Hey guys I'm in the market to buy some Bilstein 5100's for my 2015 Suburban but I'm not sure what ones to buy, there are so many options. Every link I click on has a different part number.
I would prefer to buy them from Rock Auto but RA only has 5100 struts for the 1500 Silverado, will those...
@olyelr The bilstein 5100s are good up to 1.5 inches of lift using the adjustable spring perches but in this case since he already has the spacers, it will be easiest to replicate his existing height by swapping the spacers over to bilsteins set to factory height. In understand the stigma with...
IMO the best 0-3 inch lift strut is a bilstein 5100 with a lift block.
The options in this area are limited to cheap lift struts or expensive coilovers.
So if I had to choose between a rough country lifted strut or a bilstein 5100 with a 2 inch spacer.. I’m going with the bilsteins every time.
2 Months ago I ordered a bunch of oil filters and guess what, I ordered 5 of the wrong oil filters again. I have this post and some documentation that both confirm the WIX 57045XP is the correct oil filter for my 08 tahoe but I still managed to buy 5 WRONG wix 51522XP filters almost 2 years...
@B-train Do you bother changing the trans filter O gasket? I had a hard time and left some grooves in the trans block from it. If I need to do it again I need a better strategy other than hammering a flat head screwdriver until I can grab it with pliers
Just did the transmission filter and the little circle filter gasket thing and wanted a second set of eyes on the condition of the bottom of the transmission pan.
Suburban has 188,000 miles on it. No idea when or if the transmission was previously serviced.
I wiped the magnet off and smeared...
And to potential “engineers know what they were doing” comments. the engineers also introduced AFM, they’ve had to make compromises in the past for better mpg so wouldn’t put it past them to use an inferior lubrication for the sake of mpg
@SpareParts My concern was it flaking off but someone said that the paint is on the inlet side of the filter so any flaking would get caught in the filter so I guess it’s fine?
2015 Suburban 5.3 l83
I know factory recommended is usually the best advice but given what I’ve seen on the 6.2s and I think I saw that the lower oil viscosity was to blame there.
I’ve seen comments that 0w-20 is used in these motors for the sake of fuel economy but doesn’t offer as much...
I'm trying to figure out if and how the rear of my 2015 burban is lifted, is this an aftermarket turnbuckle on the auto level sensor?
Based on the angle of the trackbar and the height in the rear I suspect it's lifted a bit? Looking for new shocks and springs and want to retain the current...
@j91z28d1 This filter is actually for my 2015 suburban but it’s the same dimensions as the other Wix filters I use on my 08 Tahoe. I actually have like 4 other Wix filters on my shelf I will check them really quick
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