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In this video I am showing you the easiest way to install a 2-inch leveling kit. You do not have to remove all that the instructions may list on a 2WD application. However follow the guidelines for 4WD vehicles.
This kit is for 2007-2018 Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra trucks and 2007-2020 Suburban and Tahoe’s. All models, 2WD and 4WD.
Link to the kit I bought
https://www.americantrucks.com/productphotos?webid=rough-country-silverado1500-2-in-leveling-lift-kit-red-1313&showFeed=True&customerpics=false&index=0
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What size tires are you able to run with this leveling kit? Thankyou for this video I am getting ready to do this to my 13 gmc sierra!
I was about to do it the same way they did it and watching this video saved me a ton of time. Gonna try this out first
Did the ride quality change at all
Can u just do one side at a time instead of raises both sides at once?
Did you need an alignment?
So this video was uploaded 8 months ago how is it holding up? And should I get an alignment after?
Hi Just wondering if this would work on a 2013 Tahoe 2wd and how is ur truck still running with any problems
Can you do this with a 4×4 model??
Can you do this with a 4×4 model??
I thought this was good video until I seen you skipped alot of detail how you got the spacer in there, best way is take the wheel off.
Aren't those bolts supposed to point up so the lock nut is away from mud and chances of getting bent and broken?? Like they were from the factory???
Do you have to do an alignment afterwards?
How much ft lbs sway bar bolts
Great job explained perfect thanks
So if you do it this way, since you aren't disconnecting your controll arms and sway bars, will you still have to get an alignment just because the geometry has changed?