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6 hours ago, Joe R said:

Do you guys know if the 2019 Silverado LD/Classic has the steel UCA's? I'm sure the topic has been beat to death, but I'm going to be doing a leveling kit on my 2WD 2019 LD. 

 

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Most likely has the stamped steel control arms.

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I have 35" tires and they don't rub.   285/65r20 BFG ATs.  They measure to be exactly 34.5"x11.5" on stock wheels.   All I had to do was pull back the fenders, and they don't rub.   Your des

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2017 Sierra 1500 with a 2.5" Motofab upper mount spacer and Readylift tubular UCA running 20x10 -19 Hostile Sprockets and 33x12.5r20 Toyo RT. Minor rubbing on the back of the fender reversing full loc

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12 hours ago, SSchup said:

Most likely has the stamped steel control arms.

Awesome, worst comes to worst I'll call Chevy to confirm. Thanks

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On 6/15/2018 at 2:13 PM, Robopie said:

I have 35" tires and they don't rub.   285/65r20 BFG ATs.  They measure to be exactly 34.5"x11.5" on stock wheels.

 

All I had to do was pull back the fenders, and they don't rub.   Your desired size of 33x11.5 will fit no problem with stock wheels.

 

 

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Sorry I know this thread was from 2 years ago but I was curious what set up you have in this picture. It looks nice. I have a 2017 GMC 4x4 on factory 20x9 machined  aluminum wheels I was wondering what I could do to give it a face lift. I came across this and definitely like how it looks, so please help if you can thanks! 

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I have a 2017 Silverado with 33x12.5 x20 with a -25 offset and mine rub the plastic up by the bumper and backside of the front fender on both drive and passenger side right and left turn, with a 3" leveling kit

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On 6/10/2020 at 11:58 PM, TexasOffRoad said:

Sorry I know this thread was from 2 years ago but I was curious what set up you have in this picture. It looks nice. I have a 2017 GMC 4x4 on factory 20x9 machined  aluminum wheels I was wondering what I could do to give it a face lift. I came across this and definitely like how it looks, so please help if you can thanks! 

May have gotten to you too late, but here’s my setup on my 2016 Silverado, with the same wheels as you - 

 

2.5” front 

1” rear 

295/55/20 Toyo MT (33x12.2) brand new

20x9 GMC AT wheels

 

I have stamped steel UCAs, and the tires did rub them a good bit. I added 1.5” bora wheel spacers, and that fixed the issue, however I do get a little fender rubbing at full lock now. 

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