2014+ Suspension Lifts

[anthony2558]

Helper bags will keep it level and you can air them up for added support when towing/hauling

 

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I've never been an fan of air bags tho. Ive had them in lowered and lifted trucks and they always seem to leak. Have any recommendations on a good company.

 

 

 

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Edited April 21, 2014 by anthony2558

[zach1990]

I don't personally have any experience with them but the one I've seen recommended the most are the firestone ride rite air bags. I went with the 3" block when I leveled my 2000 Sierra for the same reason and the rake is starting to annoy me when I look at it

 

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[jacobyzf]

procomp 6"

 

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[anthony2558]

So I did some looking around. I have found a product by the name superspring. They seem to be just what I'm looking for to suit my needs. Anyone have experience with these.

 

http://shop.supersprings.com/p/supersprings-ssa8

 

 

 

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[M J]

First post in four years!

Thoughts on this article? I've heard that this is not true, but wanted to see what ya'll had to say.

http://www.maxtracsuspension.com/blog/2014-silverado-sierra-1500-parts-fitment-update/#.U1Xkflfij-A

[JustABlackZ71]

First post in four years!

 

Thoughts on this article? I've heard that this is not true, but wanted to see what ya'll had to say.

 

http://www.maxtracsuspension.com/blog/2014-silverado-sierra-1500-parts-fitment-update/#.U1Xkflfij-A

 

 

There 3" leveling lift looks intresting hmm..

[stevencox93]

Fabtech 4" lift, 295/60/20 trail grapplers on 20" BMF REPR's

What mpgs are you seeing with that setup?

[brettls1]

I also have a Black Bear 91+ octane tune, 4.10 gears, cold air intake, and exhaust. 35-60mph its 17-20mpg. 60-80mph its 13-15mpg.

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[Mike1220]

I also have a Black Bear 91+ octane tune, 4.10 gears, cold air intake, and exhaust. 35-60mph its 17-20mpg. 60-80mph its 13-15mpg.

Do you remember the numbers from before the tune? Or did it come before the lift? Also do you have a tonneau cover? Just curious. I know I saw 16 MPGs on my truck @ 80 mph and it's just leveled with stock rims and stock street tires. Put on a tonneau and started getting 22-23 at 75-80.

 

 

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[brettls1]

No cover on it and with just the lift, tires and wheels and cold air intake it never got over 13mpg anywhere.

[ChevyTrucks_95]

Really? I have 4" suspension and 1.5" body lift and 35" mud terrain tires and I am getting 17-19 mpg going 80mph. I did program with hypertech max energy programmer. That may have helped.

[stevencox93]

Really? I have 4" suspension and 1.5" body lift and 35" mud terrain tires and I am getting 17-19 mpg going 80mph. I did program with hypertech max energy programmer. That may have helped.

Really 19mpg? is it mainly flat there?

[ChevyTrucks_95]

Really 19mpg? is it mainly flat there?

[Mike1220]

Really? I have 4" suspension and 1.5" body lift and 35" mud terrain tires and I am getting 17-19 mpg going 80mph. I did program with hypertech max energy programmer. That may have helped.

That's incredible mileage for a truck that's 5.5" higher + 35" MUD tires! Is that hand calculated mileage or DIC?

 

 

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[ChevyTrucks_95]

That's incredible mileage for a truck that's 5.5" higher + 35" MUD tires! Is that hand calculated mileage or DIC?

 

 

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That is what my truck had on its DIC.