Pretty sure it will have the G80, like every other Chevy product. It is a limited slip that locks after in my opinion “way” too much wheel spin.
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2018 Expo VS 2021 Tahoe test drive.
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Pretty sure it will have the G80, like every other Chevy product. It is a limited slip that locks after in my opinion “way” too much wheel spin.
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Pretty sure it will have the G80, like every other Chevy product. It is a limited slip that locks after in my opinion “way” too much wheel spin.
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Expedition Dave
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LokiW, did you watch the video? No locking after a lot of spinning, and press literature makes no mention of it.
I am willing to guess b/c this is their new IRS, the Bowtie Boys might be concerned about the new rear's integrity with a locker.
Either way, it is soupy IMHO.
I am willing to guess b/c this is their new IRS, the Bowtie Boys might be concerned about the new rear's integrity with a locker.
Either way, it is soupy IMHO.
Man, That really is sad for an off-road spec model. Watching the vids now, been a long day at work, so hadn’t had a chance yet.
The 0-60 times seem to be worse than the previous Gen also...
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Roughly 6:50 on the attached video shows no locker on the Z71 Tahoe. Seems like a pretty major miss from Chevy.
Yeah, Just finished watching it. That is embarrassing! The TC couldn’t even figure out that and move it forward some. Pretty bad!
Fail! Maybe they will bring a locker to the AT4 version?
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Not to mention, the only way to get the Suburban with the 6.2 is to get the High Country trim...which is the Platinum trim equivalent.
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Deadman
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Exactly
Dice Roll
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That’s just stunning. Blown away that I kept hearing how awesome this thing would be what a crock. Plus it’s a gm product to find ways to fail in spectacular fashion.
and yeah, if I want a loud v8 sound I’ll build yet another muscle car. Give me power in peace for my daily. Just get the job done without a fuss.
and yeah, if I want a loud v8 sound I’ll build yet another muscle car. Give me power in peace for my daily. Just get the job done without a fuss.
JExpedition07
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I like the old Tahoe a lot better as far as looks. The LS series motors like the 6.2 are pretty damn good mills, tough to take that away from GM. Ford sort of followed suit and scaled up GM’s modern pushrod V8 architecture when they made the new 7.3L V8 for the Super Duty, some similarities. The 7.3 utilizes a longer stroke (like the old 5.4 Triton and 5.8 Trinity) to make low end torque. This is where it differs from engines like the 5.0 or 6.2 with their respective short strokes that love to rev. Naturally aspirated is not synonymous with lacking low end torque..... As far as the comment on the chevy feeling more sluggish I have a theory— weight is up from 2020 models. I’ve read GM has added several hundred pounds in curb weight making a longer truck. They’ve chopped it up a bit with the new L87 too....there is a higher hp/torque version with 470 lb ft if you get the performance upgrade pack on the Silverado pickups, not sure why they wouldn’t make that standard on already pricey trucks or if it’s even offered on Tahoe.
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I read in one of the reviews That Chevy/GM plan on adding the locker in the next year or so. Along with some other features.
getting this year’s buyers to trade in next year? Sheesh!
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I mean it is a nice looking off-road package 2wd... 
Coming from a Tundra I don't feel lockers are 100% necessary in all Off-Road applications, but you need to have a 4WD system that can work without it. The Tundra's works, clearly this does not. Wow.
I mean it is a nice looking off-road package 2wd...
Hahahahaha! [emoji23][emoji1787][emoji23][emoji1787][emoji23]
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Deadman
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I agree GM's Better LS series are amazing, but they only put the low output stuff in their trucks. It they let a 6-700 Horse unit slip into a performance based pickup, I'd have one.
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Tahoe High Country review. Lots of folks don't like Doug, I do.
p.s. the new gear selector seems awful.
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That was kinda my takeaway as well. There was nothing I saw (other than the configurability of the center screen in the gauge cluster and maybe the infotainment in general) that stood out to me as significantly better than my platinum Expi. Granted, I am sure Doug ignored some things, i.e. the inclusion of a HUD, but still...it seems like a perfectly fine SUV. Driving experience, as @Deadman has pointed out previously in this thread, may be where it shines over the Expi.
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