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  1. TheTicketTX
    bds runs 2.0 fox rears in all their kits. Hit bumps of decent size at more than 30 mph and let me know... lol front coilovers are fine. If I was getting a bds kit I’d wait till fox releases the new 2.5’s For 19-20 models instead of custom fitted 2.5’s from The 2007-2018 models. Also, they’ll be releasing their new 2.5 rears as well for the 19-20 year models (I’m assuming they’ll be an option in future bds kits... at least I hope so at the price point)
  2. TheTicketTX
    100% agree. I would of gone BDS but don’t see the cost matching up with what you get. They are still running those trash 2.0’s in the rear... You get more bang for your buck with the FilthyMotorsports kits
  3. TheTicketTX
    https://iconvehicledynamics.com/accessory/15368/icon-accessories-19-up-gm-1500-tubular-uca-dj-kit/
  4. TheTicketTX
    You should be fine. If anything maybe just bracket removal behind mud flap
  5. TheTicketTX
    Mud guard and interior if you want zero rub issues, also depends on rim as well and if it has offset
  6. TheTicketTX
    Great set of billets. These delta joint ICONs are just as great and a little more budget friendly https://iconvehicledynamics.com/accessory/15368/icon-accessories-19-up-gm-1500-tubular-uca-dj-kit/
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    2. You are correct. I know people off-roading with the lower spacer have had big issues
  8. TheTicketTX
    Definitely misread the original question haha. Sorry for the confusion
  9. TheTicketTX
    Yes, he does
  10. TheTicketTX
    Those are 2007-2018 custom fitted models. Fox will even tell you they have new 2.5 and 3.0 models coming for 19-20 Chevy/GMC 1500’s. And yes, BDS is owned by Fox truck looks great!
  11. TheTicketTX
    1. 295/60/20 with front level and decent amount of trimming/tying back 2. Just no to the RC lower strut spacer, bad news (hence why they don't sell anymore) 3. IMO yes 4. AT4 with the 2.5" BDS Fox 2.5 Coilover setup all day everyday
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    I think bds and other custom suspension system companies have been custom fitting the 2007-2018 coil overs to fit the 19/20’s
  13. TheTicketTX
    Could of saved money and just bought an LT or LTZ or RST and added 1 inch lift. Why butcher the TB lift? Looks great, but hey, whatever works for you!
  14. TheTicketTX
    I’m only seeing the 2.0’s for AT4
  15. TheTicketTX
    For those interested. Fox will be releasing their 2.5 and 3.0 shocks and coilovers for 2019/2020 Chevy/GMC 1500 models in May (per inside employee at Camburg).
  16. TheTicketTX
    the kit you bought was a lift kit..... The standard level kit is just spacers and UCAs, and doesnt have the 4Hi issue... And of course, if you have the cash, go with BDS kit. Still sad they only give you fox 2.0's in the rear for the price you pay... (overpriced IMO for what you get)
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    you 100% sure on that?
  18. TheTicketTX
    I’m not knowledgeable on their LIFT kits, just their level kit, and it has no issues or “notes” saying not to use in Auto or 4Hi
  19. TheTicketTX
    Wonder if bds will update their kits.... those 2.0 rears are gaaaaaarbaaage
  20. TheTicketTX
    how much are all the parts for this upgrade?
  21. TheTicketTX
    That’s the super raked package ?
  22. TheTicketTX
    What was the cost?
  23. TheTicketTX
    Wait... is that a long bed?? ? edit: nvm haha, I see someone stated it’s a standard.... wow, don’t see very many of those
  24. TheTicketTX
    Apparently he wasn’t an expert...
  25. TheTicketTX
    It is. If you want it done right, ReadyLIFT is the only one in the game right now doing it right (as far as level kits are concerned)
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