fishsticks wrote:I disagree. //// views. Bring your Wrangler and play follow the TB.
Pics of the 12" rear pls.
That's absolutely awesome!
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anyone use this product?
http://www.readyliftstore.com/GMC_Envoy_Leveling_Kits_s/265.htm
it claims that
Keeps your factory ride - Guaranteed
Will never wear, break or fail - Guaranteed
Toughest finish - Guaranteed
Safest way to lift - Guaranteed
The highest quality GMC Envoy mild lift kit system on the market
Allows for up to a 32x10.50 tire when using OEM wheels or offset equivalent when using a 1.5" wheel spacer.
http://www.readyliftstore.com/GMC_Envoy_Leveling_Kits_s/265.htm
it claims that
Keeps your factory ride - Guaranteed
Will never wear, break or fail - Guaranteed
Toughest finish - Guaranteed
Safest way to lift - Guaranteed
The highest quality GMC Envoy mild lift kit system on the market
Allows for up to a 32x10.50 tire when using OEM wheels or offset equivalent when using a 1.5" wheel spacer.
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Most folks here don't like that much lift outside the strut.
That much lift outside the strut can possibly cause binding during articulation.
There is also some concern about the design being unsafe.
Since you mention you won't be offroading it likely won't be a big deal for you.
I would still rather pay less and get one of the other kits though.
That much lift outside the strut can possibly cause binding during articulation.
There is also some concern about the design being unsafe.
Since you mention you won't be offroading it likely won't be a big deal for you.
I would still rather pay less and get one of the other kits though.
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thank you guys for the info. will look into another kit then.
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fishsticks wrote:I disagree. //// views. Bring your Wrangler and play follow the TB.
Pics of the 12" rear pls.
HAAHAHAHAH..."Nah man, I gotta Jeep." That's epic
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