Will this shock give you as much as 2.5 inches lif?
2001097
This shock will not actually lift your truck but it will accommodate a 2.5 inch lift if you go that route. The front coil over type Bilstein's are adjustable and work fantastic, they will provide anywhere from stock height to 2.5 inches of lift. I hope this has answered your question.
2001098
No this shock is purely for cushion for a car that has been lifted. You need to either get new coils or something like daystar spacers for lift.
2001099
Not alone. This rear shock can ACCOMODATE up to 2.5 inches of lift, i.e. with a rear spacer or lift springs. The front adjustable 5100s do provide lift (4 different positions from stock to 2.5, I think), but these are not the adjustable model.
2001100
No, this won't give you any noticable lift. It might be a little bit higher due to being new, but it's not designed to give you any lift. The front ones that are ride height adjustable will give you anywhere from 0"-2.5", but not these rear ones. I recently put Bilstein 5100s on my 2005 4Runner, and I love them. I did the ride height adjustable ones in the front, set at 2.5", these ones in the back, and then I bought some Daystar 1.5" spacers for the rear, as well. So the front is lifted 2.5" and the rear is lifted 1.5". I love the way my rig looks now!
2001101
I believe it will at it maximum setting. I put a set of these on my 2004 4Runner and have been very pleased. Major improvement over stock. Buy them you won't be sorry.
580662
Don't have it anymore... but my guess is that it will work on 2.5". The C-clamp was very generous.
1815743
I would have to say no... Not sure any shock will... Sounds more like Springs to me
849321
The shocks probably extend long enough. You would have to change the link arms to longer ones for sure.
1487586
I highly doubt it, these shocks are very short and make sure your eylets mount the same as well.
1036022
I would guess it would. I just measured mine for you and it is 2 feet (with the shocker part on) with the last hole being 2 inches from the end. Hope that helps!
1551612
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
2088049
No you dont. Because its not a dramatic drop. Now if you went with a 4 or a 6 inch drop I would recommend buying new shocks for the amount of drop you did. Like Bilstein or Eibach.
1493748
Yes, this shock will work good for your ride. I used it on a jeep with a 4.5" lift with 33" tires and it helped!
720329
As long as the diameter of the mounting area in the chair is the same as shock, it should work just fine.
1309100
no more than 2lbs and yes it will. I've had it on my stock slash for years. Great Item, doesn't affect perfomance
2211014
Al I put these on a Bonneville in which I would never need your level of support capacity. I would assume you would need larger shocks.
876562
No! It doesn't go around the shock, it mounts on the axle. These helper springs work great!
1512196
no, but if you purchase this and a bigger shock mount, and maybe cut some cords that make it stretch, it will. :)
1208117
I have installed the shock so I cannot answers your questions, but I can say that the shock work great. You will have to use the skinniest spring compressor you can find or the it will bind against the shock. (Real pain with wrong tools)
2161949
YES! Progressive Softail replacement shocks will allow up to a 2 inch reduction in seat hgt. I would suggest a front fork lowering kit if you plan to drop the rear beyond 1 inch.
498393
I actually just bought this shock and upcountry spec leaf and coil springs. They work fine, you just don't have quite as much potential downtravel. But unless you have a few other upgrades and do serious offroading you will never notice. After installing the new shocks my jeep rides a lot smoother, I highly recommend them. EDIT for clarity: the coil and leaf springs I just installed bumped me to 2.5 inches above stock height in the front and rear. The shocks work great, and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask.