2019 Tahoe Premier Plus Rear Spring Lowering With Stock Mag-Ride shocks

[bcope]

Hello, I recently purchased a 2019 Tahoe Premier Plus. I want to lower rear by 2 inches with replacement springs (Belltech or similar) and keep the mag-ride stock shocks in use. Have any of you done this? Any issues?
Also, I find that the truck handles potholes and road imperfections well but I feel has more side to side sway/roll than it should. Only 74K miles. Any suggestions to improve this for better stability and back road manners?

Thanks you, Bob

 

[ivin74]

Springs and shock extenders should keep everything factory again.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

If you want to get rid of virtually 100% body roll, get yourself a matched set of Hellwig sway bars. They are pricey, but you will say goodbye to body roll forever, and the truck's handling will be dramatically improved.

 

[Doubeleive]

Hello, I recently purchased a 2019 Tahoe Premier Plus. I want to lower rear by 2 inches with replacement springs (Belltech or similar) and keep the mag-ride stock shocks in use. Have any of you done this? Any issues?
Also, I find that the truck handles potholes and road imperfections well but I feel has more side to side sway/roll than it should. Only 74K miles. Any suggestions to improve this for better stability and back road manners?

Thanks you, Bob

if you drop it 2" then you may have to shorten the rear ride height rods, but otherwise that's about it. as already mentioned the Hellwig bars will help improve handling so will halfway decent tires.
you might also need 2" drop mounts for the oem shocks to do it right, not sure if 2" will interfere with the sway bar end link or not, if so there are lower control arms to work around that.