2” Rear Lowering Springs “Reverse” Level

[mb1500]

Thinking about leveling out my suburban Ltz with 2” lower springs in the rear, anyone have before/after or any feedback? Looking at using this: https://www.suspensionsuperstore.co...ban-w-autoride-2-rear-lowering-kit-prs-27102/

 

[SSpinball]

I used Mcgaughys 2" lower kit in the rear only.
it sits perfectly level and rides way better.
Highly recommend, easy Install.
View media item 27574

 

[Fosscore]

I used Mcgaughys 2" lower kit in the rear only.
it sits perfectly level and rides way better.
Highly recommend, easy Install.
View media item 27574

That looks good. Perfect option just to bring the rear end down a touch to match the front and not have to worry about the compressor.

Got any details on the install even though different year truck? @SSpinball

 

[mb1500]

Looks good, thanks!

 

[SSpinball]

install very simply, jack up rear, let rear axle drop down.
wrestle old spring out(No longer compressed)
Install new springs, add lower shock extensions, done.

 

[Fosscore]

install very simply, jack up rear, let rear axle drop down.
wrestle old spring out(No longer compressed)
Install new springs, add lower shock extensions, done.

Sweet man. Thx that info.

 

[s_kavert]

I have a 2016 LTZ and it appears to have the same stance with the rear lowered. How can I tell if a lowering kit was installed?

 

[TooMuchTxn]

I have a 2016 LTZ and it appears to have the same stance with the rear lowered. How can I tell if a lowering kit was installed?

Look at the rear shocks. If they have shock extensions bolted into the original holes (http://djmsuspension.com/product/se2007/) then there is a drop.

 

[CMil527]

Lookin good!

 

[s_kavert]

Thanks for the info! It doesn't look like I have the shock extensions. Just the factory shock mounts. Is there another way it could have been dropped? My Tahoe sits level and it's definitely not lifted in the front.