I have 1.5" blocks lifting the rear of my 05 Dakota. Will these still work?
1171958
I doubt it. They are design for stock suspension travel. The spring may not extend very well.
1171959
They might fit, but you might over extend the shock causing premature wear and the spring might be noisy.
2105152
I bought these and they do work for my 2wd jeep the only thing to note is that this much lift is gonna make you need a longer drive shaft. the added height is gonna make your car vibrate if the drive shaft is too short.
2118073
If you have the 5x5 bolt pattern yes. I used these without a lift in oversize tires and had rubbing in reverse. Now I have 3" of lift and no rubbing.
597589
Yes these will work great. You could use stock shocks for a 2" lift, but these are a great upgrade. I put these on my Liberty with a 3" lift and they are a very nice soft ride.
1095722
check with air lift. they will know. I installed them on my 1999 dodge ram 2500 Iiwas pulling a 37 ft fifth wheel and it was like riding on a cloud.
2175593
Yes they should be fine, i use them on a Simplicity Lagacy with the front end loader attachment with 300lb. of back wights
406554
Yes, the helper springs raised the rear of my 2002 2wd Dakota about 3-4 inches when empty. I also have Monroe Overload shocks and when I load my 1000 lb camper the truck sits almost exactly level. I drove almost 12,000 miles on a trip around the country and everything worked great.
1909239
Yes they will just be sure and unbolt the axles to relieve tension I lifted my 2000 ford ranger with these shackles 2 inches. It looks great
1067520
I have them on mine, I used them along with a rough country BB lift. It raised the rear end up so it did not look as saggy with the BB. It does ride a bit more firm but if I had to, I would do it again.
1746736
I have a 6.5 inch lift and I had to change out to the lift kits provided rear shocks. These bilstiens only lift the rear end maybe an 1 1/2 inches on there so i thnk they would limit height and could limit travel causing possible damage. Do what i did phone the manufacturer of your lift kit.
1410738
I put them on my 2012 because when loaded with my tools I had about a 4" squat in the truck.I was hoping to get it all out but only got about 2" back. The truck does handle like its not loaded tho, so that helps.
1905006
The bottom notch should do it. On my 07 the top notch lifted near 3 inches.
1450656
No problem to get on these ramps backing up. I put my 07' Dodge Ram Quad Cab 1500 truck on a set backwards, several times, to support the rear of my truck. They worked great until I tried to lift the front of my truck on them, that is when the pair collapsed under my 1/2 ton pickup truck.
2183194
I'm not an expert and the ones I installed were for a Dodge Ram 3500 dually which a 10' camper with slide and towing a trailer with pretty heavy tongue weight. What I found after installation that they were unnecessary after I installed some Torklift StableLoad blocks to my Dodge. They have Quick Disconnect versions for the Ford application and these were the best improvement to handling of anything I ever did. If I were to do it again, no airbags, just StableLift...you're lucky to have the option for the Ford I don't for the Dodge.
2168921
I don't see why it wouldn't. They're rated for 6500 pounds each. But as Buzz Cut said, I'd make sure the rig was stable by at least keeping it hooked up to the tow rig. BTW, just saw them at harbor freight tools for half the price. They look identical but aren't Husky. Damn!
460364
No, at best 1" above stock, I have roughly 1,000 miles on mine, they have settled a little(mild towing, tools, and some offroad) they settled to about 1" above stock, if your looking for 2", it might be wise to get the 1.5"-2" lift shackles as well
1651900
I used them on a 4x4, but I have both versions of stampede and I dont see any problem to use the on a 2wd stampede.