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Alpha7

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  1. Kibbetech has a kit. https://www.kibbetech.com/collections/gm2500-3500-products/products/kibbetech-2011-2019-gm2500-3500-coilover-conversion-kit
  2. I have the same issue on my 2020 Silverado 2500HD LTZ Z71. its been ongoing for the past 3 months. it was at dealership already for glow plug issue and turning of on me for no reason after pulling off to the side of the road to wait for someone about 3-5 min
  3. The M-Rack has 6 attachment points on each side rail to secure it to your roof. The RackTec only has 3 per side.
  4. The cap in the back is the issue with the current Kc m-rack here are some pictures. I don’t really want mess with that cap on the top and then cause some sort of water leak issue so one option is to trim the curved part. I also contacted Racktec about their roof rack. They said it should fit since it doesn’t curve down but I have not seen one in person attached a picture below
  5. Great info. I have to head up to Alaska in December for work with my 2020 Silverado 2500hd diesel and have been researching this topic
  6. Thanks!! they are 18s
  7. Thank you!! Yeah that was the best fit for me and my application but, you are correct they are up there in price and there is no going back after. I just lucked out and was able to get a good deal. I agree that is a great option as long as you do the additional steps like you stated instead of a basic block leveling kit. I should have probably said “don’t bother with a basic leveling kit”. That my bad. The options that you mentioned so alíviate a lot of the issues with the basic leaving kits.
  8. Got rid of mine I take it Offroad and hate big wheels for that. I got 18in methods with 37s on them.
  9. Don’t bother with leaving kit. every shop I went to said that everyone that put a leveling kit on there 2500 hates it to either leave it as is and just put bigger tires if you want that can fit or put an actual suspension lift kit. One of the shops straight up just said they wouldn’t even do leveling kit on 2500s that it was just a waste of time and money. I went with the FabTech 6″ RTS LIFT KIT W/ FRONT DIRT LOGIC 2.25 RESI SHOCKS & REAR DIRT LOGIC 2.25 SHOCKS – K1160DL. With 37s Everybody kept giving me different ones to get and what they thought was best but when I talk to the shops that actually knew what they were doing they would ask me what my application was and how was going to be using my truck. I’m on the freeway most of the time, off road in areas that I need high clearance(for fun and for work at times)25-30% of the time , and I tow a 32 foot travel trailer once or twice a month. There are other brands of people said we’re better than fab tech but when it came down to it all things considered the fab tech was the best fit for me. They actually have a good ground clearance and keep the torsion bars tucked away unlike others that claim to have high clearance but have the torsion bars sticking down way out. I retained my towing and hauling capabilities from stock and the ride seems better.
  10. Don’t bother with leaving kit. every shop I went to said that everyone that put a leveling kit on there 2500 hates it to either leave it as is and just put bigger tires if you want that can fit or put an actual suspension lift kit. One of the shops straight up just said they wouldn’t even do leveling kit on 2500s that it was just a waste of time and money. I went with the FabTech 6″ RTS LIFT KIT W/ FRONT DIRT LOGIC 2.25 RESI SHOCKS & REAR DIRT LOGIC 2.25 SHOCKS – K1160DL. With 37s Everybody kept giving me different ones to get and what they thought was best but when I talk to the shops that actually knew what they were doing they would ask me what my application was and how was going to be using my truck. I’m on the freeway most of the time, off road in areas that I need high clearance(for fun and for work at times)25-30% of the time , and I tow a 32 foot travel trailer once or twice a month. There are other brands of people said we’re better than fab tech but when it came down to it all things considered the fab tech was the best fit for me. They actually have a good ground clearance and keep the torsion bars tucked away unlike others that claim to have high clearance but have the torsion bars sticking down way out. I retained my towing and hauling capabilities from stock and the ride seems better.
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