Rough Country 4 Inch GM Suspension Lift Kit with Steering Stabilizer - 1994 Chevy C/1500 2WD
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- I finally installed a Rough Country 4 Inch GM Suspension Lift Kit with Steering Stabilizer on my 1994 Chevy C/1500 2WD and I couldn't be happier.
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I didn't know about the steering stabilizer
I didn't either. When I was buying the lift from the website, it was an upsell in the shopping cart, and it wasn't very expensive so I thought why not. Thanks for watching. Make sure you check out my *GMT400 Upgrades and Performance Parts* page on my website for more suspension mods. It's the *number one resource online* www.buildpriceoption.com/gmt400-upgrades/
I love my truck
I’m just glad to see another brother that’s into lifted trucks 😂😂🤛🏾💪🏾🙌🏾
You already know! It's like spotting halley's comet!
Nice, I plan on doing the same with my truck
I'm super happy with the lift. I think you will be too. Thanks for watching
I love this truck so much. It's so awesome
ive got a 95 Cheyenne bought it with 90,000 miles on it love that truck but its been hard for me to find out things bout it because they're not the most common, but of course the first thing I wanted to do was lift it, they are pretty low trucks and I just think older looking trucks with angled body styles look good picked up just a little. Anyway what I was getting at is I really appreciate your videos its great to hear things explained and to see things done to a truck like mine that I other wise wouldn't have an example of
I really appreciate your views and your comment. I'll be doing a bunch more videos of the truck in the very near future. Please stay tuned!
I’ve got the same exact truck and man you just made my day. Exactly what I want to to mine. Same color and model! Nice!
I love the lift and my wheel and tire package. I also put a new bumper and grill on the truck. Make sure you check the playlist. Thanks for watching!
My 2wd 96 1500 also has the front end facing down, to level it could I only use the spindles ?
I’ve been watching your videos for awhile now I also live in the Pacific Northwest In Vancouver Washington I’ve been working on my k2500 Chevy such awesome trucks to work on mine is 1993 I’ve done a lot on it but definitely going to do a lift kit on it thanks for the videos keep them coming 🤙🏼👍
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate that. The GMT400 is a great truck and they are great to work on. And it's time for front brakes and I want to replace the rear springs. I've moved so I don't have a space to work on the truck and my tools are in storage but I'm working on it. Thanks again for watching!
Thanks this will help a lot. I’m about to do this to my 97 c1500
Awesome video thanks for the upload I have a 91 version of the same truck and I am about to do the same list I logged on here and you were the first video I found I appreciate your time keep up the great work blessings to you and yours💪💯
And I appreciate your words. It's comments like yours that keep me going with this old truck. You're awesome! You should enjoy the lift, I have. I actually want to do the 6-inch lift, but I've got a couple other projects ahead of that.
Thank you for this series, I just bought a 95 c1500 for a fun project and I’m going to lift it and do a similar set up like yours. Your series is extremely helpful!
That's awesome! I hope you enjoy that truck as much as I've enjoyed mine. I've been doing other videos lately, but I'm far from done with the truck, it'll be back!
@@BuildYourOwn thanks! It’s from my dad and I got it cheap as dirt so it’s a sentimental project. You should do a speaker upgrade vid!
@@AnsleyBuilt That's awesome that you got it from your dad! And yes, I should do a speaker upgrade. My current stereo is a little JBL Bluetooth speaker connected to my phone!
I need this video, I wanted to throw a lift kit on my 1998 chevy Cheyenne c1500 since 5 years
5:17 This is why angled/wedge blocks come in handy. Be prepared to change out ujoints..
Just got a 2000 2500!!!
Good morning! Awesome videos! Just picked up one of these trucks and plan on going thru it like you did yours. That flow master sounded really good. What was the reason for taking it off?
Super helpful. We just bought a 1997 1500 with 13k miles. Perfect condition & we are looking to see if we can lift. We’ve been Ford people because my husband has 1997 250 diesel. Friend was selling this one in FL. We are just learning about the 1997 Chevrolet. Will start following your site. Please let me know any other good groups to join. Open to comments as well. Should we modify a truck that is so original??
Sounds like you guys have a sweet Chevy truck! I think you can do a few tasteful and classic mods and that wouldn't mess with the originality in my opinion. I have videos about the wheels I got after the lift and the bumper rubbing issue that is now sorted out. There are over 60 videos of the truck. Here's the playlist th-cam.com/play/PLZPFVgOzDxzUNotTlw4KYrOgZebABH3Gg.html - Also, on my website, I have the #1 Resource for GMT400 Upgrades and Performance Parts. There's no other resource like it online www.buildpriceoption.com/gmt400-upgrades/ - You should find lots of good information there. Hope this helps and enjoy that truck!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Nice video..you gave me motivation and stuff.
Glad to hear that and thank you for watching
Overall nice but he installed the bracket of the stabilizer upside down!
Que hermosa camioneta, tenemos una camioneta GMC 2500 AÑO 1989 2WD, vimos su video y queremos levantarla, pero no sabemos el numero de pieza de la punta de eje o el numero de kit, seria UD. tan amable de repondernos. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Venezuela.
¡Hola y saludos! Me alegra que te haya gustado el video y la camioneta. Lamentablemente, después de revisar el sitio web de Rough Country, parece que no ofrecen un kit de elevación específico para el GMC 2500 de 1989 2WD. Te recomendaría que busques en otros fabricantes o distribuidores especializados en kits de elevación. También puede ser útil consultar en talleres locales o foros en línea dedicados a camionetas GMC para obtener recomendaciones. ¡Espero que encuentres la solución perfecta para tu GMC 2500 y que quede tan hermosa como deseas! Gracias por tu comentario y mucho éxito con tu proyecto. 🚗🔧
U should look into getting hub centric rings
Truck looks great man.
Thank you very much
Looks like Seattle.
Hey, how were you able to get the pitman and idler arm castle nuts tight on the aftermarket center link? Theres literally no room anywhere with the shape of it, even with an open ended wrench.
I had someone do the lift and as far as I know, those components were not touched in any way.
Did the spindles cause that camber? Or did y’all disconnect the upper control arms when you installed them
Looks nice . Need a 33 inch tires
Thank you. I've got 31's on the truck now and they look great. As it was they just fit. The truck would need to be much taller for 33s to look good - Here's the video I did on what size are my tires th-cam.com/video/tiE-PvhJDOE/w-d-xo.html
I’m having the same problem with my steering stabilizer. I noticed he had to turn the bracket upside down to install. I was hoping you could send me some pictures of? I can’t find a video on the right install anywhere.
I'm not sure mine is installed correctly to tell you the truth. I was going to download load the install PDF but the link is broken on the Rough Country website. I will post a pic of how the stabilizer is installed as I have the front bumper off. New bumper from LMC got delivered. I have a link to my Facebook on the channel homepage
Will post pic in the morning.
What problems were you having with the spindle and brake caliper I believe you mentioned? Any which way, I plan to do the same thing with my 97 2wdburban, but plan to be only getting the stabilizer link and 4in spindles from rough country. I plan on going Bilstein 5100s in the front, Ranchos 9000 in the back with a 5/1 add a leaf adding possibly another add a leaf as well depending on the squat. Now, what size wheel and tire are you going with? Are you able to fit 32's? 33's?
When I did the lift, the 15" wheels rubbed the new spindles. I had to put wheel spacers on the truck initially. I got new wheels and tires, 17" Vision D Window wheels (th-cam.com/video/-nARGFsOd7g/w-d-xo.html) but they rub. I just got a new bumper from LMC Truck (th-cam.com/video/Smsa8zxYX-o/w-d-xo.html) and it still rubs. I think I want to go to a 16" wheel which is what I initially wanted. But listening to other people (always wanting bigger everything) and I have had rub issues since day one.
@@BuildYourOwn I got 16x8 with a -12mm offset on my truck and I prefer more tire than rim, though I am only running a 245 currently. My plan is with 265's without a lift, 285 if I do a lift. I am running 2500 series components on the front which did lift the front without buying any lift.
So quick question, I have a 93 k1500 I've been working on and I really want to do a RC 4" lift and I have 16" wheels, do you think I would have that problem with my wheels? Great video and I'm loving this playlist!!
If I remember correctly I originally wanted 16" wheels and I don't think I would have had the issue. Glad you're liking the videos, thanks for watching!!
@@BuildYourOwn Oh that's great to hear cause I love the wheels I have right now. Brother I'm LOVING these videos! These were the best trucks ever made in my humble opinion and I love seeing the process of a good build. I can't wait for the LS swap!!!
@@Joel_Maverick Its certainly been an adventure with this truck! Lots of things I still want to do. And you're right, these are great trucks. I think part of that reason is the simplicity of everything more or less. That said, when it comes time to replace the motor and trans, I might keep is simple. Meaning, I like the idea of an LS swap, but I don't like the idea of the modification and the wiring harness and all of that. And once installed, you no longer have the simple truck to work on that you once enjoyed, in my opinion. The engine I'd really like these days is a 383 TBI stroker that's plug and play and a new transmission with a shift kit! Thanks for watching!
@@BuildYourOwn Oh yeah I totally get that, and the 383 is still a badass motor any way you look at it.
What zize of tire did you had at the begenning?
Where did you get the wheel spacers?
Thanks for your question! I believe I got these wheel spacers from a local auto parts store like AutoZone, but they were a temporary, inexpensive solution. If you're considering using wheel spacers for a more extended period, I would recommend investing in higher-quality options for the sake of safety and durability. There are plenty of reputable online retailers that offer wheel spacers tailored to different vehicle specifications. Always make sure they're properly installed and regularly checked for safety. I hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
Did u change ur tries or u jus bought rims for ur truck
I got new wheels and tires. Here's the video of that th-cam.com/video/-nARGFsOd7g/w-d-xo.html
U still have this
What's the kit 2 lift it bro and how much you spend on it
I can’t seem to find a lift kit for my truck. I’ve got a 1995 Chevy 2500..extended cab, strangely enough, exact same color as yours. I’ve looked at Rough Country, Summit, Rocky Mountain....no one seems to have one. Any suggestions? Thx. Enjoyed the video
Sorry to hear that. I think a few other guys have said the same thing. I wonder what the deal was in 95? Thanks for watching. I do plan to go ahead and take the truck up to a 6-inch lift.
If you ream out the spindle for the upper ball joint it will work
Have you had any issues with your upper control arms bending by the ball joint area ?
I have a 96 K1500, will the rough country 4 inch suspension lift work on a 4x4 or just a 2wd?
I am thinking about lifting my 97 c1500 2wd, but heard and read a lot about how dangerous the truck would become, and the increased wear on all suspensión, at last making it unreliable and unstable. Any thoughts about these concerns? Thank you.
Those are solid concerns. I've had the truck lifted for some time now and while I don't drive 10K miles a year, I have run that truck around plenty... highway driving, country road driving... the truck has felt and been solid. With it being a bit taller, it'll sometimes make me slow down a bit before a fast sweeping turn kind of thing, but the truck has never felt dangerous to me. As for parts wearing out... that hasn't really been my experience. Right now the front brakes are squeaking and it probably needs some wheels bearings. I've actually never replaced the brakes, so it's probably getting to be time. When I had the lift done, Rick re-packed the bearings. I don't know how long the bearings are suppose to last, but maybe that's the wear item? Hope this helps.
@@BuildYourOwn thank you for the info.
I have the same truck but I'm tryna find a way to put 15inches of lift on it but the most I can find is 9 and that's a 3inch body lift and a 6 inch suspension lift if u know any ways I could be able to put on my truck can u let me know
I'm not sure how you can get to a 15" lift. Sounds like a custom setup to me. I have this 4" and my new wheel/tire package rubs a little. Thinking of going up another 2 inches.
I did 4” spindles , 2500 springs , one inch spring spacer and a two inch body lift .
With 35” tires I have a total of 12” of lift
Nicee truck
Somebody's got some good taste!
Hey nice truck did u use extended brake hoses?
Thank you. You should see it now it some of the later videos. No, stock brake lines. When I take it up to the 6-inch lift then you need those.
They don't list a kit for a 94 GMC, what up?
There all same GMT 400 just the 2 or 4 wheel drive
That's weird my 98 has the 6 inch kit and the only destroyed my wheel weights
where can i buy this lift PLEASE i want to do this on my c2500 6.5diesel
I got my lift directly from the Rough Country website. Go over to their website
@@BuildYourOwn i don't see one for a 1992 :(
@@rupertturner7311 You have a 92 Chevy C2500? If so, you are right, I see nothing on the Rough Country website. I even looked at several other sites.
@@BuildYourOwn that sucks i was hoping they would thanks for looking though
How much did the gas mileage change?
Great question! The increase in tire size from 15" to 17" could potentially decrease gas mileage by around 2-4% due to increased rolling resistance and weight, according to general automotive principles. However, this is a rough estimate and can vary based on several factors. I'd recommend tracking your gas mileage over several tanks of gas to get a more accurate measure. Perhaps you can factor in a bit more drag with a truck being lifted... not really sure. I hope this helps!
@@BuildYourOwn alright Thankyou do you think I could fit 15 inch wheels with -38 offset?
pausee track rear end?
Did you have any camber?
Nothing I can notice. I had the truck aligned after it was lifted (on the stock wheels). Now that I have the new wheel/tire package it still looks pretty good and feels pretty good on the road. Took it for a long drive this weekend and handles good on the road. I still intend to dial this suspension in as much as possible. Wanted to lift it first and see where I was at
#epicbadassery
Would you say with this 2wd getting a 4 inch it’s got it about equal to or a little higher than a stock 4wd?
I’m looking into getting a 4 in for my k1500 , I had only wanted 2.5/3 kit but I read those don’t allow enough to get a proper alignment so I guess I’m getting a 4 in can’t wait for it to get high😁
I think my truck sits higher than any stock truck like ours
Will this work for a 1991 Chevy suburban 1500 2wd?
You should check the Rough County website and see if this will fit your rig
How much was the hole kit
I think the kit was $499 at the time and I paid the guy $900 to install it. Then there's the matter of wheels and tires. I think when I added it up, I was into it for about $3K. Here's the video getting the Vision D Window wheels installed th-cam.com/video/-nARGFsOd7g/w-d-xo.html
I have a 94 Chevy c2500 can’t find a lift any where if anyone can pin a link would much be appreciated I don’t want to do body lift
There was another guy with a c2500 saying he couldn't find a kit either and when I looked I also couldn't find one.
I see lot people getting 3" to 6" + lifts done on their trucks of all makes & yet they look not much different in height from being the stock height.
Think people are throwing their money away on these lifts & the manufactures & stores who sell them are laughing all the way to the bank..
Sometimes the heart wants what it wants and it doesn't have to be logical or make financial sense
Did it level the truck?
Yes
@@BuildYourOwn do you know it the 6 inch would do the same?
@@fila6228 I'm sure it would. I'm actually thinking of going to the 6-inch lift
@@BuildYourOwn so am i by Christmas but i have to install myself
Do you know the kit rough country number in ebay?
I don't, I purchased my lift directly from the Rough Country website. Maybe you can look the kit up on their website for whatever part number you're looking for?
spend some money on the body, strating with the bumper
I'll decide
Rough country steering stabilizer bracket to gear box is upside down 😂
Thanks for the observation. Instead of laughing, it would be more helpful if you could provide guidance on the correct installation. I had it professionally installed, but it seems even professionals can make mistakes. Constructive feedback is always appreciated.
I have a 94 GMC C1500 5.0 V8 Extended Cab thinking about doing a TH-cam channel I picked it up and eighth of the family for $600 I have new calibers brake pads brake drums brake shoes distributor inner and outer tie rods pitman arm idler arm intake gasket Val cover gasket Front bumper map sensor throttle position sensor spark plug wires spark plugs water pump and thermostat And new tires plan to run through the whole vehicle i’m from Louisiana the New Orleans area
Sounds like you have a good truck to work on and lots of video content you can do. Let me know if you start that channel and I will subscribe. One day I will put a V8 crate engine in this truck
dont look lifted
Why lift a 2wd ?
because I can do exactly what I want with my truck and whoever doesn't like it can find other videos to watch simple as that
@@BuildYourOwn 😂😂😂 good answer brotha😂🤘
@@eliforbes4842 I needed to let him know how this works
@@BuildYourOwn yup, no one else gonna tell a man how to live his life, and ESPECIALLY not how to build his truck😂
Nothing wrong with doing a lil lifting on a 2wd. Im trying to do a lift to my service truck i been fixing up. Im having a hard time with choosing wheels tho.