Adam OJ
TYF Newbie
I'm new here.
I just bought a 2001 Tahoe to replace my lifted Jeep commander. We are on our 3rd suburban, so I'm familiar with the platform, but I have never lifted any of them.
The shocks on my Tahoe (LT autoride, ~92k miles) are shot. Real rough ride. Of course, I didn't notice in the test drive, it only shows up on real rough potholed or heavily patched roads.
Anyway, I want to swap out the shocks for some Bilstein 5100's based on the recommendations heard here. I am going to do keys and spacers and bigger tires soon, just not yet. I have to take one mod at a time. So can put the appropriately sized 5100's on there without also lifting it? Or does the lower ride height cause problems with the shocks?
Thanks, looking forward to the journey of getting this thing a little taller!
---------- Post added at 11:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:26 PM ----------
nice first post - In the wrong forum...
Sorry guys, Moved it over there...
Mods, feel free to delete this thread.
I just bought a 2001 Tahoe to replace my lifted Jeep commander. We are on our 3rd suburban, so I'm familiar with the platform, but I have never lifted any of them.
The shocks on my Tahoe (LT autoride, ~92k miles) are shot. Real rough ride. Of course, I didn't notice in the test drive, it only shows up on real rough potholed or heavily patched roads.
Anyway, I want to swap out the shocks for some Bilstein 5100's based on the recommendations heard here. I am going to do keys and spacers and bigger tires soon, just not yet. I have to take one mod at a time. So can put the appropriately sized 5100's on there without also lifting it? Or does the lower ride height cause problems with the shocks?
Thanks, looking forward to the journey of getting this thing a little taller!
---------- Post added at 11:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:26 PM ----------
nice first post - In the wrong forum...
Sorry guys, Moved it over there...
Mods, feel free to delete this thread.