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saltgod

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Just the front. 285/55r20

 

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Do you rub at all? offset on those wheels? Mines white too and yours is real clean!

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Do you rub at all? offset on those wheels? Mines white too and yours is real clean!

No rubbing. 20x9 0 offset Moto Metal MO962

 

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Do any of you with the RC leveling kit have the stabilitrak problem that I've seen other members have issues with?

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I have the issue. Im still trying to figure it out-- I did stretch one of the wires while installing the kit. No visible damage though. I ordered two new sensor wires to try that out.

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Do any of you with the RC leveling kit have the stabilitrak problem that I've seen other members have issues with?

I did the motofab 2" and have had no problems so far

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Another option is the Boss Coilover system. The Coilovers come set with 2 inches of lift. They provide you with two spacers per side for an additional 0.5 inches of lift per spacer.

 

I am currently running this setup on my 2017 GMC All Terrain with 295/55R20 Cooper STT Pros on the factory wheels.

 

Below is a link to that thread. My posts are #73, 74, 122.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/191826-boss-coilovers-0-3-of-lift/page-5

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Here is my 2017 Z71 with RC 2 inch level.

 

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Truck looks awesome man, probably going to do the same level/wheel setup on mine once I can convince the wife its necessary lol.

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I have a Sierra with the 20 in wheels and I choose to do a rough country 2 in level. Just about dead level but not quite. I still pull trailers so I didn't want it dead level so this is perfect for me.

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Do any of you with the RC leveling kit have the stabilitrak problem that I've seen other members have issues with?

I had the trouble. Stretched the wire. Once I replaced it, everything has been great.

 

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Here is my 2017 Z71 with RC 2 inch level.

 

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You have any pics of the front of your truck. It looks like your headlights are smoked and I am jealous lol. Might be something I have done

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I had the trouble. Stretched the wire. Once I replaced it, everything has been great.

 

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How hard is it to replace the wires? And what is the cost of that? I cant decide if I should have a local aftermarket place do the level or the dealership. I called my dealership and they made it sound like I loose my suspension warranty if someone else installs it but can keep it if the dealership installs it. I am only in a toss up because I have the 100k warranty and am only at 6k miles haha

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You have any pics of the front of your truck. It looks like your headlights are smoked and I am jealous lol. Might be something I have done

Here you go. 430ae3e05b930cfe4ccb23c4ef392434.jpg

 

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Here you go. 430ae3e05b930cfe4ccb23c4ef392434.jpg

 

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Beautiful truck, love the tire wheel combo and smoked lights. Did you notice any major decrease in light output or seeing at night

 

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