Greetings all.
I have a 2008 LTZ Tahoe, 185,000 miles, on stock suspension. After spending way too much money on this 5.3, its behaving very nice, and ready for another 100,000 miles. Now I need to address the suspension.
As far as I know, I do not have magnaride, air, auto leveling, or any other electronic wizardry. I would love to have all of that, but I'm not sure its feasible to retrofit. I am seeking advice about the best quality update for my needs. I spend 20% of my driving time in fields and off-road areas. I routinely haul 1000lbs in the back, rarely tow anything. I am looking for the most comfortable ride quality I can achieve. I would like to reduce the harshness of poor quality roads, make the steering slightly more responsive, but also have a system that will last with proper maintenance.
Is it possible to add magnaride/autoleveling air suspension to a 2008 LTZ in which it was not installed from the factory?
Is it prohibitively expensive?
Is there an alternative?
Very willing to hear options and opinions.
I have a 2008 LTZ Tahoe, 185,000 miles, on stock suspension. After spending way too much money on this 5.3, its behaving very nice, and ready for another 100,000 miles. Now I need to address the suspension.
As far as I know, I do not have magnaride, air, auto leveling, or any other electronic wizardry. I would love to have all of that, but I'm not sure its feasible to retrofit. I am seeking advice about the best quality update for my needs. I spend 20% of my driving time in fields and off-road areas. I routinely haul 1000lbs in the back, rarely tow anything. I am looking for the most comfortable ride quality I can achieve. I would like to reduce the harshness of poor quality roads, make the steering slightly more responsive, but also have a system that will last with proper maintenance.
Is it possible to add magnaride/autoleveling air suspension to a 2008 LTZ in which it was not installed from the factory?
Is it prohibitively expensive?
Is there an alternative?
Very willing to hear options and opinions.