2015 Yukon w/Premium Smooth Ride Issue resolved

[claytonM80]

Special thanks to Tony @ NorcalSS for his suggestions on how to deal with the ALC (auto level control) on my new Yukon after having installed a 2" McGaughy's rear leveling spring and extenders! I thought I was a goner for sure...all good now. Thanks Tony!!

 

[Leonidas]

Nice!!!!

 

[claytonM80]

Thanks!

 

[Rush]

Now it looks like the front is too high... By like an inch or so--May just be the image, but the symmetry looks off.

 

[claytonM80]

My driveway is not level, so the pic does make it appear that way. But, in reality the back is about 1/8" lower than the front when measuring from the ground to the top of the fender well. But, hey, that gives me reason to do a little to the front. Also, I have the option of taking the ALC links that I made off and adjusting them a little longer than I have them now; this would let the compressor air the rear shocks up a little more. It's close enough right now though that I'm not terribly concerned about it.

 

[NORCAL SS]

No problem. Anything else just holler.

 

[felixgun]

Sick!!!

 

[imnohero]

Looks good man. I'm hoping to level a Denali XL when I get it in. I'm worried about issues with the magnetic ride but you've got the look I'm wanting.

 

[NORCAL SS]

in the 15s on the 5305 plus 1 springs i have with extenders and my autoride links ride smooth for leveling. with extenders 250 shipped and sit nice.

 

[claytonM80]

Thanks guys...turned out just like i was hoping. The kit that Tony has there seems like the ticket to get the look i had to do a little modifying on my own to get, and you sure can't complain about the price!