2014+ Leveling Kits

[CptMcSaug]

No block for me

[pvirga88]

Initially had just the Pro Comp 2.25" level installed on my '14 Silverado. after driving it for about 3000 miles it needs to have some rake back. The completely level look is a little to level for me.. today I picked up a Pro Comp 2" block kit from my local 4 Wheel parts. Getting it installed next week. Now I need new tires LOL the OEM 265/65R18'S are not going to cut it anymore. Any suggestions? Not looking to change Wheels at this point in want to go as big as I can without trimming. Thanks

[l1nk3d]

 

 

Yes please I want to see pics of this! Want this setup, but not sure if it will work.

Here ya go...

 

 

 

 

[austinleonhardt]

 

Sorry for thread jacking, but what guard is this?

[austinleonhardt]

It's a Westin HDX. I ordered it from www.carid.com because that's where I found it the cheapest. It was a hell of a lot cheaper than the shops around town too.

[Trailmaster308]

Here ya go...

That looks awesome. So you have the stock block in the rear correct?

[CptMcSaug]

2" RC with factory wheels and tires getting some new wheels and Cooper Discover AT3S 275/60/20 this week

Edited March 14, 2015 by CptMcSaug

[l1nk3d]

That looks awesome. So you have the stock block in the rear correct?

Thanks! Yes stock block in rear. I'm loving them so far.

[Asells]

Quick question for you guys. I have a 2" level that im going to install then get wheels and tires. Is it ok to install the leveling kit and get it aligned with the stock tires or wait till i get different ones?

[14x4]

Quick question for you guys. I have a 2" level that im going to install then get wheels and tires. Is it ok to install the leveling kit and get it aligned with the stock tires or wait till i get different ones?

Yes that's ok. You don't have to wait until you get your new wheels and tires.

[CptMcSaug]

What helper bags are ypu guys towing with?

[txhunter21]

Ok guys I have a question that yall might know. This may not be the best thread but is there a tire/ wheel calculator to tell you the total weight of each tire/ wheel. For instance what weighs more a 20" rim or a 17" with the same tire on it? Thanks ahead of time.

[Aldila]

20" will weigh more most of time, in my experience. Lots of wheels like fuel, give weights for their wheels. Toyo/Nitto give their weights, as I'm sure most do. I've always just did the math for whatever wheel/tire combo I was thinking about getting.

Edited March 16, 2015 by Aldila

[CptMcSaug]

Tread depot will give you tire weights

[txhunter21]

20" will weigh more most of time, in my experience. Lots of wheels like fuel, give weights for their wheels. Toyo/Nitto give their weights, as I'm sure most do. I've always just did the math for whatever wheel/tire combo I was thinking about getting.

Yeah I've thought that 20's would weigh more and have a bigger impact on mpg but i was jw on yalls opinion