2017 GMC ALL Terrain CC factory ride ht ??

[CDNSS]

My new 2017 AT here in about a week trying to decide on level kit 1.5 or 2"

 

I dont need it dead level but thinking no more than 1 1/2" higher in back ????

 

I measured a couple of AT's at dealer today with factory 20" wheels tires

 

surprised to see a 3 1/2" difference front to rear is that what you guys seeing

 

Front 36 1/2" Rear 40" measured from ground to bottom of wheelwell mld

 

Was only planning a 1 1/2 level but that may not be enough what do you think

[gmdog2]

This is a 1.5 on a 1/2 ton, had the 2 in it. Sat to high for me..congrats on the new truck..

 

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[Rossy11]

My new 2017 AT here in about a week trying to decide on level kit 1.5 or 2"

 

I dont need it dead level but thinking no more than 1 1/2" higher in back ????

 

I measured a couple of AT's at dealer today with factory 20" wheels tires

 

surprised to see a 3 1/2" difference front to rear is that what you guys seeing

 

Front 36 1/2" Rear 40" measured from ground to bottom of wheelwell mld

 

Was only planning a 1 1/2 level but that may not be enough what do you think

 

Yeah I noticed that also on my 17 sierra. I was just a bit over 3" at the rear and I decided to do what some have done here and I went with the Rc 2.5 level lift but swapped the 2" rear blocks that come with the kit for the 3" to keep more rake. Well I just took the 3" out and put the 2" in. The truck settled after a couple weeks and I was at 2.5" higher in the rear with the 3" blocks. So the 2" in my opinion are looking perfect. The truck now looks just a tad higher in the rear at 1.5". Enough rake so when you tow or throw something in the back it doesn't look nose high. Hope that helps. Go with the 2.5 kit and their 2" rear blocks.

[CDNSS]

OK good to know others seeing 3" or so differnce I dont remeber my 2010 being that much anyway

I tow heavy car trailer so want rear 1 1/2" higher so pbly start with 1.5" front level kit

 

Thanks

[Rossy11]

OK good to know others seeing 3" or so differnce I dont remeber my 2010 being that much anyway

I tow heavy car trailer so want rear 1 1/2" higher so pbly start with 1.5" front level kit

 

Thanks

No prob man let me know how it turns out with just the 1.5" up front

[BSME1115]

My 2017 Sierra AT CC at stock height was ~36 3/8" in the front and ~39 1/8" in the rear. This was also with a Fold-a-Cover G4 Elite and personal caddy toolbox with a few things in it.

 

With a RC 2" level it now sits ~38 3/8" and ~39 1/8".

 

I think it sits perfect and am happy with the 2" look.