New Member, Vallejo, CA 2001 Yukon Denali

[unisound1]

I came across this site while looking for info to lift the front of my Denali. I am putting 33" tires on for the "off-road look". I don't offroad but I do camp and tow my kids dirtbikes around. It is not a daily driver and I've owned since '02 and is pretty much completely stock except for the exhaust. So far I've found a lot of great information here as well as vendors so "hello"!

 

[1ATony]

Welcome to the site

 

[felixgun]

Welcome! Pics would be great!

 

[Freedom Motorsports]

Welcome to the neighborhood!

 

[Doomsta510]

Welcome to the forum! There's tons of info here to be found,(as you've stated) also nice to have someone els close by. I'm in Richmond/Albany area.

 

[Biggmann]

Welcome to the forum.. PICS PICS PICS!

 

[unisound1]

Thanks clkelley, Doomsta510 and Biggman. Doomsta, I pass through there daily commuting to work so it is good to have someone close by to recommend shops and resources. I took some pictures this weekend while towing a trailer to the dump to show the before ride height with a trailer.

 

[1Agerry]

welcome!

 

[edgaranah1]

Any ideas on the lift you wanna do?

And Welcome.


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[davidsSLT]

Hey, welcome

 

[iwaslowr]

Welcome to the forum!!

 

[unisound1]

Any ideas on the lift you wanna do?

And Welcome.


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Thank you. I'm looking to do a mild lift with Bilstein 5100 ride height shocks and z71 springs and maybe a 1" spacer in the rear. I only need clearance for 33 tires.

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Scratch that, just talked to Bilstein and the ride height adjustable are not applicable for my '01 only the newer denalis. I guess I will look into torsion keys. I've seen a few people using ford keys to lift the front. Why is that?