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Old 10-01-2014, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by GMCSIERRA5.3
hi there.. i have a 2012 gmc sierra denali 2wd looking into lowering it maybe a 4/6...if i dont have to do a c notch that would be awesome..also looking for best ride possible and dont want to have ugly camber eating all the tires up...thanks!
Here is the kit I recommend

07-13 Chevrolet Silverado/Sierra (All Cabs) 0" to -4" Front / 5"/6" Rear Drop w/ Street Performance Shocks

You really don't need a notch til 7+ inches of drop. This kit also comes with camber bushings to prevent tires from wearing.
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Originally Posted by SlickBeast
Any recommendations on air shocks in the rear? wondering how to drop the rear an inch or two without flip kits or any of that....(wouldn't mind that either tho)
I do not recommend air shocks on any fullsize truck. I would go with Street Performance shocks by Belltech and if needed a helper bag system by Airlift.
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I know its not technically lowering but;Best setup for stock height w/ rear airbags on 2014 w/ Towing/track/dd
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TheSuspensionSource, so there's nothing to look out for with the 4x4? And it is a single cab. Those were the parts I was looking at but I needed another opinion
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Originally Posted by thewrx
I know its not technically lowering but;Best setup for stock height w/ rear airbags on 2014 w/ Towing/track/dd
Here is a helper system offered by Airlift. See which one might fit your needs best and let me know. I will get you a price

2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 REAR WHEEL DRIVE Air Bag Suspension Kits | Air Lift Company
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TheSuspensionSource, so there's nothing to look out for with the 4x4? And it is a single cab. Those were the parts I was looking at but I needed another opinion
Your 4WD won't really be useful but it'll be lowered lol
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Will I be able to use it at all?
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Originally Posted by thewrx
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$275 within lower 48 states.
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Originally Posted by Blewis09
Will I be able to use it at all?
I am not 100% sure.


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