Yes, but up to a certain point. You can only drop the front so much with keys until it's too far to re-align the camber back to spec. You can still usually get a good 2-3 inches with keys on our trucks and still get the camber specs back on track.
Pics of 2/3 or 3/5 Drop with 24's?
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Yes, but up to a certain point. You can only drop the front so much with keys until it's too far to re-align the camber back to spec. You can still usually get a good 2-3 inches with keys on our trucks and still get the camber specs back on track.
I would remove the rear bumpstop brackets on the frame and relocate the rear bumpstops. This will give you some add'l clearance for a better ride. If not, the bumpstops sit so close to the axle, that everytime you hit a bump or drive on a rough road, it will bottom out and have a harsh, bouncy ride.
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I paid $300 for my McGaughy's 3/5 kit (keys, springs, control arm relocators) and another $100 for shocks and installed it myself, so $400 total. I run 22's(305/45's) though but my rig rides like a dream(free travel mod a must). I had a lot of rubbing issues at first but then I took my isolators out and the additional 1/2'' or so adjusted the angle of the whole thing and now I barely rub up front. I am going to roll my rear fenders soon to eliminate the minor rubbing I get on corners at high speeds and get a new rear sway bar.
Check Ebay and Craigslist, I see kits going for cheap all the time.
fatnlowtahoe504
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DO 3/5!! and make sure you cut the rear bump stops and bracket and put new aftermarket ones, and you will spend way less than a grand... 
3/5 McGaughys kit with free travel mod and McGaughys drop shocks in the rear. Rubber isolators removed. 24" x 10" rims w/ 275/30 rubber. I bought from Tim on this site. He has the best prices by far. I have the front keys cranked all the way to bring the front up. I am working on getting the back to sit level with the front. It's also a 4x4.
coopiesb
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what size rims are those.....i just got the same kit
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24's i could have looked at ur sig......
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24's i could have looked at ur sig......
BlueTahoe2001
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Does anybody have any pictures of a Tahoe with a 2/3 drop on 16's (Factory rim size?)
