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No it's not recommended when doing just a 2" level. A 2" under strut level is just a 1" spacer between the lca and strut. A diff drop would be a good idea if your going over a 2 1/2" level, but I would advise against anything over a 2 1/2" level.

That looks really good, makes me want to run my stock LTZ wheels on mine.

I have the single valve. Works great, it definitely collects oil that would be going directly in to the intake. I get quite a bit of condensation mixed with the oil this time of year. So it needs to be emptied more often.

I'm running the UPR, all plug and play fittings, takes like 10 minutes to install.

I swapped the tow mirrors for the DL8"s. Just didn't care for them.

2018 LTZ 6.2 Max tow with CST 4.5" suspension lift.

Really nice truck, you did a nice job with it. I read your whole build thread over on Silverado Sierra forum. I'm getting ready to install the CST 4.5" kit on my new 18 Silverado.

Thanks, never been much on flares, but those look nice.

What fender moldings are those? And did you have them painted?

I have the Magnaflow 15239 on my 2018 6.2 Silverado. I love the sound. nice deep rumble at start up and very quiet at cruising speeds. Can definitely here it when you put your foot into it. I've not noticed any drone what so ever and I have AFM still active. I couldn't stand how quiet the stock exhaust was, couldn't even hear it when I remote started it. Only thing I may change is the 5" tip, just not sure I care for the size. I'm taking it to my exhaust guy to see if we can change the tip to something a little less noticeable.

Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving, I've had the Stage 1 kit sitting in my shop since July, week after I bought the truck. Had planned to install it this Winter when work slowed up. I'll be ordering those same coilovers when I'm ready to install it.

Just wanted to ask if you have the lane keep option on your Sierra? Came on my LTZ with the forward collision alert. Just wondered if any problems with the lane keep after installing the CST kit.

Looks good! Needs 20x10’s now.

Looking forward to the pics!

The Fox 2.0's adjust with a spanner wrench, mine are at 2" because I was just leveling my truck when I installed them. Yours most likely are at "0" otherwise you would have gained an extra two inches of height over the 4 1/2" CST spacer.

I bought mine from Performance Lifts. mainly because I bought my last lift there for my 2013 and they have great customer support. New Level motorsports has it a little cheaper then Performance, I think they are around $1650. for the stage 1 kit.

I've seen your truck when going thru this thread, looks great. It is a quality kit, and like the 4" kit I had on my 2013 Sierra doesn't increase track width.. I bought the Stage 1 kit back in July when I bought my 2018. I was planning to install it this Winter when my work season slows down. I'm still not 100% I will install it or sell it. Do you have the Fox 2.0's and have them at lowest setting ? I have the Fox 2.0'S on my truck now and if I install the CST kit I'll probably sell them and get the 4 1/2" CST coilovers to eliminate the spacer. I never cared for that spacer on my 4" CST kit I had on my 2013 Sierra.

If I decide to install it, I'll be doing it myself at a friends garage that has a hoist. I'm still debating it, kind of enjoying the leveled life right now. maybe yours will sway me with lots of pics. Call performance lifts, they have the 4 1/2" CST coilovers in stock. I plan to get those and sell my Fox 2.0's if I install this kit.

CST offers coilovers as an option for the 4 1/2" kit, regular extended and full rezi. I have the stage 1 kit sitting in my garage, just haven't installed it yet. I ran there 4" kit on my NNBS, quality lifts.

I just saw a 2014 GMC 4x4 double cab on the local craigslist with 143,000 miles, dealers asking $15,900.00.

ACF 50 is what I use, https://www.aircraftspruce.com/

2018 Silverado LTZ 6.2 Max tow, leveled 2 1/2" with Fox 2.0 coilovers, TGC top spacer for the additional 1/2" , Reklez uca's. 285/60/R20 Toyo RT's on 20x9 '0' offset Hostile Rage wheels. Fenders measure 40" rear. 39 1/2" front.