🚗 Enhance Your Chevrolet Silverado 1500 with Rancho Quicklift Struts + Rear RS5000X Gas Shocks - 07-16 Kit Review

What I don't like is that they sell a used product under the impression that it's new which sucks but it's not very difficult to put in, you have to getting one Few tools made the most of Impact The Ryobi 1/2" worked well to remove all the old parts.

The struts and dampers were as expected, good quality and easy to fit. I used it to replace the leveling blocks used on the finished height and replaced the upper arms with Rough Country which adjust the angle of the lower ball joint. I like the ride as it has retained the original ride when I bought the truck. Their travel is adjustable for that off-road feel by adjusting Knob 10 settings from easy ride to off-road.

First of all never buy ranch racks, poor design, own racks don't last more than 4 months and when you make a claim they want you to send them in for testing who knows , how long , mmm, I don't have time for this, seriously, who has time. If you paid a mechanic to put them on mmm pay him back to take them off wow ranch that's a brand I will NEVER buy.

I installed this kit yesterday, overall easy installation. But it didn't straighten my truck. I have a 2015 Silverado High Country with a 6.2L engine, I have yet to install the 2" leveling kit. It still fits 33" tires and with a 2" leveling kit it could probably fit 35" full pivot tires. Basically I am satisfied with the product. There is no need to attach leveling blocks at the rear, 2 inches at the front is sufficient.

Shocks and struts arrived as advertised and are great. The shelves look great and are very easy to work with. However, the rear shocks are just too soft and let the rear end float a lot more than the OEM shocks I've had. I have an email to the sender and am just waiting for a response to see if I can get the correct tighter ones for the rear end. Not all.

I installed them on a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LTZ pickup truck that has 55,000 hours on the clock. Currently the truck is fitted with blocks from the leveling kit under the drain posts. Installing these quick risers was very easy as the truck already had an alignment kit. All I had to do was unscrew the old racks, pull out the old ones, and put in the new ones and tighten. After leveling the front end, the truck stayed level and the ride was much better than standard braces and leveling…

My 2017 Silverado is about 2 inches taller in the front. Pretty level. Shock absorbers are adjustable for ride comfort. There are different comfort settings, for example from 1 to 10. This is done by turning the small knob on the bottom of the stand. To get the best performance of this feature, remove the handle and add some grease to the cavity of the handle to prevent the handle from sticking and sticking. I tried Bilstein Ride height adjustable shocks on my 2014 Silverado a few years ago. I…