Let's see some pics of some lifted and leveled

[Aarond4]

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Here is my 2016. 2 inch level and 275/60/20. I also chopped about 8 inches off the bott

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Didn't mean to Jack the thread but, I thought you might want to see different options. I had a 2012 with this ser up also and it works well with all models. Note: I'm running 3.42 gears not 3.08s like some

 

[Plazma]

Im no photographer by any means. Trying to take decent photos with and Ipad 2 since my phone is practically from the mid 2000's.

Just got back from deployment and installed everything on my second day back.

Edit: CCM kit w/o rear spacer. 285/50/20 Falken Wildpeak A/T.

 

[NGAneer]

2009 Tahoe Lt 4WD
3.5 inch Rough Country Suspension lift

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'Murica... love it.

 

[louisianadenali]

A few more with the new tires

 

[01Konvict]

Nice update and I'm doing the front valance trim this weekend

 

[louisianadenali]

Nice update and I'm doing the front valance trim this weekend

Thanks. I'm really enjoying the tires. I'm running them about 37 psi and they're great.

Post pics after the valence trim. I'm very happy with it.
I forget how noticeable it is until I see another Tahoe/Yukon coming head on that has the entire thing missing.

 

[01Konvict]

I will do pre/post pics and cant wait to show off the FTS cross member, might even get a color matched backing plate for it. The look should be taller since removing that valance height.

@Jonah52 post update pics fool

 

[Harrison Serro]

How does it ride with that lift? And how are your CV angles? Assuming you're 4x4. Thanks man.

Sorry for the late reply, i've been on vacation and haven't checked the ole forum. As far as the lift goes, the ride is not bad at all. Rough Country has made a lot of improvements to the kit in the last year as far as better quality. My CV angles don't look like they are being put through much stress at all.

 

[louisianadenali]

You're 2wd right? @Harrison Serro

 

[01Konvict]

Cut the valance and wow does it look way better on lifted yukons! Took about an hour or less. Used a dremel with cut off wheel and sander.