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hey guys new to the forum just picked up this 2016 LT Z71 and i figured id toss in a pic of my 79 k5 on 1 tons and 38's

. Welcome to the forum. Thanks for your service.

 

 

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Thank y'all very much. First mod will be a leveling kit trying to figure what brand to go with.

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Heres my 2014 All Terrain. 2.5 level up front with 35s

 

 

 

 

35s? with just a 2.5" level??

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what tires are those? Are they a MT?

They are a cheap Chinese tire called Haida. I just bought the truck two weeks ago and the tires were brand new on it so decided to keep them

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2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 Z71

- 2.5 in leveling kit / -1 in in the rear

- 20 x 10 fuel Anza / 285/60/20 BF Goodrich all terrain ko2

- K&N cold air intake/ custom Exhaust magnaflow muffler

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asalinasz39 Enthusiast

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Heres my 2014 All Terrain. 2.5 level up front with 35s

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Woooow 35s dammm?

Assuming 35x12.50r20

Lots of rubbing??

 

 

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2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 Z71

- 2.5 in leveling kit / -1 in in the rear

- 20 x 10 fuel Anza / 285/60/20 BF Goodrich all terrain ko2

- K&N cold air intake/ custom Exhaust magnaflow muffler

Did you special order that tire size?? I haven't seen anybody else with 285/60/20 ko2's, nor do I see it in their spreadsheet. Curious how you got those because I'd been wanting them to have a 285/60/20 for awhile.....

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Did you special order that tire size?? I haven't seen anybody else with 285/60/20 ko2's, nor do I see it in their spreadsheet. Curious how you got those because I'd been wanting them to have a 285/60/20 for awhile.....

 

Firestone (Transforce AT) , Michelin (Defender LTX M/S), Nitto (Grappler), and Goodyear (Wrangler AT) make that size

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2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 Z71

- 2.5 in leveling kit / -1 in in the rear

- 20 x 10 fuel Anza / 285/60/20 BF Goodrich all terrain ko2

- K&N cold air intake/ custom Exhaust magnaflow muffler

Please tell me this isn't a typo @tjs618.

 

I literally emailed BFG yesterday asking if this size would ever be released.

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Firestone (Transforce AT) , Michelin (Defender LTX M/S), Nitto (Grappler), and Goodyear (Wrangler AT) make that size

Yeah, I'd looked at the G2s, but I was referring specifically to the bfg ko2 in the earlier post, I didn't specify so that's definitely my bad

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Thank y'all very much. First mod will be a leveling kit trying to figure what brand to go with.

Bilstein 5100 at max height adjust will provide 1.85 (close 'nuf to 2") and give you much better ride that stock shocks. No premature front suspension wear like some say the level kits can cause. Little more expensive (I paid $200 for front pair on Amazon), but much better option iMO. Search forum for rave reviews here, there a topic all about the Bilstein 5100's.

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