Bilstein 5100's with RC top spacer

[Gotspeed2424]

On 7/25/2017 at 1:15 PM, Jdezee said:

Just got picked up the truck and i love it, it looks great and seems to ride great also. I put the 5100's at the highest setting and left the top 1/4 inch spacer. It is perfectly level. I measured the gap both front and rear and they are right on. I definitely happy i went with the 275/65r20 vs the 275/60r20. Fills up the wheel well better. I will try to post a pic on more level ground my drive way slopes so the pics might look a little nose high.

Are you running the RC block in the rear ?  Truck looks great!

[Gotspeed2424]

5 minutes ago, Gotspeed2424 said:

Are you running the RC block in the rear ?  Truck looks great!

Thanks!

[papalousdad]

I have a 3" leveling kit I basically put together myself, it consists of a 1 5/8" strut spacer, upper uniball control arm, and a differential drop. I'm on my factory struts now and it's time to upgrade them, does anyone know if the max setting will keep me as high as I am now? 

[papalousdad]

8 minutes ago, papalousdad said:

I have a 3" leveling kit I basically put together myself, it consists of a 1 5/8" strut spacer, upper uniball control arm, and a differential drop. I'm on my factory struts now and it's time to upgrade them, does anyone know if the max setting will keep me as high as I am now? 

 

On 7/28/2017 at 3:11 PM, ducklawyer said:

Would you need a diff drop with the fox 2.5s set at 3?

 

 

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I'm not certain but i used a 1 5/8" strut spacer on my Tahoe  creating a 3" lift and the angles where terrible, the diff drop kit is under 100$ and you can have it installed in a hour.. even if you don't do it yourself your still under 250$ installed