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I have an 09' CC 1500 4wd z71 with the aluminum engine block. I measured from the fender lips to the floor along the centerline of the wheels. I was parked in my garage (level surface). The front measures 37" and the rear measures 38-3/8". Just curious how this compares to other trucks?

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I have an 09' CC 1500 4wd z71 with the aluminum engine block. I measured from the fender lips to the floor along the centerline of the wheels. I was parked in my garage (level surface). The front measures 37" and the rear measures 38-3/8". Just curious how this compares to other trucks?

 

When I installed my Rough Country 2" leveling kit, I took before and after measurements:

 

* Before Measurements: LF-36 3/8", RF-36 3/8", LR-38 3/4", RR-39"

 

* After Measurement: LF-38 1/4", RF-38 1/4", LR-38 7/8", RR-39"

 

I gained an even 1 7/8" front lift, and maintained a slight rake of 5/8" - 3/4".

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I have Bils 1500s on ..rear is 38 3/8s and Front 37 1/2 with Bil set on first slot from bottom slot. Tires are one size up 275s...so rear is about the same and the front is up 1/2 or so with the bils first slot up.

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I have Bils 1500s on ..rear is 38 3/8s and Front 37 1/2 with Bil set on first slot from bottom slot. Tires are one size up 275s...so rear is about the same and the front is up 1/2 or so with the bils first slot up.

 

I hope to get the bilstein 5100 put in the front today. If I were to set them to the first slot from the bottom could I fit 33s?

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The rear should be higher than the front. Reason, when you put any load in the rear it will level out the truck. Also take off your spare tire I bet the rear height will increase an 1" +

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The rear should be higher than the front. Reason, when you put any load in the rear it will level out the truck. Also take off your spare tire I bet the rear height will increase an 1" +

 

LOL...

 

If my spare tire squats the rear suspension 1", I am in trouble when I haul something.

 

I was considering a leveling kit but after measuring it I really do not know if I will even mess with it unless I eventually add rear blocks also to increase overall ground clearance.

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The rear should be higher than the front. Reason, when you put any load in the rear it will level out the truck. Also take off your spare tire I bet the rear height will increase an 1" +

 

LOL...

 

If my spare tire squats the rear suspension 1", I am in trouble when I haul something.

 

I was considering a leveling kit but after measuring it I really do not know if I will even mess with it unless I eventually add rear blocks also to increase overall ground clearance.

 

 

:) And not to mention you're SOL if you get a flat. (Though I was SOL with my spare . . . but that's a different thread)

  • 4 years later...
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Not sure if you were looking for stock or lifted, but I installed the RCX 4.75 inch combo kit. Im sitting at 42" all around even. Getting my tires this friday coming up. Should bump it up an inch or so.

 

 

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  • 5 years later...
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I put a RC leveling kit on my 2005 chevy Silverado. It look great then I overloaded it and actually bent my rear springs went from 39 inches to 37. Changed the rear spring and it didn't change at all. Anyone have a issue like that. Before I put the kit on I was 36 front and 37 rear. After the kit I was 39 all around. Any idea if i bent something else. I am at a lose right now.

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