What is the reason for the leveling lift kit

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Blueinterceptor

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What is the purpose of the 1" leveling kits in the front of the tahoes and burbs? How much room do you get. Is it primarily cosmetic
 

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People generally add leveling kits because they don't like the higher rear stance and/or to gain clearance to run larger tires.
 

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The 'block' or 'spacer' you put in may be 1" but it amplifies to 2-2.5 after all said and done.
 

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Personally, the slightly raised stance in the back has an appeal, it looks athletic.

I get why people going for a more urban look might want to do it though.
 

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Personally, the slightly raised stance in the back has an appeal, it looks athletic.

I get why people going for a more urban look might want to do it though.

It lifts the front and levels it...not sure how thats 'urban'.....as 'urban' refers to city dwelling and 'suburban' refers to outside of city living so, as in my case, i wanted my truck raised up a bit....guess im a ****** hillbilly tho...
 

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It lifts the front and levels it...not sure how thats 'urban'.....as 'urban' refers to city dwelling and 'suburban' refers to outside of city living so, as in my case, i wanted my truck raised up a bit....guess im a ****** hillbilly tho...
Maybe you are, I don't know you.

I actually thought the process lowered the back, versus raising the front. Normally lowering suspensions is a city thing, as it trades utility for appearance. So that was my thinking. Clearly I was wrong.
 
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