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I downloaded the install instructions as well and it does not say the blocks are angled. 1305.pdf

The instructions don't say but mine are tapered 1/4"

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LivNLo94
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Did the BDS 6" with Fox shocks. 22x12 Sprockets on 33" Toyo MT's. Rides like stock, no rub no trimming.

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Crappy pic, but this was right after it pulled out of the garage last night. 4.5 zone with fox in the rear, 35x12.50r20 nitto ridge grapplers on stock elevation rims. Ride seems better then stock, i

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Here is my submission to this thread. Its my 2016 GMC All/Terrain 4x4 6.5" Zone with AAL, 35.4" Duratracs on stock 20" Denali wheels.          

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Truckin18 Enthusiast

Truckin18

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Is anyone running a 4in lift with 33s and 18in wheel??? If so can you post some pictures?

jjarach Enthusiast

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The instructions don't say but mine are tapered 1/4"

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The blocks on my truck do not look like that at all. They are a rectangle and Rough Country would not assist me at all. Now I know for sure that the rear blocks are the problem, uninstalling the kit this weekend.

jjarach Enthusiast

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The blocks on my truck do not look like that at all. They are a rectangle and Rough Country would not assist me at all. Now I know for sure that the rear blocks are the problem, uninstalling the kit this weekend.

Rough Country said that only the 3.5 inch kit has angled blocks, would not send me new blocks even after showing them your picture and a picture of the blocks on my truck.

Spate47 Enthusiast

Spate47

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Finally got her back from the shop. Went with the FTS 7" and 295/70r18 Cooper ST MAXX's. Love the way she turned out. Now to log some miles for the BB tune and get some power back underneath.

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Finally got her back from the shop. Went with the FTS 7" and 295/70r18 Cooper ST MAXX's. Love the way she turned out. Now to log some miles for the BB tune and get some power back underneath.

Outstanding.......

1badtie Enthusiast

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Rough Country said that only the 3.5 inch kit has angled blocks, would not send me new blocks even after showing them your picture and a picture of the blocks on my truck.

 

i just ordered 2 sets of the 2.5 inch level kit (one for my truck and one for my dads) the rear blocks in both sets are defiantly angled. i just looked at them in the box under a light defiantly an angle to them.

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Finally got her back from the shop. Went with the FTS 7" and 295/70r18 Cooper ST MAXX's. Love the way she turned out. Now to log some miles for the BB tune and get some power back underneath. Truck looks awesome!!

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Just got mine back from the shop!

 

Rough Country 7.5"
20X9 (+20mm) Fuel Nutz
35X12.50R20 Nitto Trail Grappler
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Robert.jean1 Enthusiast

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I like that!!! Congratulations. Could you do me a favor and measure those Trails? I know what size you said but I also know that sometimes the true size isn't really 35/12.5r20

 

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Just got mine back from the shop!

 

Rough Country 7.5"

20X9 (+20mm) Fuel Nutz

35X12.50R20 Nitto Trail Grappler

Chadwilliam1 Enthusiast

Chadwilliam1

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I may be in the wrong spot. I leved out my truck with the rancho quick lifts. I do not like the look of it. The rear is about a 1/2 inch higher, I want to lift the rear about one inch or 1-1/2. I miss the rake, the truck squats to easily when there is a load in it.

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Hey guys I've had my 2015 Silverado for a few months now I had a 2012 Silverado with s 2.5 level in the front with 2" lift blocks in the rear it sat around same hight as a 2500 and this new truck sits way to low for my liking and for mounting my plow.The 2012 ended up getting hit one morning down at school and then totaled. So now I am looking to go with a 3.5 rc suspension lift for my new truck just wondering if anyone has had any issues when it comes to warranty on the vehicle. I doubt I will have any issues with my dealer as my family has been dealing with them for quite some time just want to be sure I won't have any issues with the 3.5" liftpost-144215-0-03725400-1441154190_thumb.jpgpost-144215-0-50568800-1441154218_thumb.jpgpost-144215-0-67095400-1441154806_thumb.jpgpost-144215-0-26499400-1441154681_thumb.jpgpost-144215-0-96267300-1441154448_thumb.jpg

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