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Where did you get the 1.75" rear block? The RC website lists the block in the 2.5" kit as a 2" rear block. Does the kit actually contain a 1.75" or did you use a different block?

 

I had the RC 3.5 kit installed for a little while but didnt like the ride quality and it caused some steering issues. So i took it out of the front, but left the back block in. I thought it was 1.75" over stock but cant remember for sure. It does give the truck a nice little rake though. planning on putting in a zone 1.5 body lift to get it where i want.

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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/

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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
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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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I had the RC 3.5 kit installed for a little while but didnt like the ride quality and it caused some steering issues. So i took it out of the front, but left the back block in. I thought it was 1.75" over stock but cant remember for sure. It does give the truck a nice little rake though. planning on putting in a zone 1.5 body lift to get it where i want.

It looks great. Don't suppose you have a pic directly at the side while it's sitting on level ground?

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It looks great. Don't suppose you have a pic directly at the side while it's sitting on level ground?

 

thanks, if its not too dark after work i will get a pic

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It looks great. Don't suppose you have a pic directly at the side while it's sitting on level ground?

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Man that looks good. It's darn close to level with just a slight rake. You still rocking the factory tires? What size are they?

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lockey14s

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Man that looks good. It's darn close to level with just a slight rake. You still rocking the factory tires? What size are they?

 

thanks! no where close to completion but its a start. waiting to wear out the factory tires (275/55r20) and then putting on toyo AT's 295/55R20

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MTB10

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Just got my new truck, lifted it and put tires on right away.

GMC Sierra 2015 Elevation Edition

Lift:

Rough Country 2.5 inch level with RC rear block

Tires:

275/65/20 Toyo Open Country C/T (34.3")

Very happy with this choice was going to go with the BFG KO2 but they are on back order till the end of the month. The Toyo's are great a bit louder then KO2 but ride good.

Pics:

When I got it:

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After lift and tires:

With air deflector on
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No air deflector:
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Will get better pics up tomorrow
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Just got my new truck, lifted it and put tires on right away.

GMC Sierra 2015 Elevation Edition

Lift:

Rough Country 2.5 inch level with RC rear block

Tires:

275/65/20 Toyo Open Country C/T (34.3")

Very happy with this choice was going to go with the BFG KO2 but they are on back order till the end of the month. The Toyo's are great a bit louder then KO2 but ride good.

Pics:

When I got it:

jfxnut.jpg

28h2zvp.jpg

After lift and tires:

 

With air deflector on

 

2uzwf9y.jpg

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No air deflector:

 

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Will get better pics up tomorrow

 

Got specs on the Ford my friend wants a setup like that

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First sweet truck and digging the GTR!

Second, whats the measurements of the fenders to the ground on the front and back?

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