Fat Bob's Garage Level Kit?

[saxart]

I'm looking to "level" my 2011 Burb, but I don't want to go as high as 2" or 2.5" as I want to keep a little "rake" to it for towing.

Has anyone here used Fat Bob's Garage products? I like the simple one-piece design of their 1.5" front spacers:

http://store.fatbobsgarage.com/_che...eveling-kit-4wd2wd-2007-2011-6-lug-p8383.aspx

or.........

Should I go with somthing like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

Thoughts?

 

[Ben]

Do you have an LTZ?

 

[saxart]

Sorry, I should have mentioned that in my original post. No, I've got an LT. (no Autoride) but it does have those "LTZ" 20" spoke-style rims.

I'm basically looking for an "almost leveling kit" so I still have a little rake to tow and can run the stock wheels and tires without having empty wheel-wells, that's why I'm trying to stay away from a leveling kit that raises the front and the rear.

 

[Ben]

I would suggest getting one of the adjustable leveling kits and putting it to the lowest setting.

 

[twistedwhisky]

If you're not looking to fit larger tires you could always just drop the rear.

 

[bigbluebowtie]

Fat Bob's metal replacement material? no thanks, buy the billet ones

 

[KMeloney]

Yeah, just go for the ReadyLift adjustable billet kit. You can clock the lift to 1", 1.5", or 2". I added it to my LTZ (Tahoe) and had it set to 1". Subtle, but makes all the difference in the world.

 

[InTruckDesign]

Yeah, just go for the ReadyLift adjustable billet kit. You can clock the lift to 1", 1.5", or 2". I added it to my LTZ (Tahoe) and had it set to 1". Subtle, but makes all the difference in the world.

Listen to this man...he has probably the most time involved getting the tahoe to sit ''right'' with factory sized rims and tires...PERIOD!!




and Kirk that is a compliment.

 

[Sinner73]

daystar makes a 1.5 , havnt gotten any info yet about it since there isnt any traffic in here but it looks pretty good , its poli instead of 6061

 

[saxart]

Alright, alright, alright...

I ordered the Ready Lift kit.

Come on MAIL-MAN!!!