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Saleenpowr
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So i put my RC 2" level kit and Toyo 295/55/20's on this weekend. Install was simple, just like on my 2011. It definitely helps to have an extra set of hands when wedging that spacer in there. 295/

Saleenpowr
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Thanks. Here is one more from yesterday. Considering we're getting 8-10 inches of rain the next two days, I won't be taking any better pics soon.  

FH212
FH212

Mine is finally done! After months of research I went with the RC 2.5" level kit front only, stock rear block. 20"x9" Fuel Nutz w/ +1 offset, 33x12.50x20 Toyo M/T tires. No rubbing, No trimming, yet a

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Clocked92 Enthusiast

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I ordered a pair of 5100's this afternoon. Can't wait until they get here!

 

Now time to do some tire shopping!

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Tim Rasmussen Enthusiast

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2" Rough Country - 275/65r20 BFG AT K02

 

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Truck looks great... This is the look i am gonna go for.. But I'm thinking really hard about doing the bilstein's 5100 instead.. But hope to get the same look with the same tires.. With your setup do you think the Weathertech no drill mud flaps will still be able to be used when turning front tires?

 

Again nice looking truck!!

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dkwince Enthusiast

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Truck looks great... This is the look i am gonna go for.. But I'm thinking really hard about doing the bilstein's 5100 instead.. But hope to get the same look with the same tires.. With your setup do you think the Weathertech no drill mudflaps will still be able to be used when turning front tires?

 

Again nice looking truck!!

 

Tim

 

 

Thanks! I haven't seen what they look like inside the wheel well, but I can only imagine it would make things very close when its already a close call as is.

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p7m89mm

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Just got my lift done two days ago and wheels and tires done yesterday. 2016 All Terrain. Readylift 2.25" with Method NV 17x8.5 0 offset wrapped in 285/70/17 Duratracs. No rub. Rear mud flaps, Go Rhino RB10s, and GM/Borla exhaust are ordered. Quick cell phone pics...

 

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6D9 Matt Enthusiast

6D9 Matt

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So is the Suspensionmaxx kit the only leveling option currently MADE for the Denali's with magnetic ride? I know some mentioning Motofab, etc but these are kits where the shop moves around the sensor's themselves.

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Do you think the 285s or 295s on stock rims would fit width wise without rubbing on a RC 2.5 level?

I would think so. Initially, I had just a 2" level with 305s and the slightest rub at full lock in reverse. Of course it depends on how tall you go as well.

Clocked92 Enthusiast

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I'm going with Bilstein 5100's here in the next week or so. I want to put them on their highest setting for the most amount of lift in the front. How will my ride quality compare to stock if they are at the max setting?

beast 10 Enthusiast

beast 10

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I'm going with Bilstein 5100's here in the next week or so. I want to put them on their highest setting for the most amount of lift in the front. How will my ride quality compare to stock if they are at the max setting?

From what I have read ride quality will be nice but just a bit stiffer. I'm putting on the RC 2 inch this weekend and if I do not like the look of it (nose high) I will be getting the 5100's.

Trucknali1 Enthusiast

Trucknali1

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So...what's the verdict then on leveling kits with magnetic suspension on my 2016 Denali? Do I need a specific kit? I know I want a 2" level, but no clue what route to go on manufacturer. Help!

5RWill Enthusiast

5RWill

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Just got my lift done two days ago and wheels and tires done yesterday. 2016 All Terrain. Readylift 2.25" with Method NV 17x8.5 0 offset wrapped in 285/70/17 Duratracs. No rub. Rear mud flaps, Go Rhino RB10s, and GM/Borla exhaust are ordered. Quick cell phone pics...

 

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God i love methods looks phenomenal

quail hound Enthusiast

quail hound

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I just put the Bilstein 5100s set at the highest level on my truck. Its still a bit taller in the rear but a much better stance than stock. Soon to have 285/70r17 bfg a/t ko2s pending funds.

 

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Victor Ferreira Enthusiast

Victor Ferreira

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I have a 2.5in leveling kit here that I was going to install, but I decided to not get bigger tires.

 

I think the 2.5" on stock tires will look stupid, so I think a 2" level is the way to go for me on stock tire size...

 

 

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geswek Enthusiast

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My buddy just had a level kit installed that was the top strut version. His guy said it had better ride quality than the lower strut block I'm doing.

 

Is that true? Am I sacrificing for a super rough ride?

 

 

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