Pics of a lifted Avalanche!

g6t6o · October 5, 2001

I like it!

http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forums....id=1145

pacodiablo · October 5, 2001

that looks good....and i hate the avalanche!

Shaners · October 5, 2001

Sorry but I don't like it... The gap between the tire and fender looks ridiculous. I can see why it has sat there for so long, and it's not the 44K sticker!!! IMHO

FIRECAT · October 6, 2001

I agree with Shaner's , looks like the thing is just waiting to rollover. What dealer is selling lifted trucks??

HiG4s · October 6, 2001

It needs bigger wheel wells so it can have bigger tires to go with the lift.

With that much lift it looks like it should be running 36in tires, maybe even 40s.

pacodiablo · October 6, 2001

Quote from FIRECAT, posted on Oct. 05 2001,8:35

What dealer is selling lifted trucks??

i think they do it to promote new models....when the excursion came out there was a dealer selling an excursion with 44" tires and hella lift

LarryE · October 6, 2001

it's made to be lowered not any of that lifted crap lol

can't wait to get mine next year

pacodiablo · October 6, 2001

Quote from LarryE, posted on Oct. 05 2001,10:24

it's made to be lowered not any of that lifted crap lol

can't wait to get mine next year

thas what im talkin about....i know i bought a 4x4 truck, but thas because i was inspired by a 4x4 expedition with 22" rims

check this out:

Stepside Z · October 6, 2001

Paco,

I am not really sure how you would carry fire wood in that thing or go out in the woods to get the deer you just shot.

pacodiablo · October 6, 2001

us city people don't gotta get firewood or hunt

hunting for us is hitting a deer at 50mph

Jpshostr · October 6, 2001

Paco, I don't know how someone can drive that thing on the roads in America. I sure know it wouldn't even make it down anything other than an interstate around here, better keep it in the city!

burgundyz71 · October 6, 2001

I think I just lost my lunch

pacodiablo · October 6, 2001

Quote from Jpshostr, posted on Oct. 06 2001,01:41

Paco, I don't know how someone can drive that thing on the roads in America. I sure know it wouldn't even make it down anything other than an interstate around here, better keep it in the city!

you country people! it has suspension airbags that can be adjusted to make it ride just as high as any other 2wd truck

LarryE · October 6, 2001

I drive on country roads everday with mine on the way to school...

this isn't 1980 where you crank torsions and use blocks, and ride like horse ####..

this is new technology and ride a hell of alot smoother than any lifted ride

MountaineerTom · October 6, 2001

Quote from pacodiablo, posted on Oct. 05 2001,11:22

Quote from LarryE, posted on Oct. 05 2001,10:24
it's made to be lowered not any of that lifted crap lol

can't wait to get mine next year

thas what im talkin about....i know i bought a 4x4 truck, but thas because i was inspired by a 4x4 expedition with 22" rims

That's just too much wheel in that picture, in my opinion. When you start getting up around 20" wheels or higher, it looks like a wheel with a rubber o-ring on it.