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Oh and if you are wondering on ride quality now, its just like it was the day I bought it. There is also a very slight rake (front lower than back) still since I haven't added the rear block that come with the kit. Those will be added soon and I should have about a 1 3/4" rake. I will update the thread with more pictures when its done. Let me know if you guys have any questions. -
Ok everyone, I have fixed the problem on my truck and still have the RC 2.5" front leveling kit on. here are a couple pictures. Basically, when you level your truck, you are pulling the arm of the MagnaRide sensors down. This is making the suspension think you are about to bottom out so it stiffens up. To fix this, the arm of the sensor needs to moved back into what I call the "home" or level position. I fixed this with the small bracket shown and a couple nuts and bolts. I also powder coated it black to look factory. Sorry for the crappy pics but you should at least have a good idea now. Hope this helps.
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The purpose of this forum is to ask questions and hopefully get some answers from an educated individual since Rough Country didn't due there part and test this kit before selling it to a customer, like myself, who specifically asked if it would work on a 2015 Denali 1500. I bought a Denali for several reasons other than the Magna Ride and I plan on putting a 10" lift on it with 24" American Force wheels at some point anyways so I didn't want to waste a ton of extra money just to level it until then. So thank you for your response which contained no valuable information. Have a great day!
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no warning lights, just a very stiff bouncy ride.
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It did not include sensor locators hence why it rides like a dump truck. The Rough Country website made no mention of this issue. I'm going to pull the .5" top spacer out and see how much of an improvement that makes. If none, the 2" bottom spacers are coming off and I will wait until someone makes a quality kit.
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I put a 2.5" Rough Country level kit on the front of my Denali with the Magna Ride and I would NOT suggest it. I am actually debating taking the .5" spacer out and leaving it at a 2" kit or taking the kit completely off. The ride quality is terrible and I didn't buy a Denali so I could bounce around like a dump truck.
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Did you add the rear blocks as well? It doesn't appear is if you did. I am also thinking of taking the front .5" spacer to help with ride quality. If you do this soon, let me know how it changes things. Thanks
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I have a 2015 Sierra Denali and I just put the 2.5" RC level kit on the front. I didn't add the rear block because it sits almost perfectly level now. The problem I have is that it rides like a dump truck now. The front is really tight and bouncy. It has been aligned professionally and everything but the ride is definitely worse than I had anticipated. Anyone else have this problem? The truck does have the factory 22" wheels and the side wall of the tire is pretty low profile but this has me thinking of taking it off completely. Any suggestions because Rough Country said they had never heard of this before?!
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