how much actual lift does it give front n rear
311454
It will give about 3 inches. Was surprised at how much an add a leaf did for the rear considering mine were pretty flat
311455
the lift gives three inches of lift to the suspension.... then the larger the tire, the higher you go... but you will need backspace on your wheels for bigger tires... I was very happy looks great with 31x 10.5x 15
795472
I have 2 John Deere 48" riders. It works fine lifting the front end. No problem!
88889
I think you are correct! From new factory springs this would probably be a 3.5" lift. From my 22 year sagging springs i did get around 6" of lift. I have had them on for around 4 months and they have not sagged. Also I used a 3.5" lift on the front of my jeep and this rear lift is close to level. I did not need to install spacers though any higher in the rear and i would have needed them.
1890064
He is right!! The front did come up higher than the rear. After a few months of driving the front did settle down to a more even height from the rear. I really like the shocks..nice ride now but I did have to get my front end realigned because the camber changed considerably. My truck is a 2000 Toyota prerunner 2x4.
112120
Because the rear before u put the lift kit is already an inch higher than the front. With the lift kit it lifts it up evenly.
1978743
Rethinking it.. I suppose it depends on how much lift you want. I lifted it the back first and bought these to level the front, so I didn't want a lot of lift..
2062392
It did on my 98 tacoma raised it about 2 inches , I had to install 2" lift in back as well rides great love them
1422848
It lifts my 7,500lbs camper easy. There should be specs that say how much it should lift. Sorry
72990
It is a good mid lift for a sport track. It raised the vehicle in the front about 2 inches and 1 1/2 in the rear. It levels out the truck good.
795474
My BadBoy ZT-6000 weighs about 900 lb and the Lift has no problem lifting the front end. The Lift is rather easy to use, and stores away nicely. I am very happy with it.
2160982
ONLY UP TO 150 PSI. Most front shocks require half your body weight and most rear shocks require your full body weight in PSI.
201304
I installed a set on a 2008 Toyota Tundra and it did lift the back of my truck about two inches - I never measured but it was noticeable.
1354134
it is a 2.25 inch drop in the front, and a 2.00 inch drop in the rear. i liked the drop but the red paint on the springs didnt last very long. they started to flake off. if you do purchase the springs, make sure you order new strut bearing plates and bearings. you have to reuse the stock mounting hardware.
422895
The lift is about 2.5". The adjustment on the strut is for ride preference not height. I put these on a few weeks back and have been very pleased.
820215
The front is by far easier, took me 2 1/2 hrs for both sides start to finish. The rear fought me a little bit! Spent an additional 2hrs ! Not required but a spring compressor makes life so much easier for the rear. At first attempted to do it without one and decided against it...good luck !
2056024
Yes I have the PA 3 inch body lift with a front lvl. You will have around a 6 inch total lift.
1078931
To be clear that is incorrect. I currently have 2 inches of lift on the front of my rig, I can provide tape measurements to prove it with stock coil springs and no spacers. Phase 2 of my lift to get to 3 inches, I will use a top plate spacer, which is entirely different and does not affect spring loads. When I add a heavier bumper, I will put heavier rated spring adding 1.5", and will lower my bils to the 1 inch and get my lift from the top plate, bils, and springs. So long story short THESE ABSOLUTELY PROVIDE LIFT ON THEIR OWN, just potentially not as much if your coil springs are worn out.