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2022 Tahoe aftermarket airbags for towing - do they exist?
I have been thinking of adding air ride to my suburban. It is currently lowered. My thoughts are to buy the OEM airride shocks and add aftermarket controller with tank and manifold. You could do elevel to keep it at ride height when towing, or pressure based system. OEM air shocks- jordan11
- Post #45
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Anyone go last generation Esky to a new gen Denali?
I had a 2016 Escalade. There was about 77k miles on it. The transmission also would be very jerky, especially stopping. I sold it to Vroom b/c the prices were just too good not too. Ordered a 2022 suburban RST. Waited the 5 months and just drove my other vehicles. I am happy with the...- jordan11
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Lowered 21+ T1xx: Post Em Up
Sure, here you go. eBay link- jordan11
- Post #64
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Winter Set up
Even with a reset it can take some time for the car to learn the new set is on IME. It may have to do with reseting the tpms when the other wheels are too close. I am not sure. But anyway, i had summer setup on with a set of sensors, just switched back to oem with original sensors. It took a... -
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Lowered 21+ T1xx: Post Em Up
I forget the measurements. But only one small ring on the front shock and one larger (iirc) one on the rear.- jordan11
- Post #53
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Lowered 21+ T1xx: Post Em Up
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- Post #51
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Lowered 21+ T1xx: Post Em Up
ordered the belltech shocks. Was able to get the front done this week. I have a 4wd RST 3.0 Diesel. The instructions said 2 spacers, which did just about nothing for lowering. Went to one small spacer for the front. Also installed 24" reps. Picture with tools is with instructions for 2 spacers.- jordan11
- Post #50
- Forum: Street Suspension
