03 Escalade ESV Air Ride Removal

[04YukonAWD]

Autumn do you have any info on the Bilstein Rear Coils #199021?

 

[04YukonAWD]

Or does anybody else have some type of info on the Bilstein Rear Coils #199021?

 

[HighvoltageDenali]

Check out this link, http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/nivomat-shock-replacement-input-needed.48042/
I just got all the 5100's and the bilstein 199021's today and will be installing them tonight or tomorrow and will report back on how it rides

 

[04YukonAWD]

Did you ever got a chance to install them rear springs and shocks?

Check out this link, http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/nivomat-shock-replacement-input-needed.48042/
I just got all the 5100's and the bilstein 199021's today and will be installing them tonight or tomorrow and will report back on how it rides

 

[HighvoltageDenali]

Did you ever got a chance to install them rear springs and shocks?

I installed everything and the truck was horrible going down the road, felt like I was driving a early 70's oldsmobile. I ended up finding out from bilstein that those rear coils are not the right ones so I ended up ordering a set of moog z71 coils. I installed them and the truck is a lot better, I still believe I am having some other issues elsewhere with control arm/track bar bushings.

I am using my denali as a tow rig so I went with the Z71 springs in stead of something a little softer. The moog part number for the springs I got is 81069, they have another spring that is not Z71 rated which is part #81071

 

[04YukonAWD]

HighvoltageDenali How is the slight lift that the 81069 give you compare to the original spring height?