felixgun
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Plan B for sure.
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Well I don't have stock wheels and tires on it with the lift. I will be running the 285/70/17 BFG's on my 17x8 MB Gunner 6 wheels. Well I take that back I currently do have te stock wheels and 265 bfg at tires on it for winter months and summer months I run my aftermarket set.
Do you take it offroad? If not and this is the wife's ride, lower it.
I don't do alot of offroading. but with a 2" rear drop it would be fine. This is my main ride right now but next summer my wife and I will be both driving it the same. I just want something that will make it handle a little better and not be so top heavy.
Anyone have a suggestion on a 2" rear lowering kit? Might do this sooner since I am running stock size tires on the tahoe right now. If I don't like it, it will go back up.
Lower looks oh so good. Btw im 4x4 and still have no problems in 9 inches of snow. Im still better off than any car, and i still ride like factory
Plus right now I have major body roll taking corners and not happy with it. Thats why I want a change.
I just PM him on a price and what kit to do. Since I am running stock wheels and stock size tires, I am going to try it out to see how I like it (if the price is ok). If I like it I will sell my 285's and 17" rims and buy some oem 20's and some new tires. But If I don't I will just go back to my current set up.