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Man your 98 was sweet! Those 37s an 20s? What all was done to it?

35's and 20's

Truck had:

6" Rough country with 3" UCA's

20" KMC Hoss 35" Mud Grapplers

2" cowl, 99-06 rear bumper, 454 SS front, rear door handles, LED's in and out of the truck, tow mirrors

05 Escalade 10 way power buckets with 05 Silverado flip console, 2 12" kicker subs, kenwood door speakers and head unit, alpine amp

Detroit tru-trac out back, built tranny with corvette clutches and bands, corvette servo, true duals, K&N CAI

 

I'm sure im missing a lot of little things but that's the main stuff haha

 

 

How far out do the wheels stick? Would you be able to take a pic down the side.

Yes I will this afternoon

 

That looks really nice! I have to ask, any shake or vibration on the HW when going over 70?

 

No shakes or vibrations. Mcgaughy's build excellent lifts although I ordered the lift for a friend the day they were released and he ended up going to a 7-9" kit so I bought this 4" off him and it was lacking instructions.

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Just joined the forum last night and so far its great! I've had my 2014 for 10 weeks now and I'm loving it! I made a huge decision to sell my 98 that I bought when I was 16 and built from the ground up over the last 5 years but now I couldn't be happier that I decided to sell and buy a 14'

 

From the day I bought it to how it was when I sold it.

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2014 the day I brought it home. LT2 - 8" screen with nav, dual digital climate control, trailer brakes and heated and power seats.

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2 weeks later installed my 4" Mcgaughy kit and temporary 20's and 33's

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Following week my 20X10 Ultra Predator's and 305/55/20 trail grapplers arrived as well as my tonneau cover

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Last week I installed a Spintech 9000 muffler to a 5" tip axle dump. Havnt had a chance to get a picture of the set up but sounds awesome and has improved my fuel mileage 1L/100km

Those wheels sure do look very familiar. Lol.

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Are you still able to have the full stock turning radius with your lift?

Yes I do

 

Those wheels sure do look very familiar. Lol.

I had seen predators on one truck in my life and since I've had them on I've seen 4..guess theyre more common than I thought

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I had seen predators on one truck in my life and since I've had them on I've seen 4..guess theyre more common than I thought

Guess we just have good taste.

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Did you have to trim at all? Can you take some pics of the clearances at full lock each way and pics of your angles?

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Did you have to trim at all? Can you take some pics of the clearances at full lock each way and pics of your angles?

 

I didn't trim but I do scrub at full lock depending on where im driving on the back black plastic cap on the fender bottom. Driving in a parking lot and normal driving is fine, backing out of an area where the ground isn't flat you can hear it scrub but I havnt found the need to have to trim. I will go take some pictures of my angles for you.

 

5" axle dump

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20X10 -25mm offset

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I didn't trim but I do scrub at full lock depending on where im driving on the back black plastic cap on the fender bottom. Driving in a parking lot and normal driving is fine, backing out of an area where the ground isn't flat you can hear it scrub but I havnt found the need to have to trim. I will go take some pictures of my angles for you.

 

5" axle dump

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20X10 -25mm offset

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Thanks for the pictures. I just have a few more questions. How big is the lip on the rims? and does the lift drop the dif and keep factory angels and increase the track width? thanks again

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Thanks for the pictures. I just have a few more questions. How big is the lip on the rims? and does the lift drop the dif and keep factory angels and increase the track width? thanks again

Yes the kit comes with diff drop brackets. angles are still decent and I do not think that it increases the track width. I'm going to say the lip on my rim is between 4-5" but I will measure to double check

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Regretting my level and wishing I got a 4" now! Nice ride!

Thank you!

 

Couple more

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Thanks for the pictures. I just have a few more questions. How big is the lip on the rims? and does the lift drop the dif and keep factory angels and increase the track width? thanks again

the lip measures out to be 5"

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the lip measures out to be 5"

Thanks again for all the pics and questions. I just have one more, what province/state are you from. License plate looks like Ontario but I'm unsure and curious.
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Thanks again for all the pics and questions. I just have one more, what province/state are you from. License plate looks like Ontario but I'm unsure and curious.

I'm from ontario

 

Nice truck !!! :throwup:

Nice truck !!! :throwup:

Thanks!

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