King Suspension on Denali 2017

[LordRehman]

Hi

 

I currently own 2017 denali wanted to install king suspension on it any suggestion what all things I might need to replace the magnaride as there are sensors and anyone here installed king on denali 2017? if so can you guys share some offroading videos of it? , also wanted to know which king is best 2.5 or 3.0 for smooth daily drive and no stopping on speed humps a lil bit off roading and any supporting mods do I need with king? 

 

Thanks

Best Regards

[Grumpy Bear]

3 hours ago, LordRehman said:

Hi

 

I currently own 2017 denali wanted to install king suspension on it any suggestion what all things I might need to replace the magnaride as there are sensors and anyone here installed king on denali 2017? if so can you guys share some offroading videos of it? , also wanted to know which king is best 2.5 or 3.0 for smooth daily drive and no stopping on speed humps a lil bit off roading and any supporting mods do I need with king? 

 

Thanks

Best Regards

 

Did it on a Silverado WT so can't help with the Magneride delete. Can help with the rest. 

 

I spent $4500 on a full-on multisource setup that included King OEM. Custom springs, hangers etc. and got some of what I wanted. I used Filthy Motorsports and they were great but balk at custom valving. Ben is a busy offroad racer and the customer is his sponsor if you get my drift. Looking at your wish list, yea, you can't have it all. What you're asking for is both ends of a compromise, but these guys will get you as close as one can get and will help you make the best choices possible. Including which end of the stick to pick up.  Part of a good shops job is managing the customers' expectations. 

 

AccuTune Off-Road (accutuneoffroad.com)

 

Don't get me wrong. I am in no way disappointed with my setup, but I did get schooled on the difference between the hype and the reality. Physics doesn't respond to wishes and marketing. My truck is lightyears better but not in all what I expected. I'd do it again with much less stress using a pro. 

 

Be honest with yourself and then with them. Enjoy the ride. 

 

 

Edited August 9 by Grumpy Bear