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14 silverado with 2.5 rough country leveling kit with 20x10 Hostile Sprocket wheels laced with 33x12.5r20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. I did minor plastic cutting with no rub. I was told it couldn't be done and it was easily doneattachicon.gifIMG_20161229_163643_472.jpg

Did you put in the taller rear block as well, or just do the front with the 2.5? Also, do you happen to have post install measurements?? I have the 2.5 kit as well, but I'm unsure exactly what final measurements I want to shoot for. I haven't been able to get much info on DC's from other members as most seem to have the CC. I feel like the DC has a little bit different "dynamic" (not exactly the word I was looking for but it'll suffice haha) in regards to getting it to appear level than the CC's.

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I got my 2015 leveled yesterday with 285/75r18s on stock wheels. 2.25" readylift. e9fb32455eb6e7a1ab4290d687ba3600.jpg4f06d63c867457887ff070665de117df.jpg

 

 

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New to the forum so this has probably already been discussed but, I'm looking to get a 2.25" readylift leveling kit installed. The tire shop said I can run 295/70r18s with minimal to no rub. I'm planning on running the Toyo Open Country RTs. Anyone have this setup or similar?

 

They are going to rub UCA and Swaybar with stockers. Most likely something else when you bottom out the suspension on a bump. And look overstuffed.

 

They will fit with a more offset rim if you go 4" supsension lift, or 2.5 Level stacked with 1.5 Body Lift.

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They are going to rub UCA and Swaybar with stockers. Most likely something else when you bottom out the suspension on a bump. And look overstuffed.

 

They will fit with a more offset rim if you go 4" supsension lift, or 2.5 Level stacked with 1.5 Body Lift.

 

Thanks for the reply. I decided to go with Toyo AT 2 Extremes 285/75r18s. They fit good, no rubbing anywhere.

 

 

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Thanks for the reply. I decided to go with Toyo AT 2 Extremes 285/75r18s. They fit good, no rubbing anywhere.

 

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That's a big tire you got in there.

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How do I know which steel control arms I have? Stamped VS Cast? I want to order a leveling kit and RC asks which ones.. anyone have any info??

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How do I know which steel control arms I have? Stamped VS Cast? I want to order a leveling kit and RC asks which ones.. anyone have any info??

Stamped is steel and a magnet will stick, the aluminum will not stick with magnet. You've got a 15 LTZ like me and mine are cast, as the magnet stuck. :)

 

 

Just got new shoes on mine today. Toyo AT2 305/55R20's

 

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Stamped is steel and a magnet will stick, the aluminum will not stick with magnet. You've got a 15 LTZ like me and mine are cast, as the magnet stuck. :)

 

 

Just got new shoes on mine today. Toyo AT2 305/55R20's

 

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Yep magnet stuck! I just saw on the RC it mentioned cast and stamped steel. Your truck looks awesome by the way

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Those tires look beefy, do happen to have any pics from the front or rear to show the width aspect?

 

Here are some more pics if you were talking to me. 5adf925b48b45e9fb50d9a0d68daa879.jpg15bd07dc3b386871dc3c114abcd7963a.jpg191eaa1b672c6a33987df1716ea37105.jpg

 

 

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After running the 1.5" blocks for about a week the suspension has settled and I still notice a squatting appearance. So I just ordered the 2" steel blocks with new U bolts and hope I get the stance I am looking for.31263c5a718cc580dc60824ddba1d304.jpg72a4e11f15bf7a2a17d7987ba7705449.jpg

 

 

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After running the 1.5" blocks for about a week the suspension has settled and I still notice a squatting appearance. So I just ordered the 2" steel blocks with new U bolts and hope I get the stance I am looking for.31263c5a718cc580dc60824ddba1d304.jpg72a4e11f15bf7a2a17d7987ba7705449.jpg

 

 

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Think your truck looks awesome as it sits. Regardless good luck with whatever you decide to do.

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After not trading my AT I decided to put on some tires big brother gifted me for Christmas. Truck now has a 2.5 inch level kit with Bilstein 5100's, fronts set at 0 lift and Toyo Open Country RT 33x12.50 on stock 20 AT wheels. Ride is firmer but truck looks killer. Will post pics later, right now file sizes are too large.

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