2015 Escalade

[jdpber]

Will make lifting the rear super easy. Just sayin.

 

[Goodinblack]

Will make lifting the rear super easy. Just sayin.

True.

 

[NathanJax]

Will make lifting the rear super easy. Just sayin.

wtf? we aren't all rednecks... we need to go lowwwwwwww

 

[yates ™]

Will make lifting the rear super easy. Just sayin.

True.

wtf? we aren't all rednecks... we need to go lowwwwwwww

Whats so hard about lifting one now? Would much rather have a linked coil suspension over leafs any day.

 

[Goodinblack]

This is a step back though. I suppose they want to penalize the people who don't have a lot to spend.

So now unlike the nnbs that ride similar across the lines..... there will be a big difference in ride in the premium trucks. Making people want them more.

I suppose its a good way to create demand for a premium product.

 

[soulsea]

Most people have no clue what suspension they have and they figured the ride is good enough ... this reeks of beancouters.

 

[Goodinblack]

I also like the fact that coils are easy to bag with a KM kit.

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Leafs don't ride as nice as coils on rough roads.

I had a Ford Excursion. I know.

 

[krzyd]

They also come standard with a cassette player and a best of Depeche Mode cassette.

Don't knock Depeche Mode, although the original version of Personal Jesus by Johnny Cash is still the best.

 

[soulsea]

Don't knock Depeche Mode, although the original version of Personal Jesus by Johnny Cash is still the best.

Knocking it? Along with New Order they're my favorite bands of all time.

 

[domin8]

Iirc, gmt900 Silverado and Sierra trucks had leafs too. I hardly see this as a step backwards, but merely better utilization of parts. Besides, the suspension has very little to do with me choosing a truck. Engine and drivetrain are my top reasons. Suspension matters in performance cars.