MY NNBS tahoe on 20's

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wondernutz

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Sorry guys thanks for the comments tho it's like a 2 1/2" spacer in the front and some 3" blocks in the rear the front required some trimming and I pealed the cab side of the splash guard and pounder back the body a bout an inch to clear the tires and had to trim a couple inches to clear the front lower valance

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This is the kit I used
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=280846175718&alt=web

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zerps

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did you need to add a differential drop with this leveling kit? are you happy with the ride?
i'm thinking of going this route rather than a skyjacker 3" lift kit, and the $ savings would be great....
 

01Konvict

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No diff drop wit this kit, it was only a 2.5" level kit. He did the large NorCal mod to the fenders. Ride quality is the same. The 3" lift is crap and need to stick to 2.5" lift max or 4" cst kit or 6-7" kits
 

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Hay Guys I'm new around here a couple months ago I bought an 2008 tahoe z71 I love it so far but I wanted to show it off a little. I put an ebay billet 3" leveling lift kit with 20" kmc monsters and nitto trail grapplers 20/55/295 I think it looks bad a$$ let me know what you guys think I will post better pics this weekend.
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That looks awesome!! What size spacers did you use in the rear? I have 1.5" sag in the front. I guess I would want a 3"/2" kit?
 

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