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[08 Tahoe LTZ]

My baby (08 LTZ 4x4) grew up over the last week (Rough Country 5" lift), so had to get her some new shoes (33" Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs). Out with the old, in with the new. My 90lb Buddy approves, and can still get in. Special thanks to Douglas and Phil for the help and Mike for the shop space.

Adjustable panhard (track bar) next.

 

[HUMOROUS1]

I like that. Looks real good.

 

[wjburken]

Looks great! Like the color.

 

[2010gmcyukon]

Looks good. Thanks for sharing

 

[Brendan Paul]

What did you do about the Autoride, I'm pretty sure Rough Country doesn't have a kit for LTZ's with Autoride. Did you delete it?

 

[Beagleman]

Your 90 lb buddy is handsome !!

 

[08 Tahoe LTZ]

What did you do about the Autoride, I'm pretty sure Rough Country doesn't have a kit for LTZ's with Autoride. Did you delete it?

They are incorrect that their lift wont work, suspension is the same. Was told a delete wasn't an option. Put plates in the rear to keep air autoride functional and resistors up front.

 

[massivespl]

Lift looks big. Get some 35s

 

[08 Tahoe LTZ]

Get some 35s

Massive trimming would be required. Maybe later.

 

[Brendan Paul]

other members have suggested using the expansion kit from FTS to make the autoride work. It's not on their website but people say to call them.

 

[Dustin Jackson]

other members have suggested using the expansion kit from FTS to make the autoride work. It's not on their website but people say to call them.

@Brendan Paul I think the easier option would be to remove the autoride shocks and springs and install some traditional parts, which is what most lift kits do. You will have to put the resistors in still to turn off the warning.