how much lift do these provide to your vehicle because on the description is saids that it goes up to 2.25" but on other websites it saids 1.75"
1890064
He is right!! The front did come up higher than the rear. After a few months of driving the front did settle down to a more even height from the rear. I really like the shocks..nice ride now but I did have to get my front end realigned because the camber changed considerably. My truck is a 2000 Toyota prerunner 2x4.
1890065
I don't know for certain, but I think that it pushed my front end up closer to the 2.25" measurement. I would like to add one thing to consider that I didn't think of before I installed them- they're advertised as a leveling kit and that's what they do very well. The problem is that once I leveled the truck, when I put any weight in the back it made the truck look dorky because the back sat lower than the front. I had to add some lift to the rear to make it look better-- and it does look good!
1890066
I only obtained approx. 1 inch, which was our desired result due to the original equipment was worn. Our tire size is 31/10.5/15 inch BFG All terrains and the Quick Lift leveled our vehicle back to original appearance. hope this helps.
1890067
Hi, I didn't measure because I was lowering it from a Fox Shock adjustable that was supposed to have been a 2". I will take a picture of it if you need me to but I think my set up lower slightly and I feel the lift would be 1.75". You don't want any more because the CV Axle will star binding. Here is my e-mail address send me a hi and I will sent you many pictures. bruce280 at optonline dot net. e-mail me your measurement from the center of your wheel to the fender lip.
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.
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.
422897
The setting will not effect the lift, but will however effect the ride of the vehicle...I personally got 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 inch lift. Hope this helps.
403629
I would stick with two inch.2 1/2 inch will max your front end out..unless your mostly highway use and mild off road.i got 2 1/2 on mine and my suspension is maxed out .looks great .but cv joints aint so happy lol.good luck.
968823
I am not what is the lift I use mine to transfer into my truck with no problem at all and that is about 4' hope this will help.
52428
These shocks are for stock ride height. You should be looking at the Bilstein 5100 for the lift.
2187954
The ones I got were 1/2 inch, I won't use anything else. The 1/2" is much more stable, less vibration.
415497
Not to sound rude but the description plainly states it's 2.5" and yes I gained 2.5". Plus I installed the largest set of tires without rub for the 4Runner and gained another 1".
1639244
The technical specs for this item, I am not aware of. However, If your go to their website, LiftSupportsDepot.com you will find a contact us portion. You can call their toll free number and speak to one of the reps who actually know their stuff and ask the question. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
368650
5 inches bolt to bolt. I did both ends and got 1 inch of lift. It also depends on spring setup what you get out of it. Great investment.
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.
1729039
Check out dodge web sites for max tire sizes with and without lift. I put mine on a jeep fsj with about 4inches. You also need to check for the right wheel back spacing.
602283
Yes. There is an adjustment that allows it to make up the difference. I have a 2" lift. Works fine. Two more inches shouldn't matter.
2207334
They were wide enough to cover my 12.50 and will give a couple of more inches clearance. I also added 2" spring lift and very inexpensive with 2" shock extensions for a stock ride then added a 1" body lift. This still retains other stock under carriage but body lift took 4 times longer to install than the spring lift. I now run 33 without rubbing for about $250 invested
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.
1884398
1.5 inches... if your putting bigger tires on I wouldn't go bigger than 32's