2015 GMC YukonXL- Fox Coilovers

[Nokturnal]

I’ll have to change my sig I bet it’s my last Denali I had. This XL has 18x9.5 with Nitto G2 295/70/18. They measure a quarter inch under a 35” and are 11.77 wide. Nitto makes them in a non LT that saved me a ton of weight and had an even longer mileage warranty. The tread isn’t quite as deep but I get the look for my highway cruiser and they weigh in at only 50lb which is crazy considering they’re 35’s. The LT versions of the same size tire are almost 20lb heavier per tire. My 5.3 will get up and go! I was so worried about it being an issue with the lift and big wheel tire setup but the forged wheels and non LT really make power and braking a non issue

 

[Oh Kee Pah]

Yep - I thought you had put the 18s on. The rig is looking great!

The LT vs non-LT in the Nitto is certainly considerable weight difference. I totally agree with the decision - if you don't "need" the LT w/10ply then go with similar setup to what you are running.

 

[rebl68]

This looks awesome!!

 

[ItstheHOFF]

Still in love with the setup! 10k miles and zero complaints. 90% of my driving is highway at 80-90mph. Nitto G2’s are quiet and smooth. SST and Monroe’s are a soft ride. View attachment 276673View attachment 276674 View attachment 276675

So what is your full suspension setup again? Can’t find it. I gathered something SST and Monroe shocks. Can I get a break down?

 

[Nokturnal]

Ready Lift SST 4” and replaced non magnetic shocks with new Monroe for a softer ride. Monroe 139104 Front and Monroe 911506 Rear.

 

[Short_Haul]

Well… after reading through this and many other threads regarding suspension setup… I just pulled the trigger on my new kit…

Fronts
King 2.5” remote reservoir Coilovers
Rears
Arnott 3066 air shocks
Xineering OBD/SS magnaride delete kit.

 

[maxpsi]

Could you take some pics of where you had to trim to fit the 35s?

 

[Dustin Jackson]

@Nokturnal Looks great man, can I get a summary of the parts you used?

 

[STORMIN08]

Ready Lift SST 4” and replaced non magnetic shocks with new Monroe for a softer ride. Monroe 139104 Front and Monroe 911506 Rear.

he posted this, just above yours...see #135, YOURS IS #138