How to Install ReadyLIFT SST 4" Lift Kit
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John here with RealTruck.com. Today we're going to show you how to install a 4" lift kit from ReadyLIFT onto this 2011 GMC Sierra.
This kit comes with everything we need to do the front and rear lift on this truck. What we have here is we have our rear U-bolts, our lift blocks for the rear. We have our front lift spacers, upper control arms, our skid plate and also our blocks for our front differential.
One of the really nice things about this lift kit, not only does it come with the control arms with the ball joints already installed, but also new polyurethane bushings to go in the ends of the control arms. Having everything ready to go, we're going to go ahead and get started on the back of this truck.
First thing we want to do once we get this thing up in the air and get a tire off, is to make sure that we put some kind of a jack stand or support or something underneath the rear differential because when we start taking these U-bolts off, it's very important that you got something under here so this whole thing don't just come crashing down on the floor. One of the things that you might have to do in order to get your differential to drop far enough to get your block out and put your regular block in, is to go ahead and pull your shock bolt loose here, so that way your rear differential can extend down and that's what we're going to do now.
We've got our factory block out. We're going to go ahead and put our new ReadyLIFT block in. Something you want to make sure you pay attention to. If you look at this block, if we hold so to the bottom it's pretty much level. You can see that there's a taper here. Make sure when you put this block in that this high end of this taper goes towards the back of your track, because if you do it the other way, it's going to throw your angle off and you're going to have all kinds of problems, so that's very important.
Okay. Once your block's back in, then you can go ahead and get your new U-bolts that come with your ReadyLIFT kit. Go ahead and put these back over. Now, make sure you get these back in the right place. They just sit down in a little notch up here a kind of a little hoop on the top of this plate. 866-554-0581 Free shipping for orders over $100! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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RealTruck.com can I put some 37s whit 4 inch lift?
do you have a lift kit for chevrolet trailblazer 2001-2009?
Will 35” tires fit on your lift kit?
Hey I'm only commenting because 1- you did a great job. 2- you actually respond to all of your fans questions. Good stuff!
Thank you!
finally a good in depth video step by step with tips on the way, awesome job
No!, he skiped taking off the diff
Austyn Brown Those are Firestone Transforce AT which is the factory installed tire for that particular truck
No one noticed they stacked 2 spacers at the top? The readylift leveling spacer plus the new one.
i saw that too
Excellent tutorial. Great editing. Thanks
Great video BETTER SONG! Anyone know what song is playing during the install in the rear? Badass
What's the measurement to the fender from the ground I have a leveling kit and want to go bigger but not too much bigger
On my 2010 GMC Sierra extended cab 4 x 4 if I wanted to use the factory wheels and tires what lift kit would you suggest for height so it does not look weird using stock tires good video too and good work quality👍
I was wondering how good do you think my 1951 chevy halfton truck would look lifted
What kind of lift kit should i use on my 2008 chevy 2wd because im going to put on 35s tires. Thankyou
Any videos for a Toyota 4x4 lift?
This requires an alignment correct? Would it still need to be aligned to factory angles?
Would you not need new rear shocks for this??
I'm thinking about getting this kit for my ram 1500. With this kit there is no need for additional rear shock absorbers?
HEY THANK YOU A LOT YOU MADE IT EASY FR ME THANK YOU A LOT
Do you have to drop the differential? What would happen if you didn't?
Would this kit work with a rancho quick lift aka 2 inch level kit? Or would I need to buy new shocks
@18:05 why did the video stop when you went to put the bolt in from the top that was under the axle? Realized it wouldn’t fit with the axle in spot that’s why factory went up with the bolt.
Hi. I have 2015 expedition. And i just bought 4 tires with rims already. With tire size of 305/55/20. Do i need my vehicle to be lifted?
Any mods needed to drive shafts after this kit install?
Really great instructional video! However I would add blue Loctite to many of the differential bolts others that are not often taken apart. Nylock nuts would be a great improvement to the kit since they will be vibrating their entire life.
+Austin Roy I agree. The only issue that I have with that is that these products come from our vendors/manufacturers and we are required to only do what is in the instructions. I can't tell you to do it the way that you are suggesting, however, once it is in your garage you can do whatever you want with it. Keep in mind that some things might void warranties though.
Bob I just want to say thank you great video . I am in the middle of purchasing a kit however I have a 2007 Escalade with air rear suspension will the 4 inch ready lift effect the air suspensions at all. How will it handle under a heavy load , I haul a 3,500 boat .? I appreciate you’re hard work and attention to detail express in the video.
Hi Fidel! We have the exact lift kit you need here. www.realtruck.com/readylift-4-sst-lift-kits/R186730P2007Y66MA.html This lift kit will only improve your suspension components. Thanks!
What kind of tires r these?
nice video, & great looking truck....
do you guys have a 4" suspension lift for a 06 Lincoln Mark LT 4WD ?
Philip Delzmen Hey Philip! We do not have a 4 inch lift but we do have a 3 inch lift. This link goes to your exact part for your truck www.realtruck.com/maxtrac-premium-lift-kits/k883132.html . Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
My dad has that lift kit on his front and rc on the back and it's an 2011 gmc
so you didn't have to cut the cross member just remove some ribs on the front diff?
Hey there just wondering I have just ordered this Lift kit to install on my 08 Chevy silverado 4WD, however I am trying to decided what size of rim to put on. I have decided on 33" tires but was wondering what size of rim you recommend with 33" so there is no rub on front fenders with this lift kit. I don't want to be modifying my fenders if I can get away with it. Thanks allot for the installation instructions! Great looking truck
Thanks!
I have a 1994 Chevy c1500 rear wheel drive. I’m wanting to put 20x12 inch rims with 33x12 inch tires on it. What lift kit would be the best for me. Thanks!
Nice video. Can u please tell me what size block u used in the back.
Anthony Hatton: Thank you! Also, the rear block is 3" in this kit. www.realtruck.com/readylift-4-sst-lift-kits/R186730P2011Y856MA.html is the kit that was installed onto this vehicle.
Thanks for the detailed info. I got those kit and it is time to replace the Upper Control Arm Ball Joint and Bushings. Do Readylift have maintenance kit for this product?. Hopefully i can find them online since we don't have here in Dubai specialized local stores for those type of items. Thanks
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Great video and so detail and almost seems a crime when dealers say it takes 8 hours. I do not know how long, but 4 hours seems like a reasonable time. I have a 2017 Silverado Double Can 2wd and looking to get a 4 inch lift kit. Do you have any recommendation on brands and shops in the Atlanta, GA area? Again, you did a very good job narrating the video.
Nice video! Really helps. I don't know what size lift I need. I know what size rims and tires I want. I want 24inch by 12inch rims with 40inch by 14.5inch tires. I have a 2013 Silverado 2500HD. Do you know what would be the best size lift for the rims and tires? Thanks
Robert Larson I would not use less than a 6" lift. I recently saw a 2500HD with 40's and he also had to do some fab on the bumper and fender on the front. This is a suspension lift so it's a little bit different on how it raises the vehicle. If I was going with that big of a tire I would probably also put in a body lift as well. Check your State and Local laws for height and tire size restrictions. Have Fun!!
Does it ride smooth or is the ride rough ?
thanks!
Thank you.
Very helpful thank you. You have the best video's for this mod. We appreciate you taking your time and sharing your knowledge and skills with us
Why is this product no longer offered?
nice video, do u have same lift kit for 2013 dodge ram 1500 and where can I buy it
+johann2835 No we don't have that exact one but we do have some other really awesome ones as well. Check 'em out here:
www.realtruck.com/lift-kits/ram/truck-1500/2013/
I have a 2" leveling kit on my 08 Sierra, would this lift get in the way of the leveling kit or would it be okay? Thanks guys! enjoyed the video.
+Will Heidt It would not get in the way because it is in the front, however, if it is from a different manufacturer it may not be compatible. the other thing is that if you lift the rear 4" and leave the leveling kit in the front you are right back where you started. I would recommend a redo of the front using a lift/leveling combo kit. Here is an example of a combo kit:
www.realtruck.com/readylift-sst-lift-kits/69-3485.html
No sway bar drop. Extened stock shocks in rear. How much will it cost if i need a new upper ball joint in 5 years. Cheap kit. Do it right.
Do you guys make a 4 inch lift for a 2001 chevy Silverado 1500?
We don't have any 4'' currently but we do have a few 3'' and 5''.
www.realtruck.com/lift-kits/chevy/silverado-1500/2001/
I want to get the ready lift t6 billet 2.25 inch leveling kit for my 08 GMC Sierra 1500 but I don't know which tiers would fit without rubbing
Year1994 Hey! Great question. With that size of a leveling kit I would no go over a 33" tire. That being said you stock tires would work and look just fine.
i just bought a 2017 gmc sierra denali with magnetic ride, can i lift it without loosing reliability and how much can i lift it? Thank you for your videos
So I realize I am a few years behind in discovering this video, but quick question. Is there any reason that these Readylift blocks would not work on a truck that already has a previous suspension lift? I didn't see anything in this install that would affect that, just thought I would double check before purchasing.
It would not be ideal to install the rear blocks on a truck that has the rear already lifted. This is because the rear blocks have a tapper to them that is set for that amount of lift height and not intended to lift to be used with any other blocks.
Hey nice video i got a linconl navigator 2003 and a want lifted 2in....but i cant find any kit for it.....so can you help me please ...thanks..
jose alcantara We have a 3 inch leveling kit that will lift the front of your navigator 3 inches. Then you can add 35 inch tires. Check it out here www.realtruck.com/proryde-liftmachine-adjustable-leveling-kit/74-3000f.html Thanks!
Thanks to you......from alabama
Any feed back on the ball joint life? I did this exact lift, part for part (just different brand) on my 09 Silverado 1500 and my new ball joints that came with the uca split their boots and wore out in less than a year, (approx. 10k miles) They warrantied the ball joints but I still gotta put them in and the uca don't "maintain stock angles" as advertised. There is still quite a bit of aggressive angle on all ball joints sitting on 33's. Full drop off-roading gets me worried. I don't want to be replacing these every year.
We aren't aware of any excessive ball joint wear on this kit. There's also a chance the parts on the lift are different if you have a different brand lift than Readylift. I would contact the manufacturer of the lift kit you have along with checking the alignment.
Great video ! Can it be done on a Toyota Land Cruiser 2003 ?
12clesio Hey! Im sorry we do not carry a lift kit for your Land Cruiser but we do carry some really awesome FOX shocks for your rig > www.realtruck.com/fox-performance-series-smooth-body-shocks/R184070P2003Y598MA.html They will not give you any lift but they will dramatically improve your ride and look sweet.
***** Thanks for the quick reply willl check it out
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Do you guys have a video on how to lower a truck?
Unfortunately, we have not had the opportunity to shoot a video for lowering the truck.
I’m paying a certified mechanic that specializes in installation.
i have a 2008 sierra denali i was thinking if putting a 4" lift would 35s fit or should i go with 33s?
33s
I have a 2011 silverado ext cab and thinking about this lift can i run 20×9 with 33s with no shave ???
Kyler Wruck Yes that would work great. Depending on how aggressive your tires are you might have a little bit of rub.
I have a 2016 Silverado and want this kind of lift kit which part number do I need to get?
+Graham,
To receive the best service it would be best to call in and speak with our Suspension experts. They can ensure you get the correct set up you are looking for and guarantee fitment for your vehicle. Their contact number is 1-888-257-3323.
Just had this installed in my 2015 Silverado . After it I noticed at a certain speed my wheel turns to the left slightly does it need alignment ? Also rubbing on the control arm when I put in reverse and turn the wheel max left or right
It sounds like there is something else going on. I would take it for an alignment and see if they can take a look. With it hitting your control arm that may be more on the wheels and tires you have instead of anything else.
Hello I have a question were did you get your kit that you are demonstrating and how much I would love a respond please
This is a Readylift SS Lift kit.
I have a 16 silverado with this lift would I be able to fit 305 55 20s?
Graham,
It would be really close with these tires on the 4-inch lift. Readylift says that the max tire diameter is 33. They recommend a 285/60R20.
Any deals for a 2013 Chevy Silverado? I want a 4" lift.. Should I go with 33s or 35s?
The Geno Master 67 With a 4" you would be pushin it with anything bigger than 33s.
Alex If you want to run 35s you will need at least a 6" lift. The max tire size for a 4" is 33" x 12.5" with 20" wheels, 5.5" to 5.75" backspacing recommended
***** A 33 inch tire should fit just right. There is always a possibility it could rub on the inner wheel liner. Find the point it is rubbing which is usually small, and take off with a razor knife.
Or..... U can trim the bumper
Does he use the rear shock extensions? It's not shown in the video? Also is the full video somewhere with the procces of lowering the transfer case, etc...
No. Shock extensions were not needed with the 4" lift. They would only be required if you plan to be jumping this truck, otherwise, under "normal" use they shouldn't reach their maximum length. The transfer case can not be lowered because it is attached to the transmission which is attached to the engine. In order to lower the T-case you would have to lower all three. Typically on a bigger lift ie. 5" or more you would need to lower the front differential.
+Johnny Hernandez there are guys on F150Forum who run 35s on their 2-3" leveling kits with minor-to-no trimming. I would advise that you don't use a 3" spacer, but rather a 2.5", or an adjustable strut, such as the Bilstein 5100, but it's your decision, so best of luck
does this work on a 03 Silverado the way it does on this truck
It would not be the same kit for the 03. If you'd like to give our suspension experts a call at 888-257-3323 and they would be able to assist you in finding the right lift for your truck.
Ok so i have a 2015 gmc 1500 stock 20s can i use them i read that u have to get aftermarket rims please give me some insight
+Justin,
For exact fitment on the Chevy's you typically cannot reuse the factory wheels because of the large backspacing on the factory wheels. Now, this is not always the case and it depends on the lift/leveling kit you go with. For the best answers please give our suspension/wheel&tires experts a call at 888-257-3323
If it's not that high of a lift do I need those extended control arms
+wyno901 for anything 4 inches or higher yes you do.
did u mean to add the new upper strut spacer ontop of the old leveling spacer or was that a mistake? does it not affect the ride and make the lift uneven? And with the control arms being stressed that far apart would it not wear the ball joints prematurely without a extended knuckle and i would guess it must hit the bump stops pretty hard on bumps on the road right?
+fabo perez actually, yes. This was done to create more lift. We also added in a bit more in the rears as well because when we were done we didnt like the ride. Almost 2 years later it is still working fine with no problems and the ride really isn't bad either.
Did it handle ok with those front strut spacers you left on it? That should be the reason it was so hard to connect the knuckles back to the control arms. But 5" lifted is always better than a 4" lift.
Bobby Scott It handles great, we always make sure to get a alignment after any kind of lift. We have never had any issues.
I caught that too, it already had a aluminum spacer on it that he didn't remove.
Can I use wheels with a backspaceing of 4.75 with this kit ?
+Year1994 33" x 11.5" Max Tire Size9" Max Wheel Width5.25" Backspacing
How long should it take me to do this to a 2006 cheavy 1500 extend cab?
Took me 10 hrs with no pneumatic tools and having to get rusty parts off.
Which lift kit should I buy for a 94 Toyota pickup 2wd
+Jamie,
I would recommend giving our suspension experts a call at 888-257-3323.
Do you need to do any maintenance after truck is lifted on the actual lift?
With any adjustment to the suspension you will need to take the truck in for an alignment. We recommend doing this immediately and to follow up after 500 miles to ensure everything is still tight and hasn’t moved.
Since you left the leveling kit on the front of the truck wouldn't it sit higher than the rear
Not necessarily, depending on the truck package it can have a higher rear end. With this particular kit, we did install a 1.75-inch spacer in the rear to keep it roughly the same height.
can i get info on those wheels, brand, model, size, offset? thanks
***** Fuel Crank Wheels 20X10 with 33 inch tires. I am not sure of the offset.
thank you
Why are the u bolts so long seems like the could be made like 4" shorter.
Looks like you put a lift spacer on top of a leveling spacer?
Robert Yonkman looks like it to me also
heard some negative reviews on this kit with balljoints blowing out. Are any of the issues updated and fixed in this kit?
EpicFeedsTime Hey EpicFeedsTime! This is an employee owned truck and so far everything has been great. ReadyLIFT has makes a pretty darn good product. Also ReadyLIFT offers a limited lifetime warranty for as long as you own your vehicle against defects in materials or workmanship for all of their products.
do you make those for a 96 gmc sierra
+Sergio Silva Hey Sergio! Unfortunately we do not have this available for your pickup, we do have the 2.5 inch leveling kit available for your pickup. Check it out here www.realtruck.com/readylift-sst-leveling-kits/R181521P1996Y859MA.html Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
hey do you have this for a 2006 gmc sierra?
+Jose,
I do not show this available for the vehicle, however, that does not mean it isn't possible to get this set up for you. The best option would be to give our Suspension experts a call at 888-257-3323.
do you have to do the differential blocks?
+607 Moto,
You would need to install these on your 4wd vehicle. If you have a 2wd vehicle these blocks should not be included.
will this kit work on any truck? i have an 86 Ford Ranger
+Blacky_Chan,
Unfortunately, I don't have this kit available for your vehicle. We should still be able to get you something for that vehicle depending on what you are looking for. If you'd like give our experts a call at 888-257-3323 and they should be able to assist you.
Does this kit fit on the 08 Sierra Denali awd
+alex platero Yes it does: www.realtruck.com/readylift-sst-lift-kits/
can somebody please tell me what is the whole tire size & rim size?
XgilbertXx Yes! They are 20 inch wheels with 33" tires.
So with this kit I don't need rear shock absorbers?
It all depends on the year, make, and model of vehicle. Some need the shocks and some do not. www.realtruck.com/readylift-4-sst-lift-kits/
This may be a dumb question but can you can find shops that will install these kits for you?
wimanator Yes, any wheel and tire shop will be able to install this kit for you. Make sure ti get an alignment after the kit has been installed.
This truck already had a aluminum spacer on the front struts that were left on it. So it makes this truck actually lifted 5" with the pre existing spacer.
BLACKLACDTS You are right, this truck was a used vehicle. Looking at it now it is a 1 inch spacer. Thank for catching that!
Do you know of a 4inch lift for a cat eye? I’m in need of one. No rough country.
NateTheGamer YT: We have the ReadLift SST 4" Lift Kit for many different vehicles. We encourage you to visit our website at www.realtruck.com/php/search.php?search_terms=ReadyLIFT+SST+4%22+Lift+Kit, then enter the year, make, and model of your vehicle. Next, there will be a Product Options section where you will need to add in the vehicle's sub-model (whether 2WD or 4WD) and you are all set. Or even better, give our Off-Road Dept a call at 1-877-216-5446 ext 8048 Monday to Saturday: 8am - 11pm EST or Sunday: 9am - 10pm EST for additional assistance in fitting your vehicle with parts to fit your vehicle and driving style!
do you use a stock upper ball joint
SlamPig84 yes and stock upper control arm as well. Anything over 4" would require some changes. If you have any other questions about this or would like more info on this item or any of the other 500000 plus accessories we sell and would like to speak to a person directly feel free to contact our knowledgeable Customer Service folks at 877-216-5446
What wheel and tire size fits best on a lift kit like this?
Hey there! Hope this helps:
33" Maximum tire diameter.
33x11.50 for no rub on a 9" wide wheel with +6 offset
18" - 295/65R18
20" - 285/60R20
22" - 285/50R22
Does this lift put a lot of wear on your stock suspension components???
The kit by itself won't, but if you put oversized tires with an extreme offset, that will accelerate wear on your wheel bearings.
Great looking truck,how much would the lift kit + labour cost???,thanx
Trukerinfulleffect Thanks, We do not do any of the installation, instead we give you the step by step process so you would be able to do it yourself. What is you Year, Make, and Model of vehicle and I can give you some prices. Thanks!
***** Whats the price? I have a 2014 Silverado Z71 4x4. Also what's the difference with this kit and the others that you have to cut the factory cross members out? Which one is better? Thanks for the awesome videos.
What's Pros and Cons of truck lifting?
+barracuda253 THe Pros would we having the ability to mount bigger aggressive tires, better off roading capabilities, visually appealing, higher cab viewing, increase bad weather driving. Cons would be decrease in gas mileage, state laws, and wear and tear on stock suspension components. We have lifts on a lot of our trucks at work. In the midwest we love the ability to plow through heavy snow storms, our con would be purchasing a new set of 35" inch tires after 40-50K miles which can get spendy. I hope this helps! Thanks!
Where can i find a kit for a 2004 gmc sierra 4x4
Give our suspension experts a call at 888-257-3323 and they can look into everything we have available for you.
That is a very basic kit and is an easy install for a do it yourselfer. Good instructive video like usual but there are a few things that surprised me while watching the install.
With that lift kit, new/longer shocks should be used on the rear of the Silverado. Another cost effective option would be the ReadyLift shock extensions specifically made for the GM trucks. Adding the 3" block extends the OEM shocks, that's why extensions should be used with a factory length shock.
The ride of that truck will be terrible with bumps after the lift because of not using the correct length shocks or spacers on the rear of the truck. ReadyLift actually recommends their extensions with their blocks if not replacing OEM shocks with the correct length shocks made for lifted trucks.
At our shop, new shocks are always recommend when installing a lift, surprised to see you keep the old beat up OEM shocks on there.
ReadyLift also suggests the new U-bolts be torqued to 150LB/FT as well, not just tightened as shown in the video. Another item that should have been replaced when installing the lift are those sway bar end links. You can see the bolt deteriorating when you removed it from the sleeve, they won't hold up much longer.
Good install but didn't the customer want you to do it the correct way with updated/better quality parts? We always call the customer and suggest replacing worn parts if any are discovered while doing work, especially while installing lift kits.
+PaLEOjd First off just so you and everybody else knows. Those extra parts do NOT come with the kit. We only show how to install the supplied parts. We don't usually add in the optional stuff. By the way. The shocks and struts were not OEM. They were after-market Ranchos that already had a longer throw on them.
Second the trucks we use are NOT customer vehicles. We do not do any work on vehicles owned by the general public. All the vehicles we work with are usually employees, friends or family of employees, vehicles owned by RealTruck or vehicles our local dealerships let us use and the vehicle owners are not paying for the parts we leave on or the labor to install them.
As far as the optional components. As you stated, it is, a very basic kit and easy to install.We have strict guidelines that we must follow though that are set for us by the product manufacturer. They preview all our videos for content and accuracy before we are allowed to post them.
When I used to work in the repair shops yes that was standard procedure if you found worn parts. Yes we also in the shops recommended the upgraded components. The correct way, however, in this case is exactly as the instructions say. The correct way in a repair shop is to try and get as much money out of the customer as possible. Correct but not ethical. I have been a mechanic for 40 years and that was the main reason I finally quit working for these repair shops and opened my own. I was getting tired of the managers telling me I had to replace parts that didn't "need" to be replaced just so they could increase profits. Now, do to my business being destroyed by a flood, I work as the product installer here at RealTruck.com.
One last thing. While doing these installs, if I find bad or worn parts such as the rear shocks in this video, I let the owner know so that they can get it repaired at their convenience by whatever shop or mechanic they trust.
I hope this cleared up some of the surprises you had while watching this video. Thanks for your input and keep watching. Nobody's perfect. We might miss something that you might see or sometimes we do the little extras and the editing department doesn't realize they are important and leaves them out of the final cut.
when you do this lift do you have to extend the driveshaft?
raider4lifebizee on this one you do not. The driveline length is fine you just have to reangle the front diff. That is what the new shiny aluminum wedges are for. If you have any other questions about this or any of the other 500000 plus accessories we sell feel free to contact our knowledgeable Customer Service folks at 877-216-5446
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what size wheels and tire combo is it?
Fuel Crank Wheels 20X10 with 33 inch tires
what size tires are those? I have a 2011 Single Cab Silverado I want to lift, I'm debating between a 3.5 inch lift with spacer or a 4" inch lift. Wondering if I should go with 33's or 35's. Trying to find some online that are similar. (Single Cab)
titoortiz Hey! These are 33 inch tires. You can check out this link to see all the lifts available for your truck. www.realtruck.com/lift-kits/chevy/silverado-1500/2011/ It will let you know if the lift you have chosen will be compatible with 33 or 35 inch tires. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
where's your drive shaft?
I'm lookin for a 1987. Chevy Silverado where can I find one for cheap?!
Ricky Bishop Im sorry, I am not understanding your question. Are you looking for a lift kit for your 1987 Chevy?
Where u live
question... I have an 06 GMC canyon crew cab, but its only a 4 cylinder (standard motor for the truck other than 5 cylinder) would installing a 2"-4" lift kit cause the motor to bog down?
+Anthony McDonald No, the lift kit will not cause your truck to bog down. Putting larger wheels and tire will cause it to lose a bit of power but that is to be expected with any lifted large tire truck. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
+RealTruck.com sweet thanks alot!!
Will a level kit added to the lift kit make any difference?
You would see a difference however, it is not advised that you stack a leveling kit and lift kit together.
Y’all literally stacked a leveling kit and a lift kit together by leaving that 1” spacer on. Those angles have to be terrible
can i run a 295 70 18??? with this lift
+jonathon alonzo no this kit allows for tire size of 33" x 11.5" Max Tire Size, 9" Max Wheel Width, 5.25" Backspacing your tire size converted to inches is 34.3X11.6R18
is this video edited ? used to show you the dif removal and where to cut, now its not there....
What song was that in this video?
+DunnRightVideos we subsribe to a company that provides us with little snippets of music for our videos. I don't know what that one is exactly, but they don't have artists associated with them and they have weird names like Afterburnner and Arkade for example.
I have a 2015 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT. I have P255/70R17 rims and tires that came with the truck. I was planning on purchasing the Rough Country 3.5" suspension lift kit for my truck. I was just wondering if having that lift installed will make my tire and rim setup look small/ stupid. In the future I was planning on having bigger tires installed. I was wondering if i could have your opinion on my setup right now.
+Dan “DEgan” Egan no with a 3 1/2 lift it will look just fine.
Did you install the lift on your truck?
i didn't
+Dan “DEgan” Egan are you going to?
na its to much