2014+ Suspension Lifts

Justin5352 · October 16, 2015

Got my new tow mirrors put on... now I just need to tint the amber on them and on the headlights

What brand and model wheels are those?

fuse36 · October 16, 2015

What brand and model wheels are those?

whats the model number on those tow mirrors. I have a 2014 max tow Silverado 1500 LTZ and was wanting those mirrors. My truck looks like yours.

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crafferty · October 16, 2015

What brand and model wheels are those?

whats the model number on those tow mirrors. I have a 2014 max tow Silverado 1500 LTZ and was wanting those mirrors. My truck looks like yours.

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Those are just thr stock GM tow mirrors for the 1500.

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DetroitTarpon · October 16, 2015

I'm new to this site and think I posted in wrong section. On my 3rd truck. Just bought a 15' GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab. Added Iron Cross Patroit Boards, mud flaps and XTang Folding Tonneau Cover. I've never nor do I know anything about lift suspension but sure would love to lift my truck. This is my 3rd truck and would love to get it up a bit higher. I also have Eagle LS2 P275/55R20 and don't want to change them if I don't have to. I want my truck to look level and tires aligned. I'm not looking to do any off-roading. It's simply for looks. The truck dealer near me recommended a 4.5" lift for Zone. I still need to be able to get into hospital/parking garages in downtown areas. So 4.5" is the max for me. Any and all advice is appreciated! If I can have the truck look the same but lifted up a bit would be great. I'm hoping my current tires and wheels would fine and not out of place? Thanks so much!

Z71Eptx · October 17, 2015

Hey bud did you do the 4.75 RC with control arms or without

rough country 4.75 lift, 20x10 Moto Metal 970's with - 24 offset, 305/55R20 Toyo Open Country AT II's Extreme. Minor rubbing in reverse at full lock on the plastic trim. Not bad at all.

1badtie · October 18, 2015

if i have a 2.5" rough country level on the front only would i have to remove it in order to put a 4-5 inch lift on?

i noticed a lot of these lift kits still have rake and i do not like the rake i like a nice leveled look.

mrhonestlyinsane · October 18, 2015

if i have a 2.5" rough country level on the front only would i have to remove it in order to put a 4-5 inch lift on?

i noticed a lot of these lift kits still have rake and i do not like the rake i like a nice leveled look.

Depends on what you are doing ? If you were doing a combo lift all it is a leveling kit and a body lift.

which is what the 4.75 lift is. except the fact it drops your diff also to give you a little more suspension lift. Alot of people do not like this lifts because they stress out the ball joint and cv axles.

I just picked up a rough country 5 inch bracket lift and they advertise that it levels the truck i for one do not like it completely level , but I have a helper spring in the back . I picked up the kit for 1000.00 plus 59.00 ship from an ebay retailer with a best offer and got it . that's 200 less than buying from rough country. For that price I could not see doing a lesser lift. Keep in mind its a lot of metal cutting if you are doing it yourself as I will be. I will post the results when I am done and some fender heights.

1badtie · October 18, 2015

Depends on what you are doing ? If you were doing a combo lift all it is a leveling kit and a body lift.

which is what the 4.75 lift is. except the fact it drops your diff also to give you a little more suspension lift. Alot of people do not like this lifts because they stress out the ball joint and cv axles.

I just picked up a rough country 5 inch bracket lift and they advertise that it levels the truck i for one do not like it completely level , but I have a helper spring in the back . I picked up the kit for 1000.00 plus 59.00 ship from an ebay retailer with a best offer and got it . that's 200 less than buying from rough country. For that price I could not see doing a lesser lift. Keep in mind its a lot of metal cutting if you are doing it yourself as I will be. I will post the results when I am done and some fender heights.

Yes I was thinking abt just adding the RC 1.25" body lift. Is that the combo lift you are talking abt?

I haven't seen a combo lift that lowers the diff do u have a link?

mrhonestlyinsane · October 18, 2015

If you go to the rough country website look at the 4.75 kit. It is a combo between the 3.50 kit and the body lift

zoomiejr2 · October 19, 2015

6" fabtech lift on 35x12.5 nitto trail grapplers on 20" fuels

Specs on wheels? Any rubbing? And is this the gen2 or gen 1 kit

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zoomiejr2 · October 19, 2015

35x12.5x20 Trail Grapplers with 20x9 Fuel Krank. 0 offset and 5" backspace

Fuel is +1 not 0. And they don't look like +1. Mine stick out more. I would bet the are 14 or 20. I would check to make sure you didn't get the wrong rims. I could be wrong but they don't look like they are out enough

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scottsglock17 · October 19, 2015

Fuel is +1 not 0. And they don't look like +1. Mine stick out more. I would bet the are 14 or 20. I would check to make sure you didn't get the wrong rims. I could be wrong but they don't look like they are out enough

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Yes I know. It was a typo. Look at my sig. They are +1

zoomiejr2 · October 19, 2015

Yes I know. It was a typo. Look at my sig. They are +1

Ok thanks for the clarification

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scottsglock17 · October 19, 2015

Ok thanks for the clarification

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You are welcome. I made the error in a couple of posts. Tried to correct them, but it must have been to late I guess. Hope that helps you out some. If your tires stick out more, do you have 20x9 or 20x10 wheels? Or do you have spacers on your wheels? I do not have spacers on mine.