After upgrading to 275/60r20s last week, I'm hoping for a year end blow out on 5100s as well. Don't seem to need the extra height, but an inch or so certainly wouldn't hurt, right?
Also, totally unrelated to this post, but are you the same 2kwik4u from way back on SSF?
Managed to break the back panel on my OEM folding cover. Can't tell it from the outside, but when you flip it up you can see the cracks and they are getting worse, so it'll only be a matter of time until it starts to sag. Has anyone ever replaced just a panel?
Did you use the Readylift kit with new UCAs for the 2.25 up front? What are the stats on the wheels? Any rubbing?
I think I'm going to keep my stock rims for a while.
I was dead set on the readylift kit with new UCAs to level my 17, but now I'm starting to think that the Eibach Pro Truck kit might be a better option. Anyone seen the two side by side? Thinking that 275/65r20s or 285/60s. Regardless, I think I'm settled on Ridge Grapplers.
Are y'all replacing UCA's when you install the eibach kit? Ready lift makes it seem like it's an absolute must to run anything larger than stock tires. I'm looking to run 275/65s or 285/60s on my stock rims. Maybe....the ridge grapplers in 35x11.50s if they'll fit. Somehow Readylift is claiming they'll fit with their 2.25" kit.
What tires are you planning on running with that kit? Also, I see that you're in MD. Who is doing the install.
In other news, did anyone see the pictures on the Readylift FB page a couple of weeks ago claiming that someone was running the 35x11.50 Ridge Grapplers on stock rims with no rubbing and only their 2.25" kit???
Has anyone done the Readylift 2.25" kit with UCAs on a 17 Silverado and run 275/65r20s? I searched and couldn't find that exact setup. Unfortunately, I have the stamped steel control arms and everything I read says they are trash with a level so I figure I should go with something that swaps them out.
Any issues with fit with the 275/65 Ridge Grapplers? I swore I'd never go Nitto again after I blew through two sets of Terra Grapplers way too quickly on previous rides, but I keep hearing fantastic things about the RGs.
According to the "Technical CSR" I've been emailing about these for the last few months, the current status is "They are due in anytime now, waiting on spring coating."