Go for 6.2 it’s worth it!!!!! Try a 3.9 Ohm 25 watt resistor in place of one shock and see if you get codes. It won’t do anything to the computer just get error code that’s it. If it doesn’t work then reconnect shock.
Some people don't like it but others do. Big and wide is the newest thing and wheels keep getting bigger. Now it's up to 26x16. That lift and width is legal in several states where others have bumper height laws. Width is pretty much good as some states require fender marker lights if tires...
The 4" will work fine just need resistors to disable auto ride or shock extenders and ride height rod extensions to keep auto ride setup. Might use a dual cardan front shaft if you get driveline vibrations. This may or may not be an issue since the 15+ has a selectable transfer case. My next...
You can use beads in tires to balance them or use weights on wheels. It appears he tried to balance tires with beads and it didn't work so went with wheel weights and vibration ended. So his was a tire balance issue unlike every other fabtech rear lift that makes the driveshaft vibrate.
Not my Tahoe but owner is a guy I met from forum down in SC. It has a cognito lift appears to be 10". No name or genre for the style. Just big lifts and big wide forged wheels is the new style. Look at sema trucks. This one has the possibility to be featured this year.
Don't think anyone has that setup on this forum. Might take a little search on the gram to find one. That setup would look great though!! You will have to trim the front to clear the width. Bumper corner and brace then norcal the rear side to get full lock to lock.
@Ridechevy09 post that new hoe on 26x16! I saw these on the gram. Give us specs but looks like FTS 10" with coilovers, specialty forged 26x16 on Fury 37s.
Never know they might do it since they already have one made from 07-14. The shop is about 45 mins from the house. They told me to bring my Denali down if I wanted to test the module. Seems to be a pretty cool company.
Sounds like you need a mid travel kit. Those kits can be pricey. Anything for a truck front end will work. The rear will take some working with custom tubular trailing arms to match front mid travel. Could run stock arms with longer springs and good shocks.
To trick the computer you will need...
Weld doesn't make a x10 rim only x12 and x14 so you would have to do 22x12 then. First set of 22x14 smooth lip 6 lug cheyennes
Or some forces, these are grips 22x10
This kit appears to be made this way where the rear is much higher than the front. If you want a true 4" kit then go with Zone or BDS. If you want a big level kit then go with RC 3.5"
Yeah that's terrible lift for the size. Only use the 4" zone kit if anybody wants that height. I've seen one other burb set at 6" with 35s on 22. It looked great! Hope yours turns out the same. Got a lucky deal to swap tires and get more lift.
Ok the rear seems a bit off from their instructions but shock length and coil spacer seem to match for height gains. I do think you could add that lower spacer you have from level kit under the fabtech one. This will add an extra 1/2" up front. It still won't get you close to the rear...
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