Does this kit work with the stock suspension? You just put these on there and it lifts it?
844641
Yes this is a bolt on kit. You will have to get the front end aligned after the kit is installed. Just be sure of year and model.
844642
I put it on a 2007 tundra with trd suspension. i get compliments every day lol.. and it rides exactly the same. if not better
615974
These leaf springs do not add lift. If you are experiencing "sag" in the rear, these will correct that and return the vehicle to "stock" ride height.
1447544
No. The stock shocks have the travel. So after market shocks will be the same. As long as you have no lift kit installed.
987803
It will not lift your car any higher than the stock. what i used it for was raising the car back up with a wheel chair lift on the back that made it sag and it worked great. You might try air shocks i have had luck with those in the past they can raise your ride hieght a few inches when you air them up.
1043262
I used them on a standard Ford ranger that was not lifted. Sorry I could not be of any help.
946501
Negative, this kit is strictly for the rear suspension, it does comeFully with spring and shock, just like factory, however shorter
1921921
Just 1. There is a stock stabilizer but good idea to put after market one on if your lift is 3" or more.
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.
615973
These will not give you any real lift. They are a replacement for the stock Springs
615966
If you're asking if they provide lift, the answer is no. These are the stock replacement. I threw a set of these on my 93 Cherokee and it ended up lifting the rear end about 1.5" compared to the original springs which were over 20 years old. This measurement came from measuring the distance from ground to rear fender flare. Original: 31.5" New: 33". My old springs were very clearly bad. Center bolts broken in both and so weak I could flex them by hand. Hope this helps.
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.
1746732
not sure bro, what lift do yo u have on the truck. if you are talking about 4" that is body lift and some spring spacers then yes. Otherwise then you need to size what ever you have on right now and order accordingly. The length of this shock is equivalent to the stock one, so if you are using the stock then this should not be a problem.
1624356
No they didn't actually lift anything but they are a loadbearing shock. I was thinking the same thing you are when I got them. I ended up getting cargo springs to pick the front end up. But they have been good shocks.
498392
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.
829642
Yes. you may need wheel spacers though with stock wheels. 2 inch lift works without spacers.
6282
It comes with the parts you normally need. Mine had been raised so I had to get some longer u-bolts. If you get the one designed for your truck, and your rear suspension is original, it should be all you need. Instructions are clear if you have some mechanical ability.
2202373
Its just a ploy to get you to buy a fabtec suspension. These will work with most any aftermarket suspension. Ive never installed them on a stock truck, but i believe there would be clearance issues due to the size difference. Hope this helps. Haven't broke a set of these yet.