will this effect any components on the truck drive shaft alignment etc differential
887197
Nope, just install and get front end lined up and your good to go, I love mine!
794910
In the transmission yes. In the differential, which is in the rear of the car, no.
566364
I have had no problems with my front end. After installing the Quick lift, I brought the truck to Sears and my alignment was spot on. I enjoy the height and I am currently looking for blocks and shocks for the rear end to bring back the factory rake.
1077605
anything you do to alter/change the suspension from gm factory will void your warranty if any failure is found to be directly related to the changes that you have made. having said that, i'm a parts manager at a gm store and have had our tech install the pro comp kit in my 2014 silverado along with alignment and have had no issues to date.
884087
Chances are that it won't due to the drrastic changes in the vehicle locations of items. The basic GM block are the same but the accessory drive arreas are changed forr the manufacturer. Caddy is like that.
1515138
no, the axles are different widths, the length of the rods will be off. AND the mounting studs are different
2232914
No in this model. You can by it in http://servicenet.dewalt.com/. The codes of this parts are: 607523-00 SUB BASE ALIGN. CONE and 607522-00 BASE ALIGN. SHAFT. Regards
283889
I don't see it causing harm but being such high miles you may not see the affects as well. I would probably buy it juat ro try to get the last bit of juice out of the motor. I'm not a mechanic just a truck enthusiast.
317751
Yes if you still want a raked look. If you want it level then you replace the factory block. I personally like the raked look as it makes the truck noticeably higher all the way round. Hope this helps.
2119361
Hello Jerry,If this is the curved shaft-yes if it is the straight shaft type-no
2094741
Not it doesn't damage it. The shifting and brake cables are made to stretch and it's not like your constantly stretching it out of spec.
583723
Yes, you will most definitely need an alignment after this install. The angle of the front tires is thrown off significantly and if an alignment is not performed it could definitely cause future issues.
1859587
It has a differential that can be set.. I currently use a degree c differential.
1825390
Yes, mechanically, you will have to remove 2 screws and reverse the direction of the shaft. Dan CSH
2064529
As long as your ride doesn't originally run like crap, your suspension components are aligned, and your not dune racing, than no it doesn't make a world of difference
1100326
Check to make sure the fasteners haven't loosened after install. Also, check for alignment and how the axle pipe sits near the drivetrain tunnel.
1163321
No. Do a body lift not a suspension lift. Changing driveline angles causes problems.