BADRIDES
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Get some wheels and lower that Yukon.
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Tonyrodz
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RED LETTERS FTW!!
Sam Harris
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I’ll be going up (level) not down. As much as I love the way they look low, since it’s my DD and I’m in Colorado, can’t lower it.
Why not? Mines a DD, I live in Oregon and drive in the snow and through our potholes and even off-road. I’m on 22’s and there’s no rubbing or dragging.
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Tempting ... I’ll bet our potholes would give yours a run. Lol
I don't doubt it. It's why I quit running 26's in winter although the State Of Oregon paid me for this one:
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Run a wheel with a decent sidewall and you will be fine. Don't run 24's or 26's with those ****** on a rim looking tires.
Here's mine lowered 2/3 with a 285-45-22.
So true, gotta have the clearance!
No no no lol.
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I can always change my mind.. lol. For now, I’ve already purchased the new keys to level it without cranking the torsion bars too much, Z71 Springs, and about to pull the trigger on the Bilstein 5100’s. Have these 2015 Yukon wheels I wanna put on, so I can do the NNBS brake upgrade, but still need to acquire the rotors, calipers, Goodrich 5-pc stainless lines kit, and pads.. do I need the hub-to-caliper brackets as well..?
If all goes well I plan to wrap the wheels with some decent 285/70 18’s (33”)
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