The OFFICIAL 2015 Tahoe unveiling thread

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The ass end still bothers me bad. It looks bad bad bad
 

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So this:

Front: independent coil-over-shock; twin-tube shock absorbers
Rear: solid axle with semi-elliptic, variable-rate, two-stage multileaf springs; splayed shock absorbers


Will make it easier or harder to drop?
Or not harder or easier just different?
 
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So this:

Front: independent coil-over-shock; twin-tube shock absorbers
Rear: solid axle with semi-elliptic, variable-rate, two-stage multileaf springs; splayed shock absorbers


Will make it easier or harder to drop?
Or not harder or easier just different?

The rear of the GMT900 was so easy to drop it couldn't get any easier so I'll assume harder on the rear for the new ones. :shrug:
 

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The rear of the GMT900 was so easy to drop it couldn't get any easier so I'll assume harder on the rear for the new ones. :shrug:

But aren't leaf springs what carriages in westerns used?

Did we timeport? :think:
 
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Yeah, I'm not sure why they went back to leaf spring :shrug: Seems like a step back to me.
 

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