🔧 Enhance Performance with KSP 3'' Lift Block Kits for Silverado Sierra 1500 Review

I had a 2" lift installed and was looking for a 3" lift and it is the same size. Simply remove the original 1" lifter as instructed in the manual and only raise it 2". Great product but wrong size.

This review is awaiting a response from the seller. When trying to install it turned out that the dowel pin didn't line up with the spring tabs. We have contacted the seller and are waiting for his actions.

This did exactly what I wanted, give me back my rake on my nnbs truck. I have a 2" level in the front but I actually use my truck as a truck so I needed a rake. That helped.

Disappointed. The picture clearly shows a 3 inch block. A 2" block came which I had to put on top of the original 1" block. The screws are really long and of good quality. You're lucky I kept my original blocks. Otherwise I would have sent it back. CORRECT THE PICTURE OR CORRECT THE DESCRIPTION!

I installed them on my 2010 Siverado. I also used the original 1.5" blocks along with the 2" blocks for the 3.5" blocks. This will level the front with a 3" leveling washer over the post. As another buyer suggested, these nuts will loosen over time, but I added a lock washer to fix this problem. It's a good idea for a manufacturer to include them.

I've been installing these on my 2012 Silverado for a while now. I drive on some pretty rough roads and they held up with no issues. . If you replace the U-bolts and lift the frame first, you can put a washer on top of the axle and the entire installation takes about 10-15 minutes per side using hand tools. I recommend tightening the U-bolts after a few miles when things settle down.