Riderex

1 inch motofab level for the mean time but Plan on getting OME mt64 front shocks if they ever come out or possibly will order the ebiach pro 2.0 on Black Friday. I had fox 2.0s on my 2016 but I want to try something different. 275 70 r18 BfG KO3 on stock 18” wheels I had a hard time finding photos of this combo on stock wheels so I figured I’d share.

Thanks for the insight I don't tow a lot but I definitely max out the capabilities in short back road stretches from time to time. I think deavers with air bags would be dream set up but may just go with the shackles do to funds. I had fox 2.0 on my last truck debating about Bilstein 6112/5100 or even ebiach 2.0 this time around. I live in the north so I enjoyed the aluminum body foxes not looking like crap after a year so may go back to that route. Do you have a preference on shocks?

That's a good point didn't think of a shackle only want 1 -1.5" of lift that could probably work . Still would like to know if anyone has done a mini pack can't find much info on here on the new trucks always wanted to do it on my 2016. Just got the truck planning on doing everything next summer still trying to figure out my ideal setup.

2020 LT 5.3 it definitely has the composite overload. https://cognitomotorsports.com/deaver-mini-leaf-pack-set-for-19-23-silverado-sierra-1500-2wd-4wd.html It looks like you would remove the composite overload while installing but just haven't found any info on people doing it. It appears in pictures that the composite overload is thicker than a normal steel one might just effect how much it lifts the truck.

I found you are not supposed to add lift blocks on trucks with composite overload springs. So I was looking at the deaver mini pack to lift it instead of buying $600 steel springs from GM just to add a block. I can't find any info with the search on if anyone has done the mini pack with a composite overload and if it even matters. So has anyone here tried it?