Mr. B
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I want to level out my Denali a bit, but I don't want to lower the rear, I would like to slightly raise the front.
Does anyone know what my opions are?
Does anyone know what my opions are?
Level by Raising the Front
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jmildoc
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torsion twist
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i believe you can use ford keys or HD keys to help raise the front and keep close to stock specs...
You can crank up your stock keys, but only about an inch before having ride quality change issues.
You can crank up your stock keys, but only about an inch before having ride quality change issues.
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Mr. B
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If only I could. That is what I did on my '01 Duramax.
The new body styles use struts on the front, not torsion bars.
The new body styles use struts on the front, not torsion bars.
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awe crap...I didn't see what forum this was in...sorry.
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Mr. B
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Where can I buy the spacers? Who makes them? 1" - 1.5" would do for what I am looking for.
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I found a website with what I was looking for. They have tons of solutions from different companies on how to give the front a little lift. If you scroll down a ways there is a nice shot of a new body style Yukon with a level kit and 33s with 20" wheels.
http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/chevy_gmc_leveling_kits.htm
---------- Post added at 03:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:30 PM ----------
I found a website with what I was looking for. They have tons of solutions from different companies on how to give the front a little lift. If you scroll down a ways there is a nice shot of a new body style Yukon with a level kit and 33s with 20" wheels.
http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/chevy_gmc_leveling_kits.htm
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I'd say spacers too, its actually like your only option!
Head over too www.4wheelonline.com or www.4wheelparts.com to find some!
I would also say to do 2" up front to avoid possible rubbing issue wth tall tires and to get your bang for the buck!
Also look fo the Pedders lift front coils over at their Merlin website, rides way better than spacers beacuase they are actual engineered coils and just some pop in thing!
Head over too www.4wheelonline.com or www.4wheelparts.com to find some!
I would also say to do 2" up front to avoid possible rubbing issue wth tall tires and to get your bang for the buck!
Also look fo the Pedders lift front coils over at their Merlin website, rides way better than spacers beacuase they are actual engineered coils and just some pop in thing!
Seagrave7
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Ready Lift has a front level kit. 4wheelparts.com carries them.
http://www.readylift.com/c-62-yukon-yukon-xl-denali-2007-2009-2wd-4wd-6-lug-adj-10-15.aspx
http://www.readylift.com/c-62-yukon-yukon-xl-denali-2007-2009-2wd-4wd-6-lug-adj-10-15.aspx
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Mr. B
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I'm going to check into the Rough Country leveling spacers from the link I posted. At $66, the price is right and they have adjustability from 1"-2".
Those companies wanting $200 for some aluminum spacers are nuts.
Those companies wanting $200 for some aluminum spacers are nuts.
