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Yes I had to trim some. They catch in reverse it's tight but not unmanageable. Most trimming was done on the wheel well plastic.

I had to trim my front valence, lots of room in the back of the wheel well though

 

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Anyone running the Zone 6.5" lift with the the add a leaf? If so, how much rake do you have now?

 

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Ok...hoping someone has had experience with this. I have a 3-month old 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 with 1200 miles on it. I had the 6" lift put on about 6 weeks ago with 500 miles on it. Today, I'm driving down the road and the traction control and abs lights come on the dash. It says that I need to service Stabilitrak and ABS. I checked the cables in the front to make sure nothing is stretched out or disconnected...everything looks fine. I've driven it a couple of times since, the lights have remained on.

 

I did go over a speed bump at about 40mph yesterday (didn't see it), but this didn't seem like it was a big deal at the time. Also, the steering wheel lock seemed to have trouble engaging twice today after I parked and shut it off. Strange, but again, nothing serious. I baby this truck.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

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try bring it to auto zone let them put The code reader on and reset it. Maybe it's something stupid that rattled loose. Probably easier than dealing with The dealers BS

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try bring it to auto zone let them put The code reader on and reset it. Maybe it's something stupid that rattled loose. Probably easier than dealing with The dealers BS

I have a superchips programmer that reads codes, but it doesn't seen any. Are the codes for my problem something the superchips programmer won't see and the auto zone reader will?

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Ok...hoping someone has had experience with this. I have a 3-month old 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 with 1200 miles on it. I had the 6" lift put on about 6 weeks ago with 500 miles on it. Today, I'm driving down the road and the traction control and abs lights come on the dash. It says that I need to service Stabilitrak and ABS. I checked the cables in the front to make sure nothing is stretched out or disconnected...everything looks fine. I've driven it a couple of times since, the lights have remained on.

 

I did go over a speed bump at about 40mph yesterday (didn't see it), but this didn't seem like it was a big deal at the time. Also, the steering wheel lock seemed to have trouble engaging twice today after I parked and shut it off. Strange, but again, nothing serious. I baby this truck.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

Some people had troubles with this, I would go back to the shop that did the work get them to look at it.

 

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Anyone running the Zone 6.5" lift with the the add a leaf? If so, how much rake do you have now?

 

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I'm running it with no leaf and a 5 inch block and I'm at 45 inches on all 4 corners

 

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Sweet rig!

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2015 LT, 7.5 in. Rough Country lift, Rough Country skid plate, Moto Metal MO962 20x12, Federal Couragia MT 35x12.50.

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2015 LT, 7.5 in. Rough Country lift, Rough Country skid plate, Moto Metal MO962 20x12, Federal Couragia MT 35x12.50.

Nice!

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2015 LT, 7.5 in. Rough Country lift, Rough Country skid plate, Moto Metal MO962 20x12, Federal Couragia MT 35x12.50.

Sharp truck.
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2015 LT, 7.5 in. Rough Country lift, Rough Country skid plate, Moto Metal MO962 20x12, Federal Couragia MT 35x12.50.

 

Any rubbing or major trimming with this set up?

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Any rubbing or major trimming with this set up?

Minor cutting on the lower valance. No rubbing at all.

Sharp truck.

Thanks!

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2015 LT, 7.5 in. Rough Country lift, Rough Country skid plate, Moto Metal MO962 20x12, Federal Couragia MT 35x12.50.

Beautiful Truck I was thinking of the 20x9 962's on mine with a 2.5" level with some 33x12.5x20's.

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Beautiful Truck I was thinking of the 20x9 962's on mine with a 2.5" level with some 33x12.5x20's.

Thanks brother! Yeah sound good. You could pull that set up off easily. Where you looking for the wheels and tires?

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