🔧 MotoFab Lifts CH3F992WD: 3-Inch Front Leveling Lift Kit for 1999-2006 Chevy Silverado Sierra GMC 2WD - Enhance Performance and Style! Review

Hmm indicated the desired height. A bit tricky to install without a good quality spring compressor. On a 3" kit you will need new shocks as the bearings are short and fully extended. Asked the company for help with a possible part number, no help. They didn't seem to care, they got their money, that's all they care about.

Well I ended up buying this to fit my 2004 gmc sireea 2wd truck. I looked through all the reviews and finally tried it and I'm glad I did. This will perfectly level the truck. I mean it remains to be seen but I also put new dampers on him while he was climbing and he rode so smooth. I also got the shop to put it on and everything went smoothly.

3" spacer too big. This made the front 3/8" higher than the rear tricky for a 3" wheel, if I had to do it over and over I would fit a 2.5" wheel Needs a good height and maybe 3-4 hours well pivoting the tie rod ends and bushings as you still have to remove

a lot of time! If you have an old Silverado you need shock absorbers, don't they tell you? Jeep shocks will give you the extra length you need (Gaberial), a spring compressor rental is a must! You might as well replace whatever is wearing out now! Why did you tear everything apart? You'll also need a jack long enough to lift and flip the control arm, making life easier for a spring reload. god the speed

I'm 17 years old and ratcheted and punched it down a dirt and gravel track. I rented coil spring compressors from Autozone and bought the $10 fork separately. Those two things made this job a lot easier. Plus, you get your money back on anything you rent, so it's 100% worth it. You cannot beat the value of this spacer. I also installed a new damper. This is because my truck is 2WD. If you drive 4WD you can use a cheap shock absorber extension. Compress the coil springs before removing them for…