We bought an 03 yukon and the previous owner lowered the vehicle about three inches. In order for me to return it to stock height, do I just need to find some coil springs in a salvage yard, and put regular shocks on the vehicle. I do not mind the vehicle being lowered, except it seems to take bumps pretty hard.
Return lowered Yukon to stock height
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It depends on what kind of kit was used. It could need just original-spec springs and shocks, but there also may be other brackets or such that were used that need to be changed back out or removed.
Do you see a logo or name, different, on anything underneath? Such as Eibach, McCaughy's, etc?
Do you see a logo or name, different, on anything underneath? Such as Eibach, McCaughy's, etc?
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You should probably be in a different forum, as well, since the '00-06 trucks are quite different as far as suspension and such:
http://www.tahoeforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9
http://www.tahoeforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9
No I can not see any names for a lowering kit underneath. Based on the quality of the work and how hard it hits bumps, I am sure it was done in the cheapest possible way. I would not be surprised if the coil springs were just hacksawed down to drop the vehicle.
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