2020 Silverado 1500 Ready Lift 2 inch Leveling Kit Install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2020
- In this video we will walk through the install of the Ready Lift 2 Inch leveling kit for the 2019-2020 Chevy Silverado 1500. All work is done in the driveway using standard tools almost anybody would have. Enjoy the video make sure to like and subscribe for more videos. Drop questions in the comments section and we will get back to you.
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theres lots of videos out there on how to do this, yours is for sure the best!
Thank you for the video, I have the same truck and can’t wait to install my kit
I’m going to make a suggestion... Before that I want to say great job very clear instructions and pretty clean recording. I think after this video even a novice mechanic could install this on their truck. I even appreciated the safety that you covered. As you know every vehicle is different and there are always little tricks that make it easier to reach your goal. My recommendation is that you practice on the other one have it nailed down then shoot your video. I also think it is important to stress a clean and organized work space. Keep it up bro I’m subscribing to your channel.
What other upgrades have you done to this truck I’d love to see some others.
Thanks for sharing, nice video.
Looks good thanks for the video I think I,m going to do it to my truck as well, cause now I know how.
Great vid thanks
Not trying to be a smart ass, but i do this in 10min each side by just prying the bottom of the shock with a pry bar and inserted the leveling block in place. Didnt even have to put a lot of pressure to the shock. Done plenty of trucks that way. No issues.
Can I do that with a 4wd truck
Just bought a 23’ Silverado exactly like this(all black everything 😍), and I’m in heaven! Traded in a 20’ Ranger I bought in March that turned out to be too small for me. I’m not a mechanic and I’m new to owning a truck. I’m going to take my truck to have a leveling kit installed by a pro. What is a normal rate for this? I know it varies but a range would be helpful so I don’t get nailed. Great content 🔥🔥
Just finished an install. I could not get upper ball joint separated. I just removed the CV axle from the differential and removed the steering knuckle. This gave me enough room to do the install. Took about 20 m inutes on passenger side. The drivers side took much longer because I could not get the upper ball joint separated. Just thought I would share in case anyone has same issue. Truck looks perfect with 2 inch front lift.
Looks beautiful I have a custom how the gas mileage doing I was think about Lyft my 🙏🏼
Cool dude
BEST WAY: It took me 1 hour to do both sides. Don’t take off the tires you don’t need to. Jack up the truck on the frame. Get the wheel off the ground. Pull the two lower bolts under the strut. Undo the sway bar link. The tire and will drop. Put the spacer in. Get a pry bar and put a strap around the strut now put the pry bar in the strap and pull the strut in line and put the bolts in. “DO NOT” put the bolts in from the top side because you don’t need to. Put the bolts in from the bottom up and put the nut on the top. Tighten the two strut bolts and use a bottle jack to raise the A-arm and get the sway bar link back in place.
Great video how does it look after it settled out a couple of months later? do you wish you did a 1.5" leveling kit not sure if you toe much? thanks for all the info
What was the reason to add the leveling kit? Adding larger tires? If how large?
Did you also buy a rear block kit?
Great video! I was wondering how was the clearance between the axel boot and the strut
Wondering about this as well.may end up doing top strut spacer.have read the shock is really close and even touching on some
Do I need to alignment job after this kit installation?
After installation, do you need to do tire alignment? Your truck just looks perfect, I plan to do the same with mine...
The Manufacturer recommends an alignment but after the install the truck felt nice and I didn’t believe I needed one.
I have a 2020 Sierra. I forgot to measure before installing my kit but it came out to 37.5 AFTER the install. And 37” in the rear. I just added 1” blocks to the rear of my truck and now I have 37.5” in front and 38.5” in rear. Does anyone know if the Sierra comes lower than the Silverado from factory? My truck is 4wd X31 (z71) package as well. Thinking about swapping my front 2” kit to a 2.5” kit from motofab.
? I installed the same kit on a 2020 GMC DO you here a popping noise when turning at low speeds?
Why did the axle nut have to be removed?
Nice truck! I have a 2020 silverado rst. O saw your truck was 39" in the back 37 3/4 in front but when you finish you had it at 39 1/2" in back. Mine is 38 1/2" in back and 37 1/4" in front. Adding a 2" level would that make the front way to high? Thanks
I had too go threw this after leveling kit was installed i have a lt z71 and did not notice that my rear was at 38 1/2 and my front was 37 1/2 after leveling kit front is 39 1/2 so now im stuck with a small squat going too add 1 inch rear blocks too make it level idk why chevy does this
I think that is what I will have to do with mine as well. I’m not a fan of the squat look
I am intrigued listening to you fellas. Now my 19, Silverado LT, 4x4, 1500 measures at 37-1/4 both front and rear. I see all this stuff about leveling it and I’m like. But it’s already level?? But yours sits a bit higher in the back for some reason.
Great video!!! Chevy must have did something different in 2021. My Silverado LT 2wd is 36f and 39r. I like the fact that Sky Lift blocks have a 5 degree taper for the strut angle but you pay for that verses other blocks are not tapered for $40. I’m ready to lessen the rake on mine with a 2” block this weekend.
How big of a change did this make to your gas mileage?
When you took your first measurement the rear fender height was 39 inches. When you showed the measurement chart at the end of the video there was 1/2 inch added to the chart.
Camera angle is different that his.
How thick is the spacer
I have a 2020 trailboss that has 2" factory lift. Would this add another 2" so total of 4" lift???
You did it the long way
Hello. U said he did it the long way? Im about to put on my truck... Do i not have to remove all that stuff ..? Just take shock bolts off an loosen the sway bar an it'll go together...?
You did a whole lot of extra steps. Great video, but this is a 20 minute per side job.
@@keithmartin6629 I saw another video, 2021 Custom Texas Edition, he did it the same way you talked, I'm doing a rear drop shackle kit instead of a leveling kit..
I’m so confused I forgot to measure before I did and I keep find videos that say 35 stock and some 37 lol
Can you use AWD with this lift?
I saw reviews that the CV axle rubs the lift block on the bottom of the strut. did you see this after the install?
I have not seen any issue with rubbing or clearance
I'd put $20 that if the CV joint is rubbing, the block was installed with the bottom of the U toward the outside. In other words, the block is in backwards. Perfect view of it at 12:15 in this video.
That's the exact problem I'm having. 2020 silverado 1500 4x4. CV boot it resting on the strut. Here's my video of it.
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@@sailingsvsalacia8398 thats how it goes
My dealership is a readylift dealer.
Have a part # for that kit?
Do you have a link to the kit?
You only showed half of the job and didn't show realignment of the headlights or are you "that guy"?
Tire size ??
Just running the factory wheel and tire
I take it this is a 4x4 right? thats why youre taking everything apart right? lol ive seen other videos that are more simpler
How long did it take you to get that black stuff off your hands.🤣🤣🤣
I think it’s still there lol
@@c.a.r.unlimited3638 🤣🤣🤣 tell me about it I know now whatever I do under my truck wear gloves.
@@henrythompson5624 For sure I learned the hard way
Could have hit the spindle loose if you would have just hit it with your purse
Alot of extra step not needed. 20min job per side
Did a lot of unnecessary work unhooking stuff that didn’t need to
To much extra work, all you had to do was to loosen up not even take it apart slide them in places