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no problem. It's definitely on my list of stuff to do but keeps getting pushed down my list with other mod 
I will definitely do it after I get rims, though 
Best way to level my 07 NNBS tahoe?
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no problem. It's definitely on my list of stuff to do but keeps getting pushed down my list with other mod I will definitely do it after I get rims, though 
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Belltech 23301 is a 2-3" for 00-11 w/o autoride. Comes with 1" spacer and bumpstop, don't need a shock ext for 2". I have a brand new set I can dump for $225 shipped
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New in the box. Email for pics?
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Pics please [email protected]
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Check out my post here for the way I went about lowering/leveling the truck.
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26391
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26391
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I don't think you need shock extenders. When I did a buddy's truck we just used these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DJM-...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c164d5d62
$180 is pretty reasonable.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DJM-...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c164d5d62
$180 is pretty reasonable.
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I used the Belltech rear 3"-4" springs, which are said to really be 2.5"-3.5" on autoride trucks. I used the 1" spacer, and I also used the shock extenders. There's little doubt in my mind that the shock extenders DO help, at least by putting the shock in a better position. I think the travel extension is beneficial, too.
You can always try it out without them and then add them later. But I think they're a good addition.
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autoride shock extenders are needed. if you call belltech up you will be told the same.
if you do not do the 34324 I would do the 5301 springs and buy shock extenders. I really dont like doing the autoride trucks without the shock extenders. Shock angle is much better also with the exenters and without the extenders the truck will keep on trying to lift itself up which in turn will not get the drop you need out of it and the autoride shocks will get killed. I've had a few trucks I've had to fix other shops screw ups when they did the same drop without extenders.
if you do not do the 34324 I would do the 5301 springs and buy shock extenders. I really dont like doing the autoride trucks without the shock extenders. Shock angle is much better also with the exenters and without the extenders the truck will keep on trying to lift itself up which in turn will not get the drop you need out of it and the autoride shocks will get killed. I've had a few trucks I've had to fix other shops screw ups when they did the same drop without extenders.
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