Lowering a 2015 Denali XL?

[carz24 0]

Has anyone lowered their 2015 Denali XL 4x4? I think it would look better if the back was dropped 3-4" and the front 2-3" but I'm not sure how that would affect the magnetic ride system in the Denali's. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who has done it?

Edited December 3, 2014 by carz24

[carfansince73 0]

Thought I'd follow up with another question, over 4 years later .  I've been looking for kits out there, and some say 2WD only.  I found this one today, which says 4WD & Magnaride.  McGaughys - lowering kit 34208.  I've got a 2018 Tahoe RST 4WD PP, and I'd love to lower it for a better stance.

 

Thoughts on this one?

[Dearmosd 12]

lots of reviews on another forum https://tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=58 as soon as I refill my fun funds I will be going this route

 

[carfansince73 0]

39 minutes ago, Dearmosd said:

lots of reviews on another forum https://tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=58 as soon as I refill my fun funds I will be going this route

Not bad.  I'm going to stick with the autoride shocks, provided the kit comes with the links so the system will still work.  I'm guessing the auto-level will still work with the new drop springs in the rear.  Like not having the rear sag if it's loaded with luggage for a trip.

[Dearmosd 12]

The kit comes with new rods to retain auto leveling. Besides new springs mag ride shocks work as the same since the shocks are relocated to keep same travel distance

[carfansince73 0]

Perfect!!

[CMoore711 9]

I have a '15 Yukon XL Denali and I've lowered mine just slightly 1.5" Front/2.75" Rear with this kit here: https://tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=609

 

Retains magnetic ride control and rides exactly like stock, with a bit less lean in turns due to lower center of gravity.  Kit is super complete with instructions and everything you need.

[Dearmosd 12]

I just ordered the kit and will report back after install

[carfansince73 0]

4 minutes ago, Dearmosd said:

I just ordered the kit and will report back after install

Nice. Looking forward to some before and after pics.

[CMoore711 9]

I didn't take any before pics but here are a few pics of mine:

 

2015 GMC Yukon XL Denali lowered on Norcal Goodies: Belltech front drop spindles, Norcal Rear 1-4.5 Adjustable kit with Endlink/Bumpstop option and Rear Free Travel Mod

Truck is sitting right at 34-1/4" Front Ground to Fender Lip and 34-7/8" Rear Ground To Fender Lip on 285/45/22's. Just a little over 1/2" rake.

Very pleased with how everything turned out.

[carfansince73 0]

Looks great!!

[Dearmosd 12]

I guess I forgot to report back. This was my outcome. I cut the front air damn to regain a couple inches after lowering

[carfansince73 0]

40 minutes ago, Dearmosd said:

I guess I forgot to report back. This was my outcome. I cut the front air damn to regain a couple inches after lowering

Looks great!  RST Suburban.    What kit?  Did you install yourself?

[Dearmosd 12]

I used https://tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=609 and I did install myself. Wasnt hard at all. Just went slow on the front. Overall pleased. I was worried about being too low but I dont feel its near my "too low" status and I can clear everything so far and havent towed yet but dont see an issue since I felt with my utility trailer the angle was too high anyways. Again I trimmed the front air damn to avoid any curbs and parking bump stops

[Scott Tomkins 0]

Those TBSS threads are both dead for me.   Can you tell me who NorCal is?