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Spent WAY too much time researching ride quality of 3" proper lift vs. 2.5" front:1-2" rear level kit for my 2015 LT Tahoe. Suggestions?
OE thus far, but will be changing to 20x9 Fuels next Spring- JP_2015_hoe
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Spent WAY too much time researching ride quality of 3" proper lift vs. 2.5" front:1-2" rear level kit for my 2015 LT Tahoe. Suggestions?
Total DD; much highway. No offroad, but I wanted a less pretentious look by the slightly larger/more aggressive tires (which unfortunately require height adjustment). Live in MI, so I don't want snow handling to suffer (which I expect is mostly a tire matter). Only thing I tow on occ. is a 6x12...- JP_2015_hoe
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- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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Spent WAY too much time researching ride quality of 3" proper lift vs. 2.5" front:1-2" rear level kit for my 2015 LT Tahoe. Suggestions?
Actually, I have been there. Great for its gallery. I'm more interested in those who can I guess comment on the ride quality between a lift and level...- JP_2015_hoe
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- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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Spent WAY too much time researching ride quality of 3" proper lift vs. 2.5" front:1-2" rear level kit for my 2015 LT Tahoe. Suggestions?
There are SO many threads; I found it difficult to know exactly where I needed to be. I will add that to my readings.- JP_2015_hoe
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- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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Spent WAY too much time researching ride quality of 3" proper lift vs. 2.5" front:1-2" rear level kit for my 2015 LT Tahoe. Suggestions?
Spent WAY too much time researching ride quality of 3" proper lift vs. 2.5" front:1-2" rear level for my 2015 Tahoe. Bought new 285/60R20 Toyo AT2s and hoping for best fit and ride. Never ridden in a lifted whip. Suggestions?- JP_2015_hoe
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