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tahoe2009

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Hey yall I just recently bought a 2001 Tahoe LS 2wd and I came across this website and it looks like its a pretty good site but anyways Im wanting to lift my Tahoe and I was wondering what is the best and inexpensive way to lift the tahoe to fit 33's or 35's??
 
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Big Tap

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You might be able to get away with cranking the keys to at least level the front. That should get you enough room for the 33's I think. I usually go the other way with my rides, so someone else would probably know better than I would.
To fit the 35's you're most likely going to need keys, springs and possibly longer shocks. I think someone makes coil spacers as well, but again I'm not well versed on lifting these things.
 

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Since your 2wd you can go with a spindle lift. They are pretty cheap and can range from 2 to 4in. i would go with a 3in spindle and a 1.5" coil spacer for the rear. A good thing to keep in mind when doing spacers in the rear is that the amount of lift you get is half the size of the spacer. 1.5=3, 1=2, ect.
 
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