Silverado/sierra Leveled Picture Request

Mossyoakglock · October 8, 2009

Currently, I have the RC leveling kit on my truck with the 1" section. When I need new tires, I'm wanting to go with the Cooper Zeon LTZ in either the stock size or one size up. I have the 275/55r20s right now. When I do that, I want to put the full 2 inches up front and then get a 3" block to keep a little rake on the truck for towing and hauling.

I know this might be a little too specific, but does anybody have any pictures of a NNBS with a 2" kit up front and a 3" block out back, maybe on stock tires? I want to see how it will look with that much level and stock tires and I can decide then if I want to go with a stock size again or go up a size, probably either 275/60r20 or 285/50r20.

Thanks everybody.

Zak_LScrew · October 8, 2009

If I were you I would just go with an Add A Leaf in the rear and keep your factory blocks. I was told some aftermarket blocks are not contoured properly and will start to rock. I used a set of BDS and it not only gave me a little rake again but also added 400 pounds more carrying capacity. I have the RC 2" up front but sorry no stock 20"s

jonathansnyder · October 8, 2009

I've got an 07 Ext Cab w/ Cooper Zeon LTZ's in 275/60-20 and aftermarket wheels and a 2" leveling kit. Not exactly what you're looking for, but you can use your imagination I suppose. If you want to see it let me know.

BuckFeverZ · October 8, 2009

Z71Chev has that set-up, but again not with 20's.

Ron505 · October 8, 2009

Not exactly what you asked for, but here's mine with 2" and add-a-leafs....oh, and 305/60-18's.

sierrawhite160 · October 9, 2009

that truck looks good ron! what brand of add a leafs are you running? lookin at that as a soon to some mod, after the stereo system and grille. got the 2" level up front, but its just too "level"

Ron505 · October 9, 2009

Thanks Jeff. I got the add-a-leafs with my level kit....so Tough Country I guess.

Mossyoakglock · October 9, 2009

Bowtie, can you post pics if you don't mind? It's close enough to what I'm looking for, so it will give me an idea on what I want to do. As for the AAL, how much more lift do they give you for the rear? I'm only looking to get around 1" or so to keep it close to level, but with just a little rake. How hard are the AAL's to put in and what manfucturer do you recommend?

Here is my truck as it sits right now with just the 1" block up front. Basically I want to bring the front up one more inch and then bring the back up 1" to keep the same stance the truck has now.

SJP12 · October 9, 2009

I've got an 07 Ext Cab w/ Cooper Zeon LTZ's in 275/60-20 and aftermarket wheels and a 2" leveling kit. Not exactly what you're looking for, but you can use your imagination I suppose. If you want to see it let me know.

let see it!

Porter_ · October 10, 2009

Bowtie, can you post pics if you don't mind? It's close enough to what I'm looking for, so it will give me an idea on what I want to do. As for the AAL, how much more lift do they give you for the rear? I'm only looking to get around 1" or so to keep it close to level, but with just a little rake. How hard are the AAL's to put in and what manfucturer do you recommend?

Here is my truck as it sits right now with just the 1" block up front. Basically I want to bring the front up one more inch and then bring the back up 1" to keep the same stance the truck has now.

Mossyoakglock, i'm considering the same path as you: 2" level and raise the rear up another inch with 275/60/R20. In the mean time until my current LS2's wear out, i'm also considering just a 1" level up front like you have. i'd like to see more pics of your truck as it sits right now, if it's not too much hassle. it's very difficult to find pics of NNBS trucks with only a 1" level.

i've been collecting pics of leveled trucks for a while now to get a feel for what i want to do. these are from someone's thread here on gm-trucks...can't remember from who. (whoever's truck this is, if you don't want these pics re-posted PM me and i'll pull them)

2" level, 3" blocks, 285/65/R18. i think the stance of this truck is perfect.