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Parked next to a lowered Tahoe at work. Mine is stock height and it towers over this thing.
A different guy I work with just bought a similar Tahoe. He's also lowering it so it handles better. He says it currently handles horribly- it's like 13 years old with all factory suspension and steering parts. I just don't understand lowering 4wd trucks/SUVs. I tried telling him that if he replaced everything and got it back to factory fresh, then it would handle just fine. If they handled like crap new then no one would have bought them.
I suppose I can understand it if you live and work in the city and never take the truck anywhere else. Of course then I would ask: Why don't you get a crossover or minivan? Part of what I like about having an SUV/truck is the versatility. I can take my truck to work and still take it up an unpaved mountain road for a hike afterwards without shredding the undercarriage.