thanks for the wrieup. I have a 2018 tahoe and i am planning on doing a dual battery setup also. This helped me map out the layout, but I think im making my own since I plan on running 1/0 cable to both with a bigger alt upgrade. I think I will just run parallel with a relay for an isolater...
Yes I understand that, but I was thinking it would be obvious since this site breaks the trucks down by year. But I'll at it in anyway. Its a 2010 LT 4x4.
So my boot ripped on my front CV axle shaft. I'm trying to find what brands are good for replacements. I have checked all the usual auto parts websites and I see a lot of brands that I have never used before. All the prices seem to be close to each other except for the AC Delco that runs 2x...
So I decided to go with the Mevotech TTX lower control arms and Kryptonite tie rod ends. For tires I decided on going with TOYO AT III in a 33x12.5x20. Now just waiting for the shocks to get off backorder.
No i have not rode in a truck with them yet. The guy I was talking to did my combo in a GM truck and explain the ride difference to me. I will be leaving the front shock at 0 lift so I am not preloading the front springs for as soft ride as possible from them. I expect it to be a little...
I chose to go with the Bilstein 6112 front and 5160 rear. If you go that route be prepared for a 6 month or longer backorder. my 6112's keep getting pushed back a month every time the deadline approaches. The 5160's I might be lucky to get by June. I ordered them in November. Just so FYI for...
thanks for the info. Yes I have looked at the bajakits stuff. its nice but a little overkill for my build. But if I had the money I would do there full kit.
I have decided to go with a RC 3.5 kit with Bilstein 6112/5160 combo. I am looking for new lower control arms and I am wondering what people have found for options. I see the stock style ones but I really don't see any aftermarket ones. I am also looking for the rear arms and track bar for...
I was going to pull the bumper anyway to trim it up for better tire clearance. I went ahead and installed them without pulling the bumper since I didn't have time to trim it up yet.
thanks everybody for the responses. I looked around and decided to go with these sealight ones. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QFFDQ9K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
They came nicely packaged and look to be well built. They were able to be installed very easy without...
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