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Finally lifted my Denali and OMG!!!! The tires still rub a little and I'm not sure what I'm gonna do about that, I don't wanna cut anything but I don't really have the money right now to get a body lift + Installation after paying for the lift, tire mount, and driveshaft :freak: but it is so worth it! The Custom's Shop said it's the nicest truck they've ever seen so that was very nice and this was also the first BDS kit they've put in and they also said it's the nicest kit they've delt with, so if you're thinking BDS... Do it! But I will get a picture up asap i was away while it was getting worked on and got home tonight so too late to take pictures

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Sorry guys have been busy this week with basketball, ffa, and now acalympics yeah yeah truck people can be book smart too! Anyways, I don't think I will be busy tomorrow so I will get some pictures up!

 

PICS!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

What offset are your wheels, and how bad are the 35s rubbing?

 

And the offset is +18 and they rub terribly, I don't wanna cut my denali but it has to be done if I wanna be able to drive it :/

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What about getting different wheels. The place that installed the lift should be partly responsible if they were involved when you bought the new wheels. I wouldn't be cutting up a new vehicle. :dunno:

 

And quit with the excuses already and snap a few shots :crackup:

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I was told by a lift company that a suspension lift would cause the AWD Denali tranny and transfer case to vibrate. Has anyone experienced this?

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