Great job and looks good. How does it handle and the steering and suspension feel is good?
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@PNW VietVet Much better, replacing the rear lowering kit was a huge improvement in itself and now I can take dips and speed bumps without worrying about bottoming out. I am really happy with how it turned out.Great job and looks good. How does it handle and the steering and suspension feel is good?
@PNW VietVet Much better, replacing the rear lowering kit was a huge improvement in itself and now I can take dips and speed bumps without worrying about bottoming out. I am really happy with how it turned out.
Nice stance! It actually looks capable, like the Z71 should be. +100 points on your man card for nutting up and doin it yourself.
@Big Mama I haven't aligned it yet, I am debating on whether I should get wheel spacers first. Now that I have raised the Tahoe it looks kinda top heavy I want to push the wheels out to widen the stance. I am having a problem finding 2 inch hubcentric wheel spacers that aren't $200.X2 looks great, saved cash, got tools, gained confidence. Sounds like a home run to me. Did you get it aligned yet?
@PNW VietVet I understand and I usually feel the same way but I really like the way these wheels look on my truck and I'm out of truck spending money, plus I can't think of any wheels that I could get and keep the same theme with the white and chrome. Down the road I was going to get larger AT tires to go on them to give more cushion and capability when driving off pavement.I would go with a bigger/taller tire before I would use spacers. I am not a fan of spacers at all. Others here use them and like them but I will not be in that club.