Update on new vehicle
#17
If edmunds.com is a reliable source...then the max tow rating is more like 8700lbs - Here is the link
#18
Thanks guys, It looks like the tow rating is higher 8700 lbs, that sounds better. I asked a guy a the dealership today what the tow rating was and he said he thought it was 7400 lbs. I was just going by what he said but I guess he thought wrong.
24's would be sweet and we will have to have a tv screen and a PS2 in there as well. If not for the Baby to be, then for me since I'm a kid at heart and I still act like I am 20
Bill
24's would be sweet and we will have to have a tv screen and a PS2 in there as well. If not for the Baby to be, then for me since I'm a kid at heart and I still act like I am 20
Bill
#19
The Edmund's and Kelly Blue Book guys all hit on the same pipe. What gears ya got? Tow rating should be on the door jamb. I think your back to the mods and the TV's. Cost of living keeps going up! Try this link http://www.chevrolet.com/tahoe/index.htm
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#22
The Tahoes are great trucks, especially for long hauls. I'm kind of a Deanli lover. Just prefer the extra grunt and comfort, plus the active suspension is way cool. Highly recommend the Hotchkis sway bar kit for these trucks. With the active suspension, the Tow/Haul mode gives you very little sway, but has crappy shifting without a load. With the Hotchkis setup, you get the same firm, no slop ride in the regular shifting mode, without the crappy shifting. Enjoy it.
Denali with 18" Borbet CW4 rims and Toyo 285/60R18 tires. (which are for sale if anybody is interested)
Denali with 18" Borbet CW4 rims and Toyo 285/60R18 tires. (which are for sale if anybody is interested)
Last edited by WHAT04; 04-03-2002 at 09:18 AM.
#27
FastAsL,
I did consider that, but, I already have a jacked 4x4 that I never use, it just sit's in the garage. I have only had it out a couple of times in the last two years and that was just to drive it around and to go through the gears to keep everything lubed up. It's an "88 Toyota with 38" tires with a dump bed and all, only 24,000 original miles, never seen any winter months.
rfat16,
Sure I have a few pics of it, the motor and transaxle are out right now that is why it sits high in the rear
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...-624-13610.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...-624-13612.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...-624-13614.jpg
I did consider that, but, I already have a jacked 4x4 that I never use, it just sit's in the garage. I have only had it out a couple of times in the last two years and that was just to drive it around and to go through the gears to keep everything lubed up. It's an "88 Toyota with 38" tires with a dump bed and all, only 24,000 original miles, never seen any winter months.
rfat16,
Sure I have a few pics of it, the motor and transaxle are out right now that is why it sits high in the rear
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...-624-13610.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...-624-13612.jpg
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...-624-13614.jpg