Mrobinson
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My tahoe is leveled Ii have excessive squatting under acceleration with new Rancho 9000
Any ideas
Any ideas
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swathdiver
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New springs or lift bags in the springs but as Fless says, we need more information to be specific.
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Mrobinson
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funny enogh it looks exactly like your on your pic, 2004 tahoe 4x4 lt 5.3
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i do not tow
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do the tahoe rear coil springs tend to get lazy over time
Look at your RPO codes inside the glovebox lid. If you have ZW7 and G65 the truck came with self-leveling Nivomat rear shocks and softer rear springs, otherwise known as Premium Smooth Ride. If you have those codes, have the rear shocks been changed to conventional shocks? When doing that, the rear springs need to be changed to the stiffer springs.
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i do have those codes and i have changed my shocks to rancho rs9000
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how do i know what springs to run and any thoughts on sdspings thier hd coil claiming 30 percent more load stability
