My car after lifting with photos+ I need a help

[Saad AlQasem]

Greetings all.. I really need your help and experience guys I don’t know anything in this field.

I installed left kit from Rougch country 3.5 inch on my chivey (Tahoe LT 4*4) + I added mastercraft A/T courser 285/70/17



and this tires are installed on the stock wheel (original)

BTW, do you have any comment on the installation of lifting on the original wheel, plz note that I don’t care about appearance and looks.

I will explain my car usage: first, daily & family usage(regularly). Secondly, I use it weekends in camping and desert trips. I don’t do racing stuff and I’m take great care of my car.

the important issue for me is : i installed the left ket (previously mentioned) on the original shocks (stock from chivey) red colored from the inside from what i seen. which shocks brand do you suggest me to buy for the left 3.5.


Finally, I know it’s too much to ask but I really need all the help you can provide me..

I have a problem with the rubber front as shown in the below pictures.. I need your feedback please

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the lifted different view

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Thank you in advance & I really appreciate your guidance

 

[Zed 71]

Hard to understand what you are asking. One issue looks like you need to trim the bottom valence (bottom black plastic piece in front of tire). Cut about two inches off then tie them back using zip straps.

As for front struts, I guess the kit does not come with optional replacement struts. I am not familiar with the dynamic range of the front leveling kit you got. You will need to assess where (if) you need extra travel on the down or up stroke of the strut. Then you will need to find the right replacement.

 

[domin8]

If I'm understanding you correctly, this is the kit you said you have.

http://www.roughcountry.com/suspension/4wd-chevy/tahoe-sub-201s.html

It looks to me that all you need to do is trim the wheel well liner as mentioned by the previous poster. The kit claims you don't need new shocks, so I wouldn't really worry about that.

 

[ChevyFreak]

Saad!!

As the others have said - I think you just need to trim the wheel well liner (valance) in the front. That should help with your issue - I am assuming you are getting some tire rub?

By the way, nice looking truck! If you want another quick addition - I think some body color mirror caps would look good!

 

[Zed 71]

Also post a review of that kit especially offroad.

IMO you will need longer travel struts and/or shocks. I know with my level kit I top out often when going offroad along very uneven surfaces. Bilstein makes longer travel shocks (5100s) but from the reviews they sound too soft. But make sure the longer travel does not exceed the suspension limits.

 

[edgaranah1]

Truck looks sick at that height. Although I have read negative reviews on it. How long have you had the kit?

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