2.5/1.5 leveling kit help

[Jnull]

I’m sure it’ll be fine, they say with their leveling kit you MAY need to run a 1/2” spacer with factory 22s which have probably double or more offset then my wheels so I’m not concerned about it.

 

[nick14226]

I’m sure it’ll be fine, they say with their leveling kit you MAY need to run a 1/2” spacer with factory 22s which have probably double or more offset then my wheels so I’m not concerned about it.

Look forward to seeing the finished product!

 

[Jnull]

I’ll start another thread once I get started on everything.

 

[dmurph112]

On my 17’ suburban, I did a 4” readylift SST and a set of 20x9” +01 offset with Continental TerrainContact a/t 285/60/r20 tires and there was quite of bit of rubbing. I was expecting maybe a little but it was making a lot of wheel liner contact. I thought I would have been ok after reading the wheel and tire spec for the readylift. I cut out the metal behind the liner did a little bending and put a self tapper screw in to pull the liner back. Watch for the A/C lines on the passenger side.

 

[Jnull]

On my 17’ suburban, I did a 4” readylift SST and a set of 20x9” +01 offset with Continental TerrainContact a/t and there was quite of bit of rubbing. I was expecting maybe a little but it was making a lot of wheel liner contact. I thought I would have been ok after reading the wheel and tire spec for the readylift. I cut out the metal behind the liner did a little bending and put a self tapper screw in to pull the liner back. Watch for the A/C lines on the passenger side.View attachment 269930 View attachment 269931 View attachment 269932 View attachment 269933 View attachment 269934

Thats crazy cause I see a lot of guys with only 2.5” up front clearing the same tire. More positive offset would probably help with clearance. Looks great by the way.