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Installing a 2 inch Leveling kit on a 2019- 20 Chevy Silverado 1500
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2020
- Level your Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra 1500 from front to rear while giving your truck a more aggressive look with Rough Country’s 2-inch Leveling Kit! GM trucks come with a factory rake, leaving the rear much higher than the front. This simple solution raises the front to match the height of the rear, providing a more aggressive appearance and enough increased ride height to run larger tires and wheels.
Don’t limit your new truck! Rough Country’s GM 1500 Leveling Kit features an upper-strut spacer design which is designed to improve CV boot clearance compared to bottom mount spacers. This design offers better clearance for off-road driving so you can tackle uneven terrain with greater peace of mind. Best of all, Rough Country’s 2-Inch Leveling Kit is designed to retain your vehicle’s smooth, factory ride quality.
Give your Silverado or Sierra 1500 the aggressive look it deserves with a Rough Country leveling kit. Includes a Lifetime Replacement Guarantee!
Get yours at: www.roughcount...
FEATURES
Increased ground clearance
Levels the front with the rear of the vehicle
Promotes better CV angles for off-road driving
Maintains factory ride quality
Includes bolt retention plates for easier installation
NOTES - IMPORTANT
Does NOT fit Chevy TrailBoss Models
Does NOT fit GMC AT4 Models
Does NOT fit "MagneRide" models
More Information
Est. Install Time 2 - 3 hours
Recommended Tire Size 285/55 R20
IN THE BOX
INSTRUCTIONS
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Just finished an install. I could not get upper ball joint separated. I just removed the CV axle from the differential and removed the steering knuckle. This gave me enough room to do the install. Took about 20 m inutes on passenger side. The drivers side took much longer because I could not get the upper ball joint separated. Just thought I would share in case anyone has same issue. Truck looks perfect with 2 inch front lift.
Wow, there was more to it then I thought there was
The upper control arm ball joint looked like it’s in a pretty nasty bind. I’m definitely upgrading that also !
I would like to know why the power steering rack has to be disconnected?
Now that i know that this is a pain in the butt i will be definitely getting a bigger lift if im gonna pay for all that labour for just spacers
Just got my leveling kit for my 2020 work truck. I think I’ll make videos since nobody else tricks out the work truck
So why not do the spacers that’s everyone puts on the bottom of the suspension? Easiest and faster install. “American Truck” has a video of putting that on the 19-22 model?
This is ridiculous you don’t have to do all this just for a 2” leveling kit. See other video of Ready Lift.. it’s WAY easier only like 4 bolts. No major disassemble like this.
With a higher chance of breaking...when it has those longer bolts. A good pothole will snap them in half.
I agree lol. I’ve put leveling kits on my last 3 GM trucks and I’ve never touched a single ball joint or anything to take them apart. Major disassembly is not required if you know what you’re doing.
With the lift, will those tires rub on sharp turns? Are those tires 33 or 35s?
Worked on my 1500 Sierra today. Got the driver's side done, can't get the passenger side wire harness off that goes above the top of the strut. The video isn't clear how to take off the bolt that holds it on.
Any help? I'm stuck
nice all i need now is a car lift in the garage
You can install this kit with jack stands and floor jack and hand tools. Fairly simple
@Rough Country do you consider a strut compressor to be a hand to? I want to do this, but I am concerned about two things... will this level my truck (2020 silverado 1500 Z71 LTZ) or bulldog it? And, will I need to buy a strut compressor?
Anyone know the tire and rim package ?
Why unplug the steering rack
No reply? I’m trying to figure this out too
You ever find the answer to this
If i have a lower strut leveling kit 2" u shaped rough country and had it aligned when that was installed and i wanted to swap out to the upper strut because of the lower so close to the axle would i need to have it aligned again?
Do I have to take it to alignment after the installation?
Yes
What tires and rims are used in the final version of the truck?
i wanted to know the same thing, no idea why they wouldnt add it in the description.
Thanks man, I just did a 3.5 inch lift. This video helped me a lot
Does it work with the 2021 3.0 durmax
Why does the strut need to be put in a strut compressor and spun 180 degrees.
If you only install the leveling spacer on top of the strut and don't rotate it then when you go to install the strut assembly won't line up with the mounting points on top and bottom.
I was wondering the same.....
I spun mine without a spring compressor.
@@wingnut72282 was it easy to rotate?
@@TheMaster-sv6tr it wasn’t bad I put the lower strut in a vice then wedge crow bar in upper studs and twist but the truck only had 6k miles when I done it.
I installed on front of my 2022 Silverado to level truck. The front is now higher than the back. Does the strut have to break itself in ?
Give our Support team a call at 800-222-7023 and lets get this resolved for you
Did you contact them? If so, what was the fix?
elevation does not affect alignment
I have a 2017 z71...want add a 2.5 leveling kit ...want to keep the original wheel but go a bit bigger on the tires..do I need to replace the upper arms ?
Not necessary to replace the UCA. I would if you go bigger than 2.5" or if you're having alignment issues.
Hey Kenny I'm doing a 2.5 lift on my 22 custom, would factory tires rims be acceptable? Don't really have an interest in changing em unless I have to
Can I get a link to buy this leveling kit?
I know you are going for that "every man" voice, but I would invest in a different voice actor. Maybe one who can annunciate and has better control over the audio levels.
is the spacer plastic?
Those are a hard nylon composite material. Very durable
@@RoughCountryTV not true. I bought a lifted Avalanche with these nylon type spacers. I noticed it leaning and while replacing the front struts the driver's side had broken into several pieces and collapsed on itself. I will never run any kind of plastic piece as a lift/level again.
Trash material
Dropped mine off this morning to have this put on my 19 Silverado. Just got a call they can’t do it, gotta go pick it back up and find someone else 🙄
Did you find someone else? I have a 19’ AT4 and I’m considering leveling my truck.
@@ked29203 yeah I found a guy that did it. Looks great. Took a couple of hours maybe a little bit more. I think the previous place I took it to just didn’t wanna fool with it
@@ked29203 Got mine done at the dealership. Was done in a day
@@chevyonly3722 what did the dealership charge you? Just ordered it for my rst
@@arturorios7741 650 ish
WTF !!!
Please just don’t do it ❗️