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As promised. 7.5" RCX lift with Falken Wild Peak A/T 305/55r20. What I didn't anticipate was the front wheels sticking out further than the rear after the lift. I'm definitely going to have to get spacers to even it out. They're definitely too small, but will suffice temporarily.

Lol someone skipped leg day.

 

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As promised. 7.5" RCX lift with Falken Wild Peak A/T 305/55r20. What I didn't anticipate was the front wheels sticking out further than the rear after the lift. I'm definitely going to have to get spacers to even it out. They're definitely too small, but will suffice temporarily.

 

If my body were a truck, after my workout yesterday I feel equivalent to a truck stuffed with huge tires. Something like this..

 

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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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Your truck looks great! Do you have the 6.2?

Thanks man, Yes 6.2 with Tow package and 3.42 gears.

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Got my lift and stuff ordered. Can't wait. Decided to go with the zone 6.5, 20x9 fuel mavericks, 35" Firestone destination MTs and 1.75" rear wheel spacers. Pumped

 

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Got my lift and stuff ordered. Can't wait. Decided to go with the zone 6.5, 20x9 fuel mavericks, 35" Firestone destination MTs and 1.75" rear wheel spacers. Pumped

 

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Can't wait to see it finished!

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Who's running a 4.5" zone with about 0 ish offset and 33" I wanna make sure I won't look like I'm 'skipping leg day'?

Thanks!

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Can't wait to see it finished!

I'm gonna get 35x12.5r20 trail grapplers instead, they run big tho. My wheels will be +14 offset I'm hoping they won't rub!

 

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Hello All,

 

I'm new to the Forum and looking to purchase some 22x12 -44 offset w/ (305/50/22) for my 2015 GMC Denali 2wd. What lift is needed that will allow no rubbing or cutting? I've serach through the forum and didn't find any thread similar to my set-up.. Thanks in advance. What lift kit is the best?

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I'm gonna get 35x12.5r20 trail grapplers instead, they run big tho. My wheels will be +14 offset I'm hoping they won't rub!

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If the Trails weren't so dang expensive I would have run those too. They do have a cool as hell kinda look to em.

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Thanks man, Yes 6.2 with Tow package and 3.42 gears.

How do you like the 35s with the 3.42s? Any plans on regearing in the future?

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I did have plans to do so, but after I did the install and had the alignment done. I paid close attention to its driving manners and I see no reason or signs of it struggling.

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finally got my truck back -

 

4.5" zone lift, 18x9 +0, 295/70/18 Nitto Trail grapplers

 

I love it. extremely happy with the outcome. I MAY do an AAL as the rear seems to sit just below the front...but not sure yet.

 

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Lift getting finished up

Lifted - for comparison

lifted -2

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