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I'll try to help out as best I can if you added some pics it would really help
-mines bodied 3inchs rear 3/4 pinch of the body's pinch is gone, would getting rid of the radius rod on the lca's help bring the front down that 3/4 of a inch in the front?
This is a tough once since the answer depends on the truck. This could be where the suspension is binding and not letting it air out all the way. The easiest way to check is to just disconnect the two bolts that connect to the lower control arm. Some other things that could keep it from laying is the bag is compressed as far as it will go, or maybe shock bottoming out. Even ball joints binding can cause prevent it from laying out completely.
-its got firestone bags in the front and would re6 slams work nice right now totally aired up im just untucking the rubber but front end has been z'd
They may fix but it depends on what size firestones you have. If you have 2600s it should fit. Slam Specialties are great bags and will lift more at the same psi than Firestones. Their force to PSI is excellent!
-anyone mount a york tight to the engine and if so do you have any pics?
There's a couple how tos in the technical write ups by members section
-right now im layed out on 16inch denalis, i have a extra set of 20inch centerlines from my yukon that with 4x4 fenders will tuck but what would i need to do to lay out on 20's??
First you need to figure out the diameter difference between the new and old tires you are going to run. Then calculate the difference in back spacing or offset. I made some calculators to help with the calculations. go to tech then tech calculators.
After that it will give you a better idea of what will need to be done
-this was a raised bed so i cant compare to a stock but whats a good height to raise the factory bed floor or just take the factory tubs to the rail? I think it looks better when there's at least 4-5" from the top of the rail to the tub but it will depend on your new tires as to what you will need to do.
Feel free to ask any questions you have, we are all willing to help each other