4x4 or Z71???
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kyredneck
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Mine is a 95 w/ 4x4 in the floor and it's just a regular 4dr. LT,, much rather have floor shift than push button 4x4 though.
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Devious_Tahoe96
Mr. Budwieser
Yeah i agree. The buttons act up sometime especially the 2HI. I'll push it like 10x and its still on, but when i turn off the truck all of a sudden it doesn't come on lol I think its the electrical wiring thats gone to shit 
blackcoffee
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Once in a while the lights won't show up on my 4 button auto trac. The buttons work yet they don't show you what drive is engaged. But lately the lights do work and it shows that I'm in 2HI. It can just be scary if you don't know if your still in 4wd when you want to go back on the highway and can't tell if 2Hi has been re engaged. I usually use auto 4x4 though, only had to use 4low once when I was really dug in the mud. Never not gotten out though. People are usually amazed of how formidable of an offroad vehicle my tahoe is. The only problem I ever really have is clearance and flex when I'm riding trails out on farm land or something, which is an easy fix if you've got the $.
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Devious_Tahoe96
Mr. Budwieser
You really can't flex the Hoe cuz of the IFS unless you do a SFA conversion which you need $$. Just take out the rear sway bars and you can flex that Hoe's ass lol
blackcoffee
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Yeah I know man. I love IFS I'm probably never gonna SAS this truck unless I've got some major cash money flow going on and I can do it how I want it. And I'm never gonna take out the rear sways because this is my DD and it'll never be a %100 offroad vehicle it'll always see the road.
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Devious_Tahoe96
Mr. Budwieser
So if I use my hoe as a DD then i shouldn't take off the sway bars?? I like to drift in my hoe in the rain or mud so i don't wanna flip. Did anyone with a suspension lift take out their rear sway bars to get better articulation or did you just leave them on??
I never had a sway bar in the rear.
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Devious_Tahoe96
Mr. Budwieser
Most suv's have sway bars to keep them from rolling over when taking turns at high speeds
not sure the 2 doors did.
