Pics of front end look great. Everything seems setup correctly and max height without doing full suspension lift. Could you post some pics of the rear now?
Right now my thoughts are to lower rear to match front height but if you don't like that option we could get the zone off-road front...
Yes ride height sensors need to stay hooked up and stationary or removed with resistors in place. I don't know anyone personally that has used the module but I would go that route to avoid all the resistor wiring.
Whoever buys the lights from @Maic is getting a great set. OEM GM Denali headlight housings with Morimoto mini H1 with older style restrictor plate for more foreground lighting. This helps with lifted trucks over distance throw for cars. They did have silverstar highs in them and assume there...
Those angles don't actually look bad I'm surprised. Most trucks aren't safe above 2.5 but now I've seen two that are safe at 3". I would still do new UCAs and some rear coil spacers.
Its the design of the suspension when turning causes loading on outer tire edge. If its one side most likely amount of turns one way compared to other. A friend had the same issue until counting how many left turns vs right turns. Made lots of U turns in cul de sac while towing trailer for...
Here is a 4" kit on 33s. I would stick with it to begin with unless you want the bigger size tires. The 6" is same as 4" just a 2" level kit underneath it.
Anyone seen a BDS 4" on 2015+ Yukon XL or Suburban?
All the parts look good. You can use original sensors if you don't want to buy new ones. I still think the 3.5 kit with bilstein will work. Those shocks are standard length but have different height settings. So maybe they were just set wrong during install. Or could be shock body diameter being...
I have 33.5s that weigh 64 pounds each on billet wheels with stock 3.42 gears 6 speed tranny and 6.2 engine. I get 12-13 city and 14-15 highway. I think it would pick up some gas mileage if I went to 3.90-4.11 range for my tire size. If I went back to 35s I would gear to 4.56
Sorry confused what years were talking about. Disregard jounce comment. You just need longer sway links and maybe new stiffer sway bars if links don't help. What shocks do you have on it?
Yes spacer goes on bottom of coil spring. Once these are leveled as high as yours they get a little wandering. Get longer sway links for the rear and fronts too. Then adjust jounce stops to just near or touching lower arms. That usually cleans up the ride and if not you could get better sway bars.
Sorry for late response but didn't get the tag just saw my name. Anyhow yes that kit does sag a little in the rear set at 7". I've seen one in person and it's definitely a great kit. I like how they use rear upper drop shock brackets because if you have auto ride you can add rough country 3.5"...
Looks good. I like the future plans. I would cut the valance to hide tabs. The tabs mount to bumper corner brace.
Not sure why the shocks are an issue. They have 0-1.75" setting. If set at 0 which is lowest perch ring, they should be same as stock. Hope you can get them back on cause the ride...
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