olyelr
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Here is a 1.5” level on a ‘22 tahoe high country without air suspension, with 305/44/22 toyo at3’s…
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They are hard to find for sure. My local tire shop has a set put back. I’m pretty sure the 6.2 Z71 get the dual exhaust. We added it to mine.Love it!! Seems like 35x11.5's are hard to come by. Where did you get them? Also, is that rear bumper and exhaust part of getting a 6.2 now on the Z71??
That thing looks good, lets see them side shotsOne more. Side shots this weekend
How’d you get a lift on the 6.2 with the adaptive air ride?They are hard to find for sure. My local tire shop has a set put back. I’m pretty sure the 6.2 Z71 get the dual exhaust. We added it to mine.
'21 Yukon XL with premium smooth ride suspension, no air or magneride. Rough Country 2" front, 1" rear kit with 275/60r20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on stock slt rims
That's funny I never actually checked the clearance with these new tires. Just did and I do not think the larger tire would fit without rubbing. As is at full lock there is maybe 5/8" gap between the tire and liner. I can fit my index finger in there but that's about it. I was fine with removing brackets and using zipties to hold back the liner on the '11 burb but this just wasn't going to fly on the '21, whether anybody knows it was done or notThis looks so clean, very well done. How's the clearance? Think you could have snuck the 275/65s in?
Welp…a 5/8” gap would indicate roughly a 1” taller tire could possibly fit, if its the same width (which is a 275/65/20).That's funny I never actually checked the clearance with these new tires. Just did and I do not think the larger tire would fit without rubbing. As is at full lock there is maybe 5/8" gap between the tire and liner. I can fit my index finger in there but that's about it. I was fine with removing brackets and using zipties to hold back the liner on the '11 burb but this just wasn't going to fly on the '21, whether anybody knows it was done or not
Yes I think they would fit but if it ends up with maybe say an 1/8" gap they would surely rub if you hit any kind of bump or anything while turning.Welp…a 5/8” gap would indicate roughly a 1” taller tire could possibly fit, if its the same width (which is a 275/65/20).
Not necessarily. But yes, will certainly be close for sure, if they do fit.Yes I think they would fit but if it ends up with maybe say an 1/8" gap they would surely rub if you hit any kind of bump or anything while turning.
Anyone have an answer for this?How’d you get a lift on the 6.2 with the adaptive air ride?
Anyone have an answer for this?
@Z71-HOE
They doing lifts with adaptive air ride now?
Seems the 6.2 is only available with air ride and he got the lift installed.
Or did he add aftermarket dual exhaust?
If so, does someone have a link to that, looks sweet.
I’ve chatted with him a number of times on Instagram, he has the 5.3 and added the dual exhaust and proper fascia. Sounds like the parts swap is t the easiest as it involves drilling out a few rivets etc.Anyone have an answer for this?
@Z71-HOE
They doing lifts with adaptive air ride now?
Seems the 6.2 is only available with air ride and he got the lift installed.
Or did he add aftermarket dual exhaust?
If so, does someone have a link to that, looks sweet.
Thanks.I’ve chatted with him a number of times on Instagram, he has the 5.3 and added the dual exhaust and proper fascia. Sounds like the parts swap is t the easiest as it involves drilling out a few rivets etc.
If memory serves, there’s someone else on these forums that has done the same.
Such a great look.
Thanks.Read his post. He does not have AAR suspension.
Installed a dual exhaust on his 5.3L
Anyone have an answer for this?
@Z71-HOE
They doing lifts with adaptive air ride now?
Seems the 6.2 is only available with air ride and he got the lift installed.
Having the 6.2 does not mean the vehicle has air suspension. There are several lift kits that work with the 6.2 motor.Thanks.
It does look great.
I was misreading it as he got the 6.2 lifted.
Having the 6.2 does not mean the vehicle has air suspension. There are several lift kits that work with the 6.2 motor.
No clue.Anytime I've selected the 6.2L motor on the configurator it automatically selects the Off Road Performance Package and Z71 Capability package...?
Thanks! Looks like Chevy.com is only showing 6.2 with AAR for the 22 Z71.No clue.
My wifes ‘22 high country, with the 6.2, does not have air suspension.