NNBS Leveled Only Thread
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He ain't touching my truck again.. Lol I'm letting the guy who did my Ucas do everything now.
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I am looking to level lift my nnbs which is currently lowered 4/6. Can I reuse my belltech struts in the front to get the +2 lift I'm looking for? Can I add additional relocaters or a spacer on top the strut to get 3" of lift?
pretty sure your structs are for a lowering application, so there is no way your going to get enough lift out of them with a normal leveling spacer.
They are advertised by belltech to be a -2 / 0 / +2 Strut for lift or lowering or stock replacement.
If these work the way they say they do then I see no issues. And yes, you can combine them with a spacer.
Here's the link if you guys want to read up on them
Product Belltech Sport Trucks and Muscle Cars
This is my 09 Sierra All Terrain z71. Leveled with a rough country kit, sitting on 275/70r18 Toyo Open Country AT IIs on stock rims.
I know its an old post, but how did you do the centercaps? Did you repaint them?2.5 ccm on stock 18" z71 wheels
I guess I need to look at mine closer then. Last time I looked, they didn't look like a sticker or overlay. I could be wrong though.
leveled setups before I lifted
total performance 2.5" level, 3" rear blocks, cooper zeon ltz 275/60/20
bilsteins @ 1.77" + 1/4" TGC spacer, 2" rear blocks
20x9 hostages, 305/55/20 BFG AT KO
total performance 2.5" level, 3" rear blocks, cooper zeon ltz 275/60/20
bilsteins @ 1.77" + 1/4" TGC spacer, 2" rear blocks
20x9 hostages, 305/55/20 BFG AT KO
flaps came off as soon as I moved to my place in town since I was no longer hitting the gravel roads daily but they served their purpose lol
Looked at lunch and deff not a sticker. Its a whole metal overlay (thin aluminum). I may have to repaint them though since they are worn in some spots.
I think the back and bowtie is a sticker on the overlay. if not, im sure some oven cleaner will strip it off the overlay
Its painted onto the overlay. I'll probably just take all of the overlays off since the brushed look doesn't really match much on the wheel. I like the clean look of the ones posted above. If they are all in bad shape then they will get a coat of paint, but if they are no worse that this one I can live with it since the wheels have curbing and some chips to begin with.