Interchangeable???

[HoeRyder26]

OK so here i go again! Ive been wanting to lower my 2003 chevy tahoe 4wd for a while now, and seeing as my front shocks are junk now i want to lower the truck at the same time since ill already be in there and you can get a kit with shocks. I was cruising through craigslist and someone is parting out a "2002 GMC Denali with a 6.0 awd i beleive. He has a 3/4 DJM spindle and spring kit with 4 shocks in good working condition for $250. Are the tahoe and yukon lowering kits interchangable??

 

[NeverSatisfied]

Yes I believe so

 

[HoeRyder26]

im starting to think that he has the "Lower control arm kit". Which in my case wont work as i have the Torsion Bars in my ride. I asked him for more info but im waiting on a reply. If anyone has anymore input feel free to chime in!!

 

[TheAutumnWind]

I have an 03 Denali XL AWD.

Definitely has torsion bars, and suspension just like the 4wd trucks.

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There are coil over conversions available.

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im starting to think that he has the "Lower control arm kit". Which in my case wont work as i have the Torsion Bars in my ride. I asked him for more info but im waiting on a reply. If anyone has anymore input feel free to chime in!!

Show us the post

Or quote it atleast

 

[NeverSatisfied]

They all have torsion bars from 2wd to 4wd and awd

 

[HoeRyder26]

"It's a DJM 3/4 it's rear springs lower front control arms n shocks"

That's what he said when I asked the manufacturer of the kit. I'm unfamiliar with the "lower control arm" kit. I thought there was only spindles and torsion kits for those years.


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http://hartford.craigslist.org/pts/5001417399.html

There's the page, tell me what you think. Maybe I'm just being old confused me again lmao


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[NeverSatisfied]

You can lower the front of a NBS with spindles, torsion keys, or lower control arms. Or any combination of the three. There is also a way to eliminate the torsion bars completely and go to a coil over setup which is a great option.

For 250 bucks, I would not pass that kit up. The control arms alone are worth that and more.

 

[HoeRyder26]

That's the price of the shocks alone even with my discount at Napa. I'm still waiting on his response to pick it up next weekend. Keep your fingers crossed


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