Hell Bent Steel Dodge Ram 2" Leveling/Lift Kit (PN:110-200-001), Daystar KU01002 White Front Shock Absorber for 2" Lift
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Depending on if you already have a suspension lift kit you may not need to buy longer shocks. You can roughly test this by jacking up your cab/chassis and measure the distance you can lift it before it picks the wheels up. You should consult your owner's manual or dealership as to the recommended amount of travel.
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This Part number is for a Dodge, you will need to go to airlift's site and find the right part for your truck. Good luck. You'll like Air Lift bags I do.
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Good day, we do sell these in a half-pack, which is just a pair. That SKU is 4802. you will still need the fit kit and load bars separate. Thanks!
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Yes they are sensatac shocks, good kit will sit about 2" high in the back than before but most will settle out over time, I used a spring compressor saved me a lot of work
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None. This is a steering stabilizer. You want shocks. Usually rear and front are different. But your going to need other things for a lift as well....
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Although the description states Tacoma and the part number is for a Tundra, the ASIN# and UPC# that Amazon has loaded you will receive the ReadyLift Nissan Titan Front Leveling Suspension - Strut Extension - 66-4010. I have forwarded this information to Amazon multiple times and have discontinued selling the parts through Amazon as the listing error has yet to be fixed.
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I have worked for two big four wheel drive shops in san antonio and I will tell you anytime you add any lift or lowering kit you sbould check and replace any worn or loose parts. Also yes you need to put a two inch longer shock on your truck because your ride will suffer and or you will blow out or rip the top off your shock if you hit a bump too hard!
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RS999921 Right FrontRS999937 Left FrontRS999303 Both RearThe two front are going to give about 1.5" lift in the front. The rear aren't necessary, but I like replacing all the way around if you are going to get the front replaced. They ride very nicely, very similar to stock. Mine are set at 5.
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You will need to use the stock upper strut plate and bushings as the kit does not come with new ones. You also need to purchase a front differential drop kit to lower the drive axle angle so you don't blow out the boots if liftin it more than about 1.5 inches. As for the bumper and winch, the more you tighten the springs to raise ride height the tighter the ride gets, so they should support the weight but may be a stiff ride. Not a bad value for the money but definitely not a King or Fox shock!
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The rear shocks should fit. I have a heavy duty general spring set on my tacoma and it provided about 1.25 lift. The information available says it fill fit up to 2 inches but this is just what worked on my tacoma. 2008 2.7 4wd
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The rack it self works well. I use mine on a dodge ram pick up. On it the ramp is on about a 30 degree slant when loading. I load a honda crf 230l that weighs about 230 lbs which I have no problem alone. With your lift kit I think the ramp would be a little steap.
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We sell the 11-1010 for 29.99 and then you will need the 13-1211 for the square bolts this combined will do a 1" lift fot the 95 Tahoe
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I installed my air lift system in a 2010 dodge 1500. It does not have shocks in the rear so I did not have to deal with that problem. Sorry I could not help.
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This is a full lift, I would use the New shocks that comes with the kit.Very happy with the lift, but wouldn't mind a little more lift to it.
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I'm not positive but I thought they're good up to 2" lift. I think they offer the same shock in a longer length for taller lift
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2 Pieces (SET) Tuff Support Camper Shell Cap Topper Snugtop Tonneau Leer Cover Lift Supports 26" 85 Lbs. REPL- C16-24797 these are what you need! REPL- C16-24797 is the NEW part number that will get you the shocks you need to replace what you have.
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The kit comes with shock extensions. I recommend buying shocks for this lift especially if you going with bigger tires it will improve the driving capabilities. This kit looks good with 33x12.50 or equal tire size. With 35's it will defiantly rub. Also if you do go with bigger tires you will need hubsentric spacers of at least 1.5 in for clearance. And I think you can get those from rough country as well. Jeep on!