Scott Naylor
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2011 Yukon Denali 7" FTS lift... custom build for Denali
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01Konvict
Boats n Hoes
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01Konvict
Boats n Hoes
Added 1.25" wheel spacers
TheAutumnWind
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Lookin' wiiiiiiiiide No rub?
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01Konvict
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No rubbing at all. Just added the spacers to the rear so front was same once lifted. Thinking of getting x12 wheels for more wide. They will kick out another 1.75" out from current wheels.
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01Konvict
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Lift kit update
The rear fabtech did recenter my axle in the fender well but now my driveline angles are off and I get some vibrations. I rebuilt the front and rear shafts with new U joints, lengthened rear 1", and balanced. Now to fix my rear angle I need to order some Zone offroad adjustable upper trailing arms. Right now my tranny differential to shaft is 6.6 degrees, shaft is 15 degrees, and rear end is 10.1 degrees. So obviously the tranny angle to rear end is off by about 4 degrees. I'm going to adjust the rear end down to about 6-7 degrees then it should eliminate the vibration I'm getting now. FTS offered to help me straighten out the vibes but Fabtech didn't offer crap. Zone was cool and gave me part numbers to order the specific parts.
The rear fabtech did recenter my axle in the fender well but now my driveline angles are off and I get some vibrations. I rebuilt the front and rear shafts with new U joints, lengthened rear 1", and balanced. Now to fix my rear angle I need to order some Zone offroad adjustable upper trailing arms. Right now my tranny differential to shaft is 6.6 degrees, shaft is 15 degrees, and rear end is 10.1 degrees. So obviously the tranny angle to rear end is off by about 4 degrees. I'm going to adjust the rear end down to about 6-7 degrees then it should eliminate the vibration I'm getting now. FTS offered to help me straighten out the vibes but Fabtech didn't offer crap. Zone was cool and gave me part numbers to order the specific parts.
992dr
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Such a bad ass Yuk
Where in Raleigh do you live?
Where in Raleigh do you live?
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01Konvict
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North Raleigh just south of 540 and few miles up from Crabtree mall.
992dr
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Nice, I wasn't too far from there in Cary. I'm out in Clayton now.
