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On 7/16/2019 at 2:26 PM, DenverRob26 said:

sweet looking truck! I just got a 2019 High Country Silverado and I am between the 2" factory and the 4" BDS. Wondering what the total heigh with your setup is since I need to fit mine into a 7 foot parking garage. Thanks!

It just barely clears a 7 foot garage. The back of the cab is slightly higher than the Mx antenna when level, (I have coilovers, not the regular spacer lift). 

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tdd3748 New Member

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Any one know if the 4"  BDS Coilover kit will fit 2020 Silverado with 3.0 Duramax?

No seeing anything to indicate it does or does not but i guess I was expecting there to be a selection on the BDS website.

There is a note that 6" kit will not fit Diesel.

 

Thanks Tom

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Oscar Rodriguez New Member

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Hey boss, So I have a 2020 trail boss LT bought in January and in March I installed A Ready lift 2 inch SST lift kit with came with the front spacers and upper control arms and 3 inch blocks and at the same time I had installed 20s inch fuel blits with 20x12.5x35 Nitto Ridge grapplers ran that for 3 months the ride the ride was really rough with the 2 inch kit and the extra tire plies. So 2 weeks ago I went with the 4 inch BDS lift with BDS upper control arms, Fox DSC Remote Reservoir Coilovers in the front, Fox DSC remote reservoirs in the rear. So a total of a 6 inch lift all around. The truck rides like a dream on and off road. 

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On 7/14/2020 at 3:06 PM, Oscar Rodriguez said:

Hey boss, So I have a 2020 trail boss LT bought in January and in March I installed A Ready lift 2 inch SST lift kit with came with the front spacers and upper control arms and 3 inch blocks and at the same time I had installed 20s inch fuel blits with 20x12.5x35 Nitto Ridge grapplers ran that for 3 months the ride the ride was really rough with the 2 inch kit and the extra tire plies. So 2 weeks ago I went with the 4 inch BDS lift with BDS upper control arms, Fox DSC Remote Reservoir Coilovers in the front, Fox DSC remote reservoirs in the rear. So a total of a 6 inch lift all around. The truck rides like a dream on and off road. 

 

I have 2019 AT4 Carbon Pro - with same RL SST kit - stayed with stock 275/65/18's - have been looking to swap out for BDS - been going back and forth 2.5" or 4" (so 4.5" or 6" overall) - shop tells me to get 4", set springs at 0 pre-load, will be great and not get full 4" lift (so 6" overall).  Feel better overall ride and more travel - I don't really want to go over 4.5" for towing.

 

I had inquired about remote res or piggy back 2.5" for rear - they did not have 6 weeks ago - what did you do for rear shock? 

 

Can you post photo of your truck now complete - so we can see the look.

 

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On 7/1/2019 at 4:29 PM, CBRAGA said:

wondering if 37s and oem 20's would fit with little trim...……………………..on the 19+ hmmm

It's been done.

37's on a AT4 with a BDS 4". (Picture Stolen from Facebook, not my truck)

 

The 37's look like 1 single bump your ripping off the front of your bumper. 

Like the look, but looks like very little up travel for your tire before it would have clearance issues. 

 

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