Recent content by Blacktooth

About 3" to 4" and I don't want a (LIFT KIT) because it is too expensive for me :crazy:

So guys, what do you recommend for off-road shocks? and lift kit? :confused: From your experience ;)

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Guys I found this in Readylift website! (ReadyLift Chevy Suburban & Tahoe 1500 Classic 2.5" Front Leveling Kit 2000-2006 2WD/4WD 6-lug) Dose that mean it is only lift the front? then how can I lift the rear? :eek:

No No No, I will not buy the (Body Lift). I have read the installation instruction and it is really hard and complex. It required to remove everything. What the hell! :mad3: I don't like it. :ack: Now I am thinking about (Leveling Kits) because it is much easier than that! :cuss: So...

Can I lift it by using longer shocks only? :yaya:

So you are saying (Body Lift Kit + New long shocks = What I need above?) especially for little jumping :rolleyes:

I have the hitch. But the problem is (will the bumper be strong and safe for little pushing and maybe in small accidents or it will fall down?)

Thank you for the explanation :D Anyone vote for (Body Lift)? :shhh:

Thank you for the advise :inc: I agree with you about the cost of (Body lift). But the installation isn't easy and my friend told me the bumper will bot be strong and you can't tow with it :cryin:

You are really useful :) Thank you But I need more answers from others :D

Hi, I have some questions about lifting my (2000 Yukon SLT 4wd). I searched on the internet about lifting kits they are really good quality but with a painful price.:hlp: Also I don't live in US :patriot: so the shipping and installing will cost more than my Yukon so it is not worth it...