iamdub
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Wow. That's pretty intense.
Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to lower their Tahoes.

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Wow. That's pretty intense.

...Suspension mods include upgraded sway bars, Monroe police shocks all around, OEM police coils in the rear, and OEM SS coils in the front.
Hot rod Caddy--good stuff!I should disclose a bit more about the Fleetwood, since this is a bit of a Tahoe forum.
From 1991-1996, GM produced their last body-on-frame cars. This group of vehicles, built on the B platform, was ultimately a farewell to classic muscle cars. Under the hood starting in 1994 was the second-generation SBC, the 5.7L LT1. Factory specs were 260 horses and 330 torque. This engine was shared exclusively with the Corvette, Camaro, and Firebird of that era. The 2nd gen lasted from 1992 until the C5 Corvette debuted with the LS1 under the hood in 1998.
Included in this group: Chevy Caprice, Chevy Impala SS, Buick Roadmaster, Cadillac Fleetwood, and several station wagon variations.
Pictured is my black 95 Brougham that I recently "finished" rebuilding. I also have a red 94 that is going to be a full-blown race car with a bunch of wild aero mods and no interior.
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This was my first cam install, which was a big milestone for me.
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WOW... It has been a minute.
I'm deep into renovating my buildings now. Car stuff has mostly been on hold.
There are a couple of Tahoe updates:
First, I have made a somewhat risky move with my tires. The tires I have on now raised the ride height noticeably, and I kinda wanna go back to stock PPV height. I can feel the difference in handling from the increased sidewall. I'm keeping my stock 18" Silverado wheels, though....
I have taken delivery of a set of Continental 285/50R18s. This is the same overall height as the stock PPV tires, but with larger rims.
On track for delivery tomorrow is the Airaid modular tube... I finally gave in.
I'm going to try a few more runs at the drag strip after the new tires and intake.
I'm about to replace the front end wear parts, and in shopping for shocks I found that Bilsteins are only slightly more expensive than replacement PPV shocks. I may go with the Bilsteins.
I figured I should post a couple of pics, just because...
WOW this was a good move.
The car is faster and more agile, as expected. Surprisingly, it’s also softer on the road.
I’m not sure if this is because the new tires are such high quality, or because the old ones had too much air in them, or both. The ride just feels so much softer and more comfortable now.
The ride height is noticeably lower, as well.
Pics coming now from my other phone.