Can you use lift spacers in addition to these strut assemblies?
2077280
I am thinking to buy a pair of those strut assemblies. Are those required to use the air quick lift system pump or it just can be used without that system, please help.What I have to do to buy a pair. One left and one right.
2077281
I installed these a month ago on my Nissan Titan. I don't see what you couldn't put spacers on the top of this strut since the strut itself is like any other, just a few inches longer. I had a heII of a time getting the old ones off due to seized up bolts, make sure you spray penetrating oil on the bolts before taking the old one off. Also, after you get the new ones on you need to get an alignment. These quick lifts give you exactly the lift they state, no disappointment here. I had the 2 or 2 1/2 inch quick lifts and that alone put my alignment off bad, tires were all toed in and making noise. Got them aligned and all is good. I installed these a month ago on my Nissan Titan. I don't see what you couldn't put spacers on the top of this strut since the strut itself is like any other, just a few inches longer. I had a heII of a time getting the old ones off due to seized up bolts, make sure you spray penetrating oil on the bolts before taking the old one off. Also, after you get the new ones on you need to get an alignment. These quick lifts give you exactly the lift they state, no disappointment here. I had the 2 or 2 1/2 inch quick lifts and that alone put my alignment off bad, tires were all toed in and making... » Read More I installed these a month ago on my Nissan Titan. I don't see what you couldn't put spacers on the top of this strut since the strut itself is like any other, just a few inches longer. I had a heII of a time getting the old ones off due to seized up bolts, make sure you spray penetrating oil on the bolts before taking the old one off. Also, after you get the new ones on you need to get an alignment. These quick lifts give you exactly the lift they state, no disappointment here. I had the 2 or 2 1/2 inch quick lifts and that alone put my alignment off bad, tires were all toed in and making noise. Got them aligned and all is good. « Show Less
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I'm not sure how high you're trying to go on your truck but my advice would be to pick one or the other. I had PRG spacers (leveling kit) on my factory shocks and now my truck sits about the same or maybe 1/4" higher than with the PRG kit. I would say that if you tried to use both you be very close to having the upper control arm resting on the shock bucket with the truck parked. You'd for sure get UCA and bucket contact every time you hit a bump or had any shock defection. My email address is jaykrahl at yahoo dot com send me an email and i'll shoot you a picture of my truck with these shocks on. I'm not sure how high you're trying to go on your truck but my advice would be to pick one or the other. I had PRG spacers (leveling kit) on my factory shocks and now my truck sits about the same or maybe 1/4" higher than with the PRG kit. I would say that if you tried to use both you be very close to having the upper control arm resting on the shock bucket with the truck parked. You'd for sure get UCA and bucket contact every time you hit a bump or had any shock defection. My email address is jaykrahl at yahoo dot com send me an email and i'll shoot you a picture of my truck with... » Read More I'm not sure how high you're trying to go on your truck but my advice would be to pick one or the other. I had PRG spacers (leveling kit) on my factory shocks and now my truck sits about the same or maybe 1/4" higher than with the PRG kit. I would say that if you tried to use both you be very close to having the upper control arm resting on the shock bucket with the truck parked. You'd for sure get UCA and bucket contact every time you hit a bump or had any shock defection. My email address is jaykrahl at yahoo dot com send me an email and i'll shoot you a picture of my truck with these shocks on. « Show Less
2077283
don't buy the Rancho QuickLIFT the springs are very soft it feels like your truck is floating everywhere and it doesn't give you that much lift. I would just do a spacer and a new set of upper control arms .I think rough country makes them
532212
Nope..no need to remove lower ball joints. No, they are not longer than oem struts, but can be used with the 4wd system and are different part numbers.
520625
From my experience with my 4WD, I would say no. Your upper control arms will collide with your frame, plus the studs on the assembly are too short (unless you have some sort of extender to go on them). I sacrificed a half of an inch when I switched to this system but actually much happier with the stability and control over my old Daystar (poly) spacers.
1432092
If you have a spacer in the front you will have to remove it, this will replace your front leveling kit. If you do have spacers I would just buy standard size struts.
2127294
Yes, you will need spacers with the bearings. There are two main sizes of bearings, so make sure you get the right size spacers.
1067522
Yes. I used them with my rough country lift to level it out better and out another spacer up front to get 3.5 inches of lift. The bottom mount for the shock fits perfect but the top you will either need spacers to make them fit right or do like I did and just tighten down until snug. The mount up top ain't nothing but sheet metal so it will tighten down on the shock. I got about 1.5 inches of lift.
1728204
In my opinion no you can not get 2'' of lift from installing two spacer donuts. Your springs would have to be totally collapsed to gain 2'' of lift!
2256949
Due to the suspension geometry, it does provide 3" of lift without measuring in at 3".And yes, if you install this with your stock struts, you will "top out" unless you use your brain.
1225121
Technically no, but you could use them separately. You would have to do your own modifications.
1840297
They might. They come with spacers, if they don't fit you may have to get thicker spacer plates
1546250
That would work for you. I would suggest at least a 2 inch lift kit to do that combo. We can help with all three if you need.
1619736
Yes, you can. Struts are for the front of the vehicle. The picture does not show what you're truly getting.
2067714
I believe they are called top out spacers. The fronts do bolt to the tops of your shock mounts, and the rears sit above your springs.
138372
Star nut yes. Spacers no, not that fit what I needed anyway. Amazon has spacers pretty cheap though.
1273282
Each strut will require 2 ball brackets for each applications. So if the mounting ball brackets only come in pairs of 2 then you will need another set.
957142
No. The spacer is a separate piece that has its own performance features. I recommend it, but it is not required.
1374302
Yes. The brackets will hold very well but without the spacers it will be too loose.