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The tires aren't rubbing any components in the front? It's close with factory tires.

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silveradonationfan15
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And that is a leveled trailboss with 35" tires

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Can't tell if your trying to be a comedian here or if your serious?  It wasn't really very funny and it didn't really make any sense!  If you don't care about this topic, don't follow along.

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To me 2" is 2" no matter how you get it. Wether you put it on the top, bottom or middle it still increases the cv and ball joint angles. Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Tapatalk

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13 hours ago, CDub said:

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The tires aren't rubbing any suspension/steering components in the front? The stock tires are pretty close already. Can you please post a picture from straight on to see the side profile? Looks good man!

 

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16 hours ago, wjs4 said:

The tires aren't rubbing any components in the front? It's close with factory tires.

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Not at all. Very happy with this set up.

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No rubbing inside either. 

Thanks for the info and pic. Looks good!

 

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On 8/20/2019 at 11:54 AM, wjs4 said:

Thanks for the info and pic. Looks good!

 

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Thanks wjs4!

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I know my truck is an LTZ but I had GM add the factory Trailboss lift a few months ago. Today, I installed the 1.75 inch leveling kit from Readylift and love the stance. I hope this kit works out with no issues. The product number on Readylift's site is 66-3921

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, Aycock1987 said:

I know my truck is an LTZ but I had GM add the factory Trailboss lift a few months ago. Today, I installed the 1.75 inch leveling kit from Readylift and love the stance. I hope this kit works out with no issues. The product number on Readylift's site is 66-3921

 

 

 

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What size tires are you running on the stock rims? Any spacers?

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1 hour ago, RCRIST said:

What size tires are you running on the stock rims? Any spacers?

Ditto. Truck looks great man!

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I just installed a leveling kit from zone off road on a 2019 trail boss and the top spacer should have a smaller hole in it so that the upper strut mount rubber cusion has something to rest on instead of a 5/8 in gap between the top mount and frame this looks like a upper strut mount failer problem down the road

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On 8/21/2019 at 3:47 PM, CDub said:

Thanks wjs4!

Got my zone offroad kit installed today. Still on factory wheels and tires, but that's next

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