Does the adjustable shock itself provide the lift?
1078931
To be clear that is incorrect. I currently have 2 inches of lift on the front of my rig, I can provide tape measurements to prove it with stock coil springs and no spacers. Phase 2 of my lift to get to 3 inches, I will use a top plate spacer, which is entirely different and does not affect spring loads. When I add a heavier bumper, I will put heavier rated spring adding 1.5", and will lower my bils to the 1 inch and get my lift from the top plate, bils, and springs. So long story short THESE ABSOLUTELY PROVIDE LIFT ON THEIR OWN, just potentially not as much if your coil springs are worn out.
478418
Yes. That's to help prevent accidental shock. But it is set up for easy use.
849321
The shocks probably extend long enough. You would have to change the link arms to longer ones for sure.
1384814
No I do not think there is any adjustment, mine takes 3-5 seconds to go down. I can't imagine that would not be slow enough unless you got a bad shock.
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.
1222547
This is a air shock there is no adjustment it is done with the two air chambers you set by your weight. This is not a $1000 dollar shock. What it is is a great upgrade for the money. I had high dollar shocks in the past and this on gives them a run for the money.rocshox did a great job.
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.
2242999
Yes, you can adjust the shock level for bigger dogs. They recommend starting with the lowest setting and dialing it up as needed
1624357
Yes, they did lift it just a bit. I think it was mostly because my springs had sagged a bit and these compensated for that. In fact, it seems like that was one of the advertised benefits of these shocks. I put them on both the front and the rear; which made my Bronco handle better. The only down side was that the truck rode rougher.
1204784
That does not come with the shock, that is part of the original mounting brackets.
1624354
I installed these along with a new set of springs, in which my truck was lifted but I don't believe the shocks would have did this on their own. I installed the shocks for the additional load bearing in use with a light weight snow plow. Hope this helps.
151406
Not sure on the actual length but it is same length as a regular shock for the same application. It will inflate about 1 1/2" higher than what the body naturally sets at. If you want it higher they make a shock extender which will give you an extra 5 inches of lift.
1551613
This particular shock if for between 0" and 1" of lift. Bilstein offers shocks for the rear for someone with 6" of lift. I would recommend checking their website.
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.
2062392
It did on my 98 tacoma raised it about 2 inches , I had to install 2" lift in back as well rides great love them
111074
There is no lift to the springs. They are designed to increase load capacity and not change the factory ride. They are adjustable for tension but found they did tighten ride a little and help load capacity . I had a pair of progressive rate springs on previous truck which worked better but these work relatively well for the price.
876561
hey ... im pretty sure that it doesnt go on the shock ... just mount it on top of the axel where it would normally bottom out. there may be a rubber boot thing you may have to cut out