Ridetech air suspension

[DutchSchultz]

https://www.ridetech.com/product/product-3263/

Hi guys !

Curious why this says 2WD only ? What’s the difference with an 03 Yukon with 4wd ? I daily it in 2WD unless I encounter snow.

I’d love to do this to my 03 Yukon . Is there a 4wd version? My searching is coming up blank.


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[mikeyss]

Ok... Long story short....

The GMT800 2WD had coil springs on the front, but that's trucks though. The GMT800 tahoe/suburban 2WD and 4WD used torsion bars.

 

[DutchSchultz]

So basically we are left with spindles and drop springs ThAts it ?

No way to make an air ride system ?


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[mikeyss]

Deleted old post since apparently I give the wrong info

 

[DutchSchultz]

Gotcha . Bummer


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[Colby_e32]

Wrong information here.

2wd and 4x4 all use the same front and rear suspension.

this kit WILL work on 4x4, however your cv axles will be in the way of the airbags.

If you plan to run 4x4, look into the bag brackets that mount to the upper control arm.
https://www.airbagit.com/Brackets-to-fit-Airbags-p/bracketi.htm

This kit will basically mount the airbag to the upper control arm. You will not get super low or lay frame with either of these setups.

you an also go with an extensive metalworks front kit.
https://store.ekstensive.com/collec...hoe-suburban-avalache-24-28in-wheels-w-2-bags

This kit will allow you to lay frame if you do the necessary mods to firewall, inner fenders etc. 4x4 cv axles will still be in your way / bind if riding low.

there are several bagged 4x4 tahoes on other forums.