Got 3" in the rear of the hoe- coil overs 1" - 2" spacers. Have 2" keys in the front. Sitting @ 40" in the rear and 39 in front. I want to put coil overs up front and that will level me out. Problem is when I went to get it aligned the guy told me I shouldn't go any higher up front cause I wouldn't have space between my crossmember and something else( not really sure what he's talking about). He said he could barely get a key in between them and if I went higher it would hit my crossmember and cause damage? Does anyone know what he's talking about and what I can do? I really want coil overs up front! Any help would be appreciated.
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AquinoSteven
Key and Spacer Guru
Rock krawler was the only company that made a coil over kit for the tahoe. I cant seem to find it at all. Check out cognitos uper control arms. They add more downward travel.
brad6603
TYF Newbie
Just a little advice. I once had torsion bar keys on my 2003 Chevy pickup. I replaced both upper and lower ball joints due to these keys. It puts the joints at a terrible angle and destroys them. I also had to replace the driver CV joint due to the bad angle. I ended up removing the keys after spending so much money on replacement parts for my front end. Dont cut anything. Those bump stops are there for a reason. And from looking at your pictures your CV joints are at a bad angle as well.
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