i currently have a lift level on my tacoma. and the front is still too low. can i use the quicklift strut and still use the level blocks?
1049945
Depending the size level blocks. These will provide about 1.5" lift. You don't want to go over 2.75" of lift or your alignment and cv axles won't operate properly. So just add 1.5" to your lift block and if it's over 2.75" then I would say no
1049946
Correction on my post 1 inch blocks not 2 inch and I haven't has any issues and it was fast and easy to do . And I'm a girl :)
1049947
Yes u can I had the exact same problem with my 2001 Tacoma and I got the quick lift struts and I also put 2 inch blocks on my truck
1049948
I tried to use these with a 2.5 in front kit and it was a bit to long so I put these and a 1 in spacer in the front and it is now lvl with the back that has 5 in added
566364
I have had no problems with my front end. After installing the Quick lift, I brought the truck to Sears and my alignment was spot on. I enjoy the height and I am currently looking for blocks and shocks for the rear end to bring back the factory rake.
1619737
Yes, you can do only the front. I would recommend a quick strut assembly, they are much easier and will not take as long. If you buy just the strut you will need a coil spring compressor to change the coil spring and mounts.
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.
1795618
If you have a removeable swivel plate on the bottom of your leveler that can be removed I would say yes. That orange tri piece needes to be pinned on in place of the factory plate. Mine were held on by a pin and clip. Hope that helps
745695
yes you can. You can buy all the parts you need at Lowe's or spend the few extra dollars and buy the premade ones. i would advise doing this with the lift as it is a pain afterwards
959838
I did, to keep the lift to a minimum. But not required. However the u bolts will need to be replaced, they are to long without the blocksAlways good to replace with new ones
281888
Some motors have blocks to lift them when you use the lift kits. If you didn't go to extreme with your lift kit it should fit just fine.
2155463
It depends on the kind of lift already installed. The stock suspension can't handle more than 2.5 inches of lift, so maybe this could replace the other lift, but not add to it.
2129081
It depends on the lift, but you should be able to with no problem. We just use a simple lift and it works fine.
2178577
These have four ride height positions that can be set during assembly ranging from stock height to a couple inches taller. On my 2006 4wd Limited 4 Runner I wanted to raise the front so it is level with the rear. I used the second highest position and it worked out perfect. The highest position would have made the front taller than the rear. Keep in mind you have to completely disassemble to change the adjustment so better to get it right the first time. The instruction in the box describe the approximate change in ride height with each setting.
2257541
You need 4 to 6 inch lift to achieve that, these only level the rake. Good product though. Chevy wheel wells too square I say.
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
1619736
Yes, you can. Struts are for the front of the vehicle. The picture does not show what you're truly getting.
959834
Depends on which front springs you are running. I used the 6.5 procomp front and these plus the factory f350 block and it sat perfectly level
935210
I don't know how, but yes. I had the same concern for my 05 tacoma but the results were great. Only problem I had was some knocking in the front end after installation. Turned out to be the front strut rubbing because of the angle that the lift out it on. I was forced to get new front struts. The new struts are slightly different than the original, and do not rub at all. No problems since and I'm very satisfied.
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The high dollar motorhomes and travel trailers come with leveling jacks. Leveling blocks work but don't add any stability so your RV will rock some in windy conditions and some when anyone moves around inside. You also have a better range of leveling with jacks. Leveling blocks may not be tall enough in some conditions but you can use blocks under jacks most anywhere. Just remember these are " Leveling Jacks" not designed to lift your RV. Be sure to get a rating heavy enough for your RV "loaded.