clint, i think you can contact an admin and have them just change your s/n and will keep your settings and posts the same.

 

ill have to check on that!
thanks Jones

 

SWEEET NOW LOWER IT LOL

i lower these a lot if you have any questions hit me up.

 

NorCal, i do have a question for you. On the rear of the TBSS's there are two bolts that has something to do with the adjustability of the air susp. I was told that you could adj. one of the bolts out and it would lower the rear, or actually limit the air up. Any info on this? What do you suggest on lowering components?

Jones

 

yah i did ahow to on trailblazerss.com move the arm down truck comes down, move the arm up truck goes up.

here is the rear aired all the way up i did on a customers truck for fun

 

Thanks bro. We'll probably be giving this a shot this weekend!

 

yea im looking to lower it...just like the how to you posted up on tbss.com...
and i WANT some KBee adj. front coil overs!

 

It's amazing how much nicer the quality is of the TBSS versus the last gen Tahoe/Burb. We have a Suburban too and my wife says it is a hunk of shat next to the SS

 

That's interesting, IMO my '03 Avalanche puts my '06 TBSS to shame in the engineering, quality and fit & finish departments. There's not a day goes by that I don't wish I had the AV back. I certainly don't miss 19 feet of truck, but I do miss the lower noise, the better quality stock Bose system, the full-size (and well thought out) interior......and the way people got out of the way when they saw me in their rear-view mirrors was just an added plus.

 

It could be that my Suburban is 5 years older than the SS (new style 2000) Other than lack of interior space (I prefer the smaller TBSS) my TBSS is better in every way over my burb. 03's got the upgraded stereo so yours could very well be better. I know my Bose in the SS was a wasted $500