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techsan15

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Now that I actually took measurements, I'm kind of worried I might need to do UCAs or drop the 5100's back to the "stock height". Everything aligned to what looks like spec but my stock measurements were something like 36 1/2" front and 38" rear. I do feel like I'm cutting it close on the front suspension travel. I'm going to take some pics of the front angles to post and get your opinion.


FR- 39"
FL- 39 1/4"
RR-40"
RL-40 1/2"

Can you throw up pics of your angles?
 

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Man JT 07LTZ, that looks just about right! My parking garage at work isnt too roomy, so I cant overdo it. Let me ask, how did you know your autoride was shot? Any issues with resistors, or are they working good?

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I Just thought I'd add some pictures for others looking for a similar look:
2013 LT 2WD
3" Front / 2" Rear Lift
305/55r20 Cooper Zeon LTZ on Stock Wheels
2" Hubcentric Wheel Spacers
No Rubbing Anywhere..... with a lot of trimming

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I Just thought I'd add some pictures for others looking for a similar look:
2013 LT 2WD
3" Front / 2" Rear Lift
305/55r20 Cooper Zeon LTZ on Stock Wheels
2" Hubcentric Wheel Spacers
No Rubbing Anywhere..... with a lot of trimming

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Any way you could post pictures of the trimming you did? I'm curious to see just how much you trimmed
 

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Any way you could post pictures of the trimming you did? I'm curious to see just how much you trimmed
Trimmed about 1/4" off the lower front bumper, zip tied the liner as tight as I could make it. (I still want to make a little bracket that pulls the liner and bumper together on teh side to get rid of the small gap. Also knocked a bit more off of the corner of the steps from previous trim and Norcal Mod.
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Here you can see a description of my previous trim job, before adding the 2" spacers. I was rubbing on the sway bars on full turn, so the spacers eliminated that, but caused more clearance issues on the front and rear fenders.
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Im in need of more triming, 33x12.5's fit perfectly on my first set of 17"s then i went with MT 17x10 classic black III with a 4.5" BS.. just cant justify cutting up my tahoe just for the winter rims. What a debacle
 

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Hurry up with it already. Mine is getting a custom rear driveshaft made because of the lift height and short wheelbase causing vibrations. Not sure if its all hoe/kon platform or just cause mines the AWD transfer case but either way multiple lift parts and custom rear shaft it will be resolved.

I heard about that being an issue with the denali/escalade AWD. Pretty much the sole reason I didn't lift my last Escalade and slammed it five inches instead.

I bought a ranch hand grill guard for the Suburban, but put it on my police Tahoe that I daily drive, and now I dont want to take it off and put on the Suburban. Decisions. I am tracking a set of OEM tow mirrors for the suburban as well since I tow a car trailer usually once or twice a month for about a thousand miles, and my driver's side auto dimming is failing on my factory mirrors. The oem tow mirror swap is bolt, plug and play correct? That is what I have read but most posts are 2000-2006 gen.

Good luck with the driveshaft, let me know how much it runs, so I can decide what to do with my next Escalade (would like to sell the Suburban for a Platinum, which is what I meant to buy instead of the suburban, long story).
 
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Trimmed about 1/4" off the lower front bumper, zip tied the liner as tight as I could make it. (I still want to make a little bracket that pulls the liner and bumper together on teh side to get rid of the small gap. Also knocked a bit more off of the corner of the steps from previous trim and Norcal Mod.
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Here you can see a description of my previous trim job, before adding the 2" spacers. I was rubbing on the sway bars on full turn, so the spacers eliminated that, but caused more clearance issues on the front and rear fenders.
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Appreciate you taking the time to show and describe what you did. I'm looking to put some 20x10 -24 on mine with the 33x12.50 I've already got. I'd imagine Ill be doing a little less since I have a little bit bigger of a lift than you, but this will help me a whole lot.
 

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