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    Paul
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    Fort Worth, TX
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    2019 Silverado LT

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  1. Started out with a leveling kit but after a few months I went with 6in RC lift with skid plate strut spacers and N3 shocks. Air dam removal. Kept the Nitto G2 295/60 r20 since I already had them when I did the leveling kit. May upgrade to 35x12 later but with the 34s there was no rubbing or cutting needed and the acceleration is good. Fuel Rebel 20x10 are the rims. Side steps are also RC. Rides smooth as factory. Also added GM cold air intake and Black Widow exhaust.
  2. I've got 295 60 20 Nitto Terra Grappler on stock rims with a 2 inch level and they fit and ride perfectly. IMO 35s look better with at least a 3 or 4 inch lift. With the leveling kit the 34s look nice and don't look like they're stuffed in there. But either way they'll look better than factory tires.
  3. The same exact thing is happening on my 2019 LT. Especially when I turn right and up or down an incline like my driveway. Sometimes it's louder than others. I don't know what to do to fix it. I've got the noise narrowed down to the left rear. If I step into the left side of my rear bumper and bounce the bed a little bit it makes the noise once or twice and then goes away. But eventually it comes back. Only have 3000 miles on my truck and it just started doing this. It's one of those things that if I take it to the dealer I feel like I won't be able to replicate it enough for them to figure it out because sometimes it does it sometimes it doesn't but it's annoying as hell when it does. I have a 2 inch front level and the stock 20 inch rims but with 295 60 Nitto Terra Grappler. I saw on another thread somebody had a leveling kit and oversized tires on their truck and the dealer blamed the noise on that...
  4. 295 60 20 Nitto Terra Grappler G2 with 2 inch Rough Country level kit. No rubbing and rides nice. I had the old Terra grapplers on my old truck and they lasted forever. Nitto makes a solid tire.
  5. I have the GM CAI on my 2019 LT 5.3 looks like there is a couple of the Amsoil filters that might fit. Not sure if the 5.3 uses the same filter as the 6.2. Looks like the Amsoil filter is a good one. Keep us updated and please let me know how to use the GM trucks discount.
  6. You can fit 33's without a leveling kit with plenty of room. The stock wheels that came on my truck were 275 60 20 which is a 33. With the leveling kit you can go with a wider 33 or taller than 33. I have the 2 inch Rough Country level which is a bottom spacer with 295 60 20 Nitto Terra Grappler G2 and it rides nice. I don't know if a top or bottom spacer is supposed to be better but so far I like the bottom spacer on my truck.
  7. It's all good. No issues. Rides like factory. No rubbing. Tires do not stick out.
  8. I have a rough country 2in level on my 2 wheel drive LT 5.3 l and it looks good but from what I've seen and read online I think it takes less than 2 inches for trail bosses. If you look on the wheel and tire thread there are people who have done less than 2 inches leveling. There's a picture of my truck with the 2 inch level and Nitto Terra Grappler G2 295 60-20 tires.
  9. 2in Rough Country front level. 295/60/20 Nitto Terra Grappler G2 on stock wheels. No rub.
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