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Old 08-29-2005, 05:18 PM
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Ok so I want to put a little drop (nothing radical) on the wifes Burban and get some aftermarket rims for her (20"z or 22"z). I have no clue on the suspension stuff for the Chevy SUVs or Trucks, where should I start looking.... companies, products things of that nature.

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McGaughy's makes a good kit for the 'Burbs from what I hear. They make a 2/3 kit and a 3/5 kit. Either one will allow you to run 20's or 22's no problem. It just depends on how big a tire you want to run.
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Thanks, I will look into McGaughy's
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What are the measurements now? Do you want to lower it all around, or just level the rear with the front? How much?

My AV is built on a Suburban frame/chassis and I've done a little bit of work researching the options.
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You could just get some rear springs from Eibach to lower the rear 3" and turn your torsion keys a bit to lower the front another inch or so...
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