Robert.jean1

Who knows, and nothing problematic so far. I'll keep my fingers crossed. Also it is completely possible that when I measured it the first time I read it wrong but I know I didn't read it wrong this morning cause ya'll made me feel crazy so I went and checked again

Installers put them at 31-32 psi.

Measured mine this morning and it is 81" to top of the OnStar antenna. After adding air in tires to 42psi the fender height is 45" in front and 45.25" in the rear.

Your truck looks fantastic!

I like the way your wheels blend with the color of the truck.

I really like how that turned out. Super sharp ride you have.

Haven't taken any other photos of it yet but I will find a level spot and post ASAP. My angles look good to me and with the stock wheel I have plenty of room with zero rubbing. It rained pretty heavy here this morning and plan to get it muddy tonight and will see it has full travel and no rubbing. I'm sure it won't be an issue though cause there is plenty of clearance around the tires.

I chose the BDS 6" basic kit and then the upgrade to Fox Shox. The tires I went with were Firestone Destination MT in 35/12.5R20 and added a set of 1.5" hub centric wheel spacers to correct the track width. The lift is awesome and seems so far to ride better, of course because I did have 2.5" rough country level. The tires are the best part though 1. They are uber aggressive looking 2. They are cheaper than any other tire I was able to find 3. They have some of the best reviews against all tires when looking for MT tire reviews. Front fender height was 39.5 and now 43.5 Rear fender height was 40.5 and now 44.5 I am really glad I stayed with my SLT chrome 20"s cause I absolutely love how my truck turned out and I think the tires stick out just the right amount.

I went with the 6" BDS lift and thank you.

Finally got my truck back. Happy Happy Happy Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

Stayed with the SLT 20" rims and put some 35/12.5R20 Destination MT's on it. Zero rubbing but does hum a bit and at slow speeds kinda similar to wearing cleats, but I am freaking happy. Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

Pretty dang happy with the way it turned out. Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

I asked the shop and watched them install and there was zero trimming of my studs. There are pockets in the stock rims so even if the studs stuck out a little it still wouldn't have mattered. Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

Got my 6" BDS lift with 35/12.5r20 Destination MT!!!! Happy as a pig in sh!t Don't give me a hard time cause I'm to dumb to work a camera. Pics suck I'm well aware. Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

I told you I purchased the 1.5" spacers and because I stayed with the stock SLT 20" rims the spacers worked perfectly.

Alright now! You guys better stop it with the nice trucks. It was bad enough waiting for mine to get back and having to look at one, now two WTF

http://www.trailsport4x4.com/mobile/Product.aspx?ProductCode=ChevyGMC_6x5.5HC_14mmx1.5 These are the ones I got.

I got my spacers from http://www.trailsport4x4.com the ones I got were 1.5" hub centric priced at $79.00 but got them for 69.00 after seeing them on EBay. If I am lucky enough to finally get my truck back today I will be sure to ask. I did not go the same route as you did with new rims though, and chose instead to stick with my stock chrome 20" rims if that makes any difference.