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after owning 3 Yukon Denalis I just ordered a 2008 Seirra Crew cab. It has not yet been delivered. I have read on the forum about leveling kits that some guys have installed. can you give me more info...what is the purpose? who sells them? how much do they cost? is this something my dealer can do? thanks

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after owning 3 Yukon Denalis I just ordered a 2008 Seirra Crew cab. It has not yet been delivered. I have read on the forum about leveling kits that some guys have installed. can you give me more info...what is the purpose? who sells them? how much do they cost? is this something my dealer can do? thanks

 

Welcome to the site.

 

Well, leveling kits, umm.... level out the stance of a vehicle and provide more space for clearance of bigger/wider tires. They also make a truck look like a truck! If you take some time and use the search feature on this site you'll find out who makes them, who sells them, and how much they go for. Your dealer can certainly do it but if you are even the slightest bit mechanically inclined, so can you. If you have a friend who's worked around cars before, have him give you a hand.

 

The search feature will be your best friend here if you take the time to use it. Just about anything you can ask has been asked already and has been discussed at length. Start there and then let us know if you still need help tracking something down.

 

Daddy

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Yea daddy always has the right answer.If your just replacing the lowering shackles then look here .Buddy of mine replaced them for me.Somewhat of a headache with the hitch removal ect but its all good now.If thats not what your looking for SEARCH- LEVELING KIT ect.

 

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.a...mp;autoview=sku

 

Best 50 bucks ive spent on my 08 seirra crew cab yet.

 

Have fun!

BTW- Truck bed was leveled out by 2 inches.Doesnt sound like much but the truck looks even from front to back.Just lettting you know.

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Yea daddy always has the right answer.If your just replacing the lowering shackles then look here .Buddy of mine replaced them for me.Somewhat of a headache with the hitch removal ect but its all good now.If thats not what your looking for SEARCH- LEVELING KIT ect.

 

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.a...mp;autoview=sku

 

Best 50 bucks ive spent on my 08 seirra crew cab yet.

 

Have fun!

BTW- Truck bed was leveled out by 2 inches.Doesnt sound like much but the truck looks even from front to back.Just lettting you know.

 

This is something I am considering too. There is so much space under the rear wheel-wells that I looks like its jacked up to allow big meats on the back. On my old '73 Chevelle with '50s in the rear yes, but not needed on this truck.

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