I have04 Yukon I have a 2.5" lift in front/1.5" spacers rear (its about level), Do you think I can get rid of spacers with these springs?
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You sure can lose those rear spacers with this springs your yukon will sit level perfectly I would recommend u replace the spring coil seats (MOOG Part # K160072) I looked it up for u here...this will be exactly what u need and no longer need the rear spacers. Have a good one man.
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It is a 3" lift the spacers are correct its just like buying a piece of lumber everything is undersized! you will get your 3" of height from it though from your tire and wheel option on top of the spacer blocks. I do also believe that the pad the spring sits on will make it rise to your full 3" like you are looking for. I would not over think it to much.
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No. You might have to buy different blocks to get the ride height even with the front. Depending on what lift you have on the front. No way to tell until it is on. If you have a 6" lift in the front and a stacked blocks in the back, you would remove the non factory block and install these springs.
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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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The spacers will not work on some rear springs because the coil spacing is greater than the thickness of spacer. Typically rear drive solid axles are not candidates for these spacers. They can be used on many strut style rear suspensions but the coil spacing should be checked first. If the spacing is 1" or more, they won't do much for the ride height and would need to be tied in. In this case they will only limit wheel travel under jounce.
2150471
I pulled the part number off the old lift supports. These went on a 98 chevy truck and were the exact same part as the old ones. Hope this helps.
2284707
I used a set of 4! I had the 1 3/4" in front and the 3/4" in the rear. This made it level. Now what i found out was that if you are using a stock suspension and this set up...and you weigh down your Jeep with gear....your back is gonna ride really low!!! So i would go with the 1 3/4" spacers all the way around and keep the rear a bit higher. This will compensate for your gear and stuff. Hope this helps!
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Worked on mine great, you just may have to do some adjusting on exactly where the lift may go. Yours looks just like mine.
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I use the smaller hitch size, so no need for spacers. But I think you're right--I only got one allen wrench and that's for the large bolts in assembly. Take it to a hardware store and have them fit you with the right size allen wrench. It's a pain in the butt, but you'll have one. Good luck.
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You do not need longer struts. These spacers go on top of the stock length struts. The stock length shocks on the rear will work but may limit your overall suspension travel. A longer shock would be more ideal.
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coil spring spacers will permanently raise the car by the amount of the coil. It will help sagging springs, however, if the car sits correctly when you are not towing, it will sit high with these in place. It is not easy to install these, you must unbolt the axle and lower it to insert these under the spring or up on top in the spring tower. Hope this helps.
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These will not give you any real lift. They are a replacement for the stock Springs
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take the box spring off and change the spacer. then put box spring back on. I would suggest trying the middle spacer first, then if not right only have to change once.
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Dont know the towing capabilities i just replaced stock springs on my 2000 f250 with these gained about 6 inches in the back i carry heavy loads (sander) they work great but need to also purchase lowering kit for transfer case springs create a pitch on axle will just ruin u joints if transfer case isnt lowered
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no,if all your doing is adding the air lift for stability,I also added 2inch new front coils for greater ground clearance,better than plastic spacers in the long run
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I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
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Bryan, It is recommended that you use longer shocks with the lift kit. I never attempted to use the stock shocks to know if it would go together with the lift but I know the suspension would not operate properly due to the insufficient up/unload travel limitations of the shorter stock shocks.