McGaughy's 9" Lifted GMC Yukon XL

So you want to lift your Yukon? Here's a quick process teardown.
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[@dionroberts6756]

I live 5 minutes away from No Limit. They're the best at what they do.

[@nolimitbaltimore]

Appreciate you !

[@B6hind6lueyez6]

Is this a 2020 ? I just bought a 2020 yukon xl denali i want this exact lift but im gling 26x14 with 35 because they said 37 wouldnt fit , they also saod 14 was too wide but just curious how much cutting and what needed to go to make this happen im picking the truck up tm and taking straight get lifted any insight would be appreciated….. that truck looks sick & good video straight to it no extra bullshit

[@jordanbenjamin4278]

Did you guys put wheel spacers in the back? The fronts stick out further than the rears after a lift.

[@YFindustries]

Guys got knowledge on lifts. I wonder what his opinion be on the best lift for that between all the ones he named. Quality price performance ect

[@XxsuffacationxX]

How much was this parts and labor

[@loganb5657]

What’s the tires yall put on it

[@BuBea2010]

Will this setup work on 07 Yukon SLT?

[@nolimitbaltimore]

Yes! As long as it’s not a Magride/Autoleveling suspension. If it is a 7” lift is what they recommend.

[@jhill6033]

man that is almost Identical to my 2015. Im having vibration issues now, my 33's are starting to wear and I may need new shocks?

[@r1ckgarc1a]

Looking at this exact setup for my 2019 Yukon. Any thoughts on the handling? I hear 9” makes the steering really loose? Thought?

[@nolimitbaltimore]

The closer to stock ride angels, such as 7”, would drive the closest to stock. This vehicle did not have any reported steering issues from our team or complaints from the customer at 9”

[@caseymontez1089]

@@nolimitbaltimore I been looking for a 7” lift for my 07 GMC Yukon Denali xl 1500 awd with auto ride! I’ve search and can’t find any for awd!

[@20tea]

​@Casey Montez I did a 3.5" leveling front and a 3" spacer rear and a 3" body lift so I can stuff 35" mt tires under my yukon denali. You retain the air ride and it doesn't impact the driveshaft angles as much. The awd transfercase doesn't take steep angles so well, so if you use the 7" lift kit, you need an aftermarket front driveshaft and possibly an aftermarket rear for the added angles from the lift. You will also need to either eliminate air ride or create extension brackets for the front and rear shocks and angle sensors to retain the air ride system. The added complexity possibly legal liability with the manufacturer of the lift kit may be why it's not sold for awd vehicles. I plan to do this sometime for 37s or just make a lift system from scratch with a dana 60 front and 14 bolt rear.

[@mypoeticlicense4537]

I have a 2012 GMC YUKON XL 4X4 5.3L...i hope to turn it into an overland or a pre-runner...still dreaming.

[@scottmuller4813]

What kit was this

[@kallebsolomon1558]

And how much did that whole setup cost?

[@nolimitbaltimore]

You can call the shop for pricing [phone]

[@warraw9925]

Where yall located i see MD TAGS

[@nolimitbaltimore]

6503 Belair Rd, Baltimore, MD

[@lifeisagamblerollthedice9835]

Wheel size please?

[@nolimitbaltimore]

Wheels are 22x12 and tires are 375/45/22

[@Optimus-Prime-Rib]

@0:32 the good man mentions “22x14s on 35s”

[@kallebsolomon1558]

Where did you get the wheels??

[@nolimitbaltimore]

Wheels were purchased through American Truxx

[@Yuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Defined would have went with larger tires

[@mr.garrett9509]

keep up the good work

[@tonyaction5284]

These guys kick azz!!!!!!!!🤙🏼💪🏼

[@rjones916]

Boys got that Covid hair. Whew 😅

[@HALFPOPOLO]

💪🏾🔥🤙🏾

[@colonelJ77]

Lol....looks so dumb