Pirgus
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I am not sure I am going to get an answer from either ReadyLift nor the shop I plan on buying this kit so I'll start a thread here on this forum and see if we can this finally sorted out
I want to get a 2.0" SST Lift Kit from ReadyLift to lift my 2020 Sierra AT4 just a couple of inches and level it a bit. This one:
www.readylift.com
I have stock 275/65/R20 wheels (with Pirelli Scorpion AT tires - I guess not the most common choice but they are really good, I think) and plan on keeping them for the moment.
Will the tires rub against the UCAs? Will I need wheel spacers? Cops here where I live really do not like it tires sticking out so if I need spacers I will also need fender flares and I am not sure I want to deal with those.
Has anyone on this forum tried installing that lift kit on a 1500 AT4 with 275/65/R20 wheels? Did you need spacers?
Bonus question: would you replace the Rancho front shocks with something else at the same time? They served me well till now but I've heard there's better stuff out there
Thank you!!
I want to get a 2.0" SST Lift Kit from ReadyLift to lift my 2020 Sierra AT4 just a couple of inches and level it a bit. This one:
AT4/Trail Boss Plus 2.0" SST Lift Kit- GM 1500 AT4/Trail Boss 4WD 2019-2023
69-3920 +2" SST Lift Kit: 2019-2023 GM AT4 & Trail Boss. Not compatible with Sierra AT4X or Silverado ZR2 Edition. 2" front lift combines with factory 2" lift. CNC-machined billet aluminum top spacer and pre-load spacer kit with heavy-duty control arms1-ton ball joints and maintenance-free pivot...
www.readylift.com
I have stock 275/65/R20 wheels (with Pirelli Scorpion AT tires - I guess not the most common choice but they are really good, I think) and plan on keeping them for the moment.
Will the tires rub against the UCAs? Will I need wheel spacers? Cops here where I live really do not like it tires sticking out so if I need spacers I will also need fender flares and I am not sure I want to deal with those.
Has anyone on this forum tried installing that lift kit on a 1500 AT4 with 275/65/R20 wheels? Did you need spacers?
Bonus question: would you replace the Rancho front shocks with something else at the same time? They served me well till now but I've heard there's better stuff out there
Thank you!!
