about firmer springs i can put in. and thank you for the recommendation, it might be a little out of the budget currently but hopefully i could...- Zayzay
- Post #11
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Intro-05 Denali Yukon shocks
On a different note, I'm also considering doing front and back sway bar end links and front tie rods . However, looking on Rock Auto, the front sway bar links vary in bolt size from 8" to 10" as well as different sleeve sizes. Can you help me understand why that is and what it is that i should...- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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Intro-05 Denali Yukon shocks
I assumed the same considering how good the springs look for a Minnesota truck. I imagine the previous owner did new springs when he did the KYB shocks. I just wanted other input to make sure i wasn't making a mistake by not ordering springs as well. Thank you guys! I am thinking about ordering...- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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Intro-05 Denali Yukon shocks
Added a few photos, little rusty but have plans to fix that or atleast stop it the best I can! I also included the RPO codes and a picture of the spring, I couldn’t see any part number stickers on it what so ever.- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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Intro-05 Denali Yukon shocks
(Apologies in advance as I’m pretty new to all this) Hi all, I just bought my 2006 Denali Yukon recently and had some questions about the suspension. It does have the RPO code Z55 for the auto ride. However, at some point someone replaced the shocks with KYB gas-a-just shocks and they’re now in...- Zayzay
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- Forum: Street Suspension
