riggz
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Ha awesome! That's just down the road from me. I will check them out. Thanks!
Running 285/55/20's on 2" level kit?
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RollinHorns
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Awesome man, appreciate it. Ok one more question, In your write up you mention having to occasionally deal with service suspension lights.. How often do these occur and how do you get rid of it? Just buy a code reader/clearer?
riggz
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Did you have to cut the studs on the struts to install front spacers?
felixgun
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I have a 2.5/1.5 leveling kit on my Avalanche LTZ with autoride and I never not even once got a service suspension light. That's not normal lol.
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Dang, now im torn on which one to get. I agree with just a 2" up front and none on the back, while level, it looks like its sagging a bit. But having the nuisance of having to clear a light multiples times week doesn't sound appealing... Damn these auto rides, I wish GM would stop over engineering simple components....
Yes
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I'm not the only one that has it. I just didn't change the rods in my autoride system. Still works fine
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Dang, now im torn on which one to get. I agree with just a 2" up front and none on the back, while level, it looks like its sagging a bit. But having the nuisance of having to clear a light multiples times week doesn't sound appealing... Damn these auto rides, I wish GM would stop over engineering simple components....
If I did it again I'd do a 1.5" in the front and factory 22's
