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You are both incorrect , as a matter of fact they use Covalent Bonds
Go build a Tahoe. Click on compare Compare Trims Side-by-Side and then click on mechanical. All 3 come with coils and springs. Same when building a Yukon.
Go build a Tahoe. Click on compare Compare Trims Side-by-Side and then click on mechanical. All 3 come with coils and springs. Same when building a Yukon.
Woah really????? This is great news
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Nathan....go find one on a lot tonight and take pics. I don't believe
Thank you Mr. massaging seats.
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Nathan....go find one on a lot tonight and take pics. I don't believe
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This is great news
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Its not rear leafs. lowered pics of a 2015 coming soon
I measured today on my SLT with factory 20s and trailer package (has rear air suspension) and it is measuring 38 in the rear and 36.5 in the front.
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FYI mine is an XL which might explain the lower height.
You would think they would have different springs for each but I guess not.
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FYI mine is an XL which might explain the lower height.
You would think they would have different springs for each but I guess not.
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