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how much do you pay for the transmission fluid service? I'm getting estimates of $350 in Southern California for my 6 speed.

Have you decided if you're still going to do the rear blocks? I'm getting ready to do this and am deciding if I should order the blocks now and do it while everything's already apart.

what kind of nerf bar do you have on there?

Hello all. I've got a 2017 Silverado 2wd on the stock 20" wheels. I am looking to put a mild lift on it just to raise it a bit and put slightly beefier tires. This is going to be mainly for looks. I have not and do not intend to take the truck offroading. I DO intend to tow a travel trailer with this truck though so I'd like something that won't interfere with tow capacity. Anyway, I am currently looking at the Eibach Pro-Truck Lift System that should give me the ride quality and the look I am after. My questions are the following: I am looking installing 2.25" rear blocks from Readylift. Do you guys find this to be a good combo for the Eibachs? I have read that for longevity's sake and since parts are already coming off I may as well replace the UCAs and endlinks while I'm at it. What are some good UCA's I should be looking at? I've seen Cognito, Kryptonite and Rough Country mentioned here. I was going to go ahead and replace the endlinks while I was at it too and decided on the Moogs endlinks - this good? I was thinking of ordering everything online as I get a military discount for a lot of these places and just having a shop do the install. Is that a smart move? Do you guys have a reasonable estimate for labor I should expect or is that too dependent on location? Thanks in advance for the help. I was previously in the import car scene before my Chevy so lifting is a bit foreign to me.

Is the 2.5" the highest setting?

Got it. Thanks for the info!

Is GM providing this for free? Do I just call and tell the dealer I want one of these?

I'm from Cam too! Mine's stock though.