Lifted/Leveled 2021 - Postem Up

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

Spike045

TYF Newbie
Joined
Sep 23, 2022
Posts
8
Reaction score
5
, also don’t think the spacer thicknesses are actually 2” / 1” (though the RC rep told me this is
Alright. I’ve stalked this page for years and never actually posted any pics of our previous leveled vehicles. Looking back they were all white with black wheels. Not much changes I guess. Suspension maxx 2.5 front with new uca and 1.5 in the rear. Tires are 295/65/20 Toyo at2. Yes it’s tight, yes it required trimming and some more to be done this weekend. The grocery getter will definitely be set apart now.
Looks good! What is the overall height of the Yukon now? Looking to do something very similar but would like to still fit in the garage..
 

FatDog

Full Access Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2013
Posts
183
Reaction score
113
Traxda - 2" front / 1" rear lift
Wheels - XF Offroad 20x9 / +12 offset
Tires - Toyo AT3 285/60/20
Poke - No tread really showing but the bulge of the sidewall sticks out and the shoulder of the tire can be seen now. So, some "poke".
Trimming - So far just the front Husky mud flaps needed a little bit of trimming.
Roade noise - Not much at all, these are actually pretty quiet tires for an all terrain.
Raised height - Sorry guys, I was so excited I didn't get the before measurement.

E8761370-FD58-48FC-A3A2-73BECABDC9C5.jpeg


E6D19AD8-FE6A-4BE2-B352-9EE9C0384784.jpeg


57FFE43D-DECB-46DD-B55E-A08416B9F9EE.jpeg


7D022147-3F5C-43D7-A4A6-2B7AF7F250F8.jpeg
 

pa31p

Full Access Member
Joined
Sep 24, 2022
Posts
196
Reaction score
278
I’ll take the stock rims if you’re throwing them out :) Nice setup
 

FatDog

Full Access Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2013
Posts
183
Reaction score
113
I’ll take the stock rims if you’re throwing them out :) Nice setup
At this point, not sure what I'll do with the stock set up. Those tires have 13K on them and the wheels look like new. They "may" go up for sale.
 

Ca3sar

TYF Newbie
Joined
Dec 10, 2022
Posts
5
Reaction score
1
Traxda - 2" front / 1" rear lift
Wheels - XF Offroad 20x9 / +12 offset
Tires - Toyo AT3 285/60/20
Poke - No tread really showing but the bulge of the sidewall sticks out and the shoulder of the tire can be seen now. So, some "poke".
Trimming - So far just the front Husky mud flaps needed a little bit of trimming.
Roade noise - Not much at all, these are actually pretty quiet tires for an all terrain.
Raised height - Sorry guys, I was so excited I didn't get the before measurement.

View attachment 387700

View attachment 387701

View attachment 387703

View attachment 387704
Could you have done a 295?
 

FatDog

Full Access Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2013
Posts
183
Reaction score
113
Could you have done a 295?
I don't think so.

I did a quick super quick "test drive" and nothing seemed to rub on normal turns. I have not tried backing down the driveway apron while turning yet. If there will be any rub, this is usually where it will show up. I'll try and do a little experimenting today or tomorrow with that.

When I turn full left (maxed), the rear of the tire that is now cranked inwards towards the frame is right up again the fender well lining or at least really really close! If I end up with a rub in this area, I might try like a 1/4" wheel spacer......which I "think" would help that???? Unless I'm looking / thinking about that wrong?

I'll keep ya posted!!
 

FatDog

Full Access Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2013
Posts
183
Reaction score
113
Did a little more test driving in and out of the driveway (backwards / forwards) while turning and no real issues.

It doe touch barely but not even enough to make noise on the felt wheel liner.

There is a small bracket that is bolted in behind the felt wheel liner that basically lines up about where the rub is. I think I'll mess around with pulling the liner and see if I can do anything with that.

Also, looking at things closer, any wheel spacer would definitely make the rub worse. I'm glad I did not add wheel spacers and I'm glad I did not go any more than the +12 offset on the wheel with this setup.
 

nick14226

Full Access Member
Joined
Nov 22, 2019
Posts
258
Reaction score
249
Did a little more test driving in and out of the driveway (backwards / forwards) while turning and no real issues.

It doe touch barely but not even enough to make noise on the felt wheel liner.

There is a small bracket that is bolted in behind the felt wheel liner that basically lines up about where the rub is. I think I'll mess around with pulling the liner and see if I can do anything with that.

Also, looking at things closer, any wheel spacer would definitely make the rub worse. I'm glad I did not add wheel spacers and I'm glad I did not go any more than the +12 offset on the wheel with this setup.
I ended up removing the brackets to make clearance, didn’t seem like any good way to trim or rework them.

Post in thread 'Lifted/Leveled 2021 - Postem Up'
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/lifted-leveled-2021-postem-up.126361/post-1728653
 

FatDog

Full Access Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2013
Posts
183
Reaction score
113
I ended up removing the brackets to make clearance, didn’t seem like any good way to trim or rework them.

Post in thread 'Lifted/Leveled 2021 - Postem Up'
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/lifted-leveled-2021-postem-up.126361/post-1728653


I'll have to take a closer look but initially, I "think" the bracket you have pictured looks different then what it is on the Denali? Yours looks like it is bigger and goes inward? From memory I think the bracket on the Denali was much smaller and just had a tab.

I'll take a closer look and get some pics one of these evenings.
 

Goggs7

TYF Newbie
Joined
Aug 4, 2021
Posts
9
Reaction score
13
Thanks, yeah, just going for a little poke. Here are some more pics, the wheels I have are +15mm offset (factory z71 wheels are +24mm), so amount of offset is closer to a 1.5” spacer with a factory offset wheel.View attachment 384805View attachment 384804View attachment 384806
Do you have a picture by chance before you put the spacers on? I’m looking at going with a +1 offset but I want it to poke out a little similar to your set up. Nice ride! How the coopers holding up?
 

nick14226

Full Access Member
Joined
Nov 22, 2019
Posts
258
Reaction score
249
Do you have a picture by chance before you put the spacers on? I’m looking at going with a +1 offset but I want it to poke out a little similar to your set up. Nice ride! How the coopers holding up?
So far I really like the coopers. I will say the stock Goodyears and the KO2’s were quieter, but the coopers aren’t obnoxiously loud and so far seem better in rain and snow. I ran nitto mud grapplers as a kid, sounded like an airplane coming down the road lol. So spacers went on before the coopers, this would be closest to +1mm I’ve run (stock wheels and tires with 1.25” spacer).

D4F383E1-4996-4413-A0D7-284A40706D68.jpeg
 

Goggs7

TYF Newbie
Joined
Aug 4, 2021
Posts
9
Reaction score
13
Anyone running the rough country 3.5 lift? Thoughts on it? Debating between that and the readylift 3in.
 

Goggs7

TYF Newbie
Joined
Aug 4, 2021
Posts
9
Reaction score
13
D4C7977C-A1EE-4A3B-A167-4ECC7AA2E791.jpeg

So after much research and searching around I finally ended on this set up. I’m very happy with the way it turned out!
3.5 rough country lift
295/60r20 nitro trail grappler
20x9 +01 fuel blitz rim
 

Attachments

  • 12702F1E-3A8F-49DC-BCC8-3FB7C86D544F.jpeg
    12702F1E-3A8F-49DC-BCC8-3FB7C86D544F.jpeg
    487.5 KB · Views: 187
  • 85A29E32-0AA0-432D-99A0-1BC7AC9CE6A8.jpeg
    85A29E32-0AA0-432D-99A0-1BC7AC9CE6A8.jpeg
    474 KB · Views: 175

Morales1995

Full Access Member
Joined
Mar 4, 2017
Posts
102
Reaction score
37
View attachment 388892
So after much research and searching around I finally ended on this set up. I’m very happy with the way it turned out!
3.5 rough country lift
295/60r20 nitro trail grappler
20x9 +01 fuel blitz rim
Looking good I’m still debating on the leveling kit from CCM vs the rough country… I only am hesitant because the rear end is ugly as is and the taller the vehicle the more it shows. On another note I live near this shop how much did they charge?
 

Goggs7

TYF Newbie
Joined
Aug 4, 2021
Posts
9
Reaction score
13
Looking good I’m still debating on the leveling kit from CCM vs the rough country… I only am hesitant because the rear end is ugly as is and the taller the vehicle the more it shows. On another note I live near this shop how much did they charge?
The owner is a family friend of ours so I got a little break on the pricing but he does great work and still cheaper than any other shop around.
 

Morales1995

Full Access Member
Joined
Mar 4, 2017
Posts
102
Reaction score
37
Well I know that the rough country kit has more parts than just 4 spacers but I’m still curious to see your Tahoe looks great man!
 

Forum statistics

Threads
137,671
Posts
1,989,105
Members
102,675
Latest member
j_jerry79

Latest posts

Back
Top