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beyondbasic Enthusiast

beyondbasic

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Those of you with 2017 what have you done lift/level wise could you post some specs and pics and price . Thanks in advance.

CWilliams Enthusiast

CWilliams

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This is a 2" superlift level I got the dealership to put on as part of my deal. They said normally it runs $400 installed including alignment. You can get the kit for like 75 then pay for an alignment if you wanted to install it yourself and save half of what they charge. There is a looong thread in the accessories section pinned at the top with a bunch of guys with leveled trucks. Good luck!

 

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2017 z71 with 2.5" front top coil spacer and 2" rear blocks in replacement of oem 1.25"

 

 

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2017 z71 with 2.5" front top coil spacer and 2" rear blocks in replacement of oem 1.25"

 

 

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Dont know if you covered this in a previous thread, but what tires are you running on this setup? I've got the same size level on 20" GMC A/T wheels on my 2016 silverado

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Not a 2017 but here is my 2016 - i went the route a little more expensive than most who level, but I wanted the overall ride quality increase.

 

Front - around 2.5 with 1.25 top spacer / bilstein 5100 set to 1.26 setting

Rear - replaced 1.25 block with 2.25 block

 

Bilsteins were around $350 on sale black Friday and install was around $450 including alignment. I've probably got just shy of $1k in this suspension setup all said and done counting parts/install.

 

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'17 Sierra Enthusiast

'17 Sierra

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4.5" Zone

 

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Looks nice! What tonneau cover is that? It's exactly what I'm looking for.

jimmyboy8301 Senior Enthusiast

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Looks nice! What tonneau cover is that? It's exactly what I'm looking for.

thanks! Truxedo titanium

 

 

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asalinasz39 Enthusiast

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Dont know if you covered this in a previous thread, but what tires are you running on this setup? I've got the same size level on 20" GMC A/T wheels on my 2016 silverado

Federal Couragia MT 33x12.5R20 tire actual specs according to site (32.8"x12.3")

 

 

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6" ProComp

 

It was a package deal from the dealer. Total cost for lift, wheels and tires was around $6500.

 

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What are the wheel and tire specs? Got any side pictures?

AllTerrainX Enthusiast

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Wheels: Fuel Coupler 20x10 -12 offset (I think)

Tires: Toyo MT 35x12.5x20

 

Edit: here's the side view...

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Thanks for the wheel and tire info :) And I meant a side shot of the truck so I could see what they look like on the truck :D:D:D

jerniganbrandon Enthusiast

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Thanks for the wheel and tire info :) And I meant a side shot of the truck so I could see what they look like on the truck :D:D:D

Oh lol..

 

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