Hi folks,
Just wanted to let everyone know that I decided to take the drop kit off. It's actually not really on account of the couple of minor issues I've had cause I'm sure we would have figured it out soon and easily enough by either cutting down the bumpstops and/or cutting off their brackets.
As much as I liked the way the truck looked, after careful consideration, I have decided to go in an entirely new direction. Namely, other than the front grilles I'm going to bring the whole thing back to GM oem. So the kit is off, the Enkei rims will soon be off too, and a nice set of oem 22s will go on.
In a way, as a recent and first time Tahoe owner I wanted to see what was possible and what would look good with the Hybrid model. I feel I have achieved that rather quickly and I'm very happy to have tried it, expense and all.
Last, let me thank everyone on this thread for helping me sort out the ride quality and the other minor issues. Your help has been noted and deeply appreciated.
Cheers!
Just wanted to let everyone know that I decided to take the drop kit off. It's actually not really on account of the couple of minor issues I've had cause I'm sure we would have figured it out soon and easily enough by either cutting down the bumpstops and/or cutting off their brackets.
As much as I liked the way the truck looked, after careful consideration, I have decided to go in an entirely new direction. Namely, other than the front grilles I'm going to bring the whole thing back to GM oem. So the kit is off, the Enkei rims will soon be off too, and a nice set of oem 22s will go on.
In a way, as a recent and first time Tahoe owner I wanted to see what was possible and what would look good with the Hybrid model. I feel I have achieved that rather quickly and I'm very happy to have tried it, expense and all.
Last, let me thank everyone on this thread for helping me sort out the ride quality and the other minor issues. Your help has been noted and deeply appreciated.
Cheers!
