Lifting a 2004 Yukon denali
11-09-2012, 08:49 AM
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Lifting a 2004 Yukon denali
Doesnt seem to be a very popular Suv to lift BUT I figured what the hell maybe try something a little different, now Im just trying to get some inside information on lifts and maybe a couple pics of what the finished product would look like, any help would be apperciated if anyone knows a little on the subject.
11-11-2012, 02:17 PM
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Dont plan on going very high. You can use a kit from a standard yukon, but youll have to pull the RDS fuse to keep the autoride from going nuts. ( need to disconnect the battery and pull the fuse, then reconnect battery).
Youll also need a new front driveshaft with a cv to keep vibrations down. Or, you can convert it to a standard 4wd case and front axle (the denali has no disconnect) and be able to run 2hi on the hiway.
Thats the major issues. Ive seen a few lifted ones, but always 6" or less.
Youll also need a new front driveshaft with a cv to keep vibrations down. Or, you can convert it to a standard 4wd case and front axle (the denali has no disconnect) and be able to run 2hi on the hiway.
Thats the major issues. Ive seen a few lifted ones, but always 6" or less.
11-12-2012, 11:47 AM
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thats all I want is 6" or less... Converting it would be awesome BUT how would I engage the 4x4 with no electronics or a place for a stick.... also I already disabled my autoride do I just need to add a coil spring spacer for the rear?
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