Bigger leveling kit?

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bmxdannyo

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I have the readylift 1.5 in the front right now. When I see the pics of the tahoes with the 2.5 front and rear levels they appear much larger than mine. Would it be worth it to upgrade my leveling kit to the 2.5 front and rear? Other suggestions?

Pic of mine with 285's (lower valence has since been removed)
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VS 2.5 front and rear level:
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i think you may get a little higher stance but you i dont think you will get much more of a bigger tire under there without a "real" lift kit....i got 295/95/18 under mine with 2.5" in the front.

this could all change with you aftermarket rims depending on offset though
 

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If that is what you want, then it would be worth it. You can get them pretty cheap ~$125 and if you install yourself the only other expense would be the alignment.
 
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If that is what you want, then it would be worth it. You can get them pretty cheap ~$125 and if you install yourself the only other expense would be the alignment.

That's kind of what I was thinking. The ready lift cost me around 200. At the time I was unaware of the larger level, otherwise I would have done it the first time.
 

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I'm in the same boat with my Sierra. I'm thinking about going with CCM kit or the Top Gun Customs 2.5" as I hear good things about them.

By the way, what wheels do you have? Are those KM2 tires?
 
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well, somewhat impulsive but i ordered a truxx kit. I got tired of the tires rubbing so much. All it needs is about .5 inch taller to clear it 100%.
 

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i have the truxxx kit and i love it...good choice!
 

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Once I get my post count up I am going to have alot of questions for you. I live in SA and just purchased a 2011 Chevy Tahoe Z71 4X4 and am wanting to start modding her out. Will be chatting with you shortly!
 

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get a 2.5 and put it on top of the one u have no. Saw a 2007 tahoe recently with leveling kits stacked and it was able to fit 34 or 35's on it. looked awesome!! not sure how it would ride though
 

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^ IMO do not exceed 2.5" for front leveling spacers. The CV joints will be stressed to much. If you want to go higher, install a proper lift kit.
 

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well then scratch my idea! haha they know more then me :)
 

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