Added some GM 22" snowflake wheels (they are making a come back as optional wheels on 2020 GMC trucks) and went with Continental TerrainContact A/T tires in OE size, 285/45R22. Super quiet and still good off-road tread when needed.
No need to take it to a body shop although it must be about as easy as anything for one who does this sort of work day-in, day-out. No cutting on the Denali grille, I'm fairly certain the SLE grilles are idential in size. The biggest trouble I had was on the snaps holding the bumper fascia on...
Ethanol is a joke propagated by the corn lobby in Iowa. If the consumer had the option to buy gas with an without blended ethanol, the ruse would be up in months. It's only profitable when the crony pols force refineries to put it in our gasoline via law - crony capitalism.
Interesting, thanks for the replies. I've had to put off installing my SuspensionMaxx kit and hope to get to it this next weekend. Going to just do the 2" up front only and was hoping to avoid an alignment but the tires are due for rotation anyways. The instructions appear to imply that if you...
Make sure you don't have it in AUTO mode (if you had 4WD and the two-speed transfer case ), make sure you're using 93 octane and not E85 (that will give you horrible mileage despite it's higher octane rating,) and at last, fill up from a different source before you go any further to rule out...
I'm leaning towards a 2" SuspensionMaxx leveling kit for my '17 Denali 4x4. Goal is to raise the front end a bit like a 4x4 truck should have come from GM (don't get me started on all that I've done on that front,) and make it appear more in line with the rear. Don't think I need or want 2.25"...
I think that is the route I will take, as well. 2" SuspensionMaxx kit up front only. Certainly would prefer not to disconnect the upper ball joint if I don't have to.
I want to level my 4x4 Denali as well, but am not certain which spec to go with in order to make it look level. If I can do just the 2" SuspensionMaxx kit, that would be my preference.
The 6.2 doesn't get near as bad mileage as the SRT 392 but if you're too cheap to put in premium in a 420hp V8 with 11.5:1 compression, do yourself a favor and get the 5.3L V8 and don't worry about.
Spoke with Vanquish Auto yesterday and they said they are going to get me some 9005 bulbs and give me a shipping label to send back the H10's when I get them. The LED's otherwise look great and I look forward to getting them installed.
These guys do a great job and run a lot of Ebay auctions and ship a lot of wheels/tires. They gave me a nice 10% Veteran discount, too.
https://www.texastrucktire.com/
I ordered a set of Vanquish LED's for my high beams, invoice says 9005 as that is the bulb the website says that I need, confirmed by the OE bulb that I removed. I was however sent an H10 kit and was told that they would fit. Is there any reason why I can't get these H10 LED's to fit in the OE...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.