🚗 3-Inch Front and 2-Inch Rear Forged Strut Spacers Leveling Lift Kit Compatible with 2007-2019 Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 Review

Decently easy installation, it is recommended to have an extra set of hands when installing the A-pillars after installing the seat, which will give the truck good posture

Generally good quality, some instructions would have been nice, once I figured out the first side the second only took 40 minutes. They do not include the correct size washers for the upright posts. Truck looks much better and rides as good as ever, definitely needs camber.

I have a 2018 Chevy Silverado cab. It probably would have cost me less, but through trial and error, after the first front wheel went on, it went on easier. But only the tip, when installing the front spacers when screwing back on, only tighten the 3 strut screws on top when the underside is level and screwed on, this also leaves some play before the final tightening. I hope that makes sense. After that I got the alignment.

The leveling kit attaches easily to my pickup. I had a small 2" leveling disk installed on the front prior to purchase. I was hoping the front would raise a bit but with the rear leaf blocks the profile still looks good. If you're looking for a little more height and don't want to waste an arm and leg, this kit is a great option. I have a little doubt that the manufacturers claim that this kit will allow me to install the 33rd. I'm currently using a set of 275s and don't think I can get too…

Great kit for the most part. Three problems to be solved. 1- No instructions or diagrams are provided. 2- There are not enough washers for the rack spacers. There are twelve fasteners and only six washers. 3- The holes in the spring blocks are too small to fit the tab on the leaf springs. Had to drill them down to 5/8 inch and done. Also, the U-bolt nuts aren't locknuts like the factory ones, but that doesn't matter. The socket head cap screws in the strut spacers are too short to reattach the…

Great level for the price same as Motofab but cheaper just hard to get upper arm in ankle. The back is slightly higher than the front but not too noticeable. The harness terminals will not snap back onto the nuts. **UPDATE** It's been about 10,000 miles since I put this alignment kit on, not sure if it's level, but the lower ball joints fail at 65,000 miles (which is to be expected at a level). I have the upper Rough Country levers with angled ball joints to help with bad corners. Highly…

First of all, the end result after adding this kit is amazing. He picked up my 2014 Silverado and smoothed it out (as advertised) which gave it a really aggressive look. As many others have noted, no instructions are included and customer service appears to be from China. It's very similar to other kits though, so just search YouTube and you'll be fine. A couple of issues we encountered during installation... First, on the back, the pin and hole on the leaf spring and spacer were not tightened…