Rough Country 5 Inch Lift Kit for Chevy Silverado Installation - Model # 262.20 Tutorial + Review
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Rough Country 5" Suspension Lift Kit for the 2007-2013 Chevy/GMC 1500 will maintain your factory ride quality. This is a simple 100% bolt on installation kit. Featured in the kit are:
Front: Lifted knuckles, front and rear crossmembers, upper strut spacers, brake line brackets, differential drop brackets, CV spacers, sway-bar drop brackets, and lower skid plate
Rear: 5" lift blocks, u-bolts, and brake line bracket.
Product Model # 262.20 -
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My favorite part was when you say it’s a bolt on but yet you cut part of the frame. Not only that but I also loved when you used the grinder and left the exposed metal without any paint so it would rust in the future
I think all dislikes are because you guys dont letus see how the truck looks like at the end of the video....I dont understand why...
can you guys do a video of rough country kit 291.20 14-15 silverado 1500 5 inch lift
is there an install video for the 2 wheel drive truck I'm sure its a lil less since you don't have the 4 wheel drive front section
I know it’s more expensive but the lifted struts would be my choice
That’s what I bought
Fox 2.5 for 2.0 has 4"-5" lift coil overs - that's doing it RIGHT.
Do you guys have a 2wd 5inch lift video.
Put the knuckle on the knuckle assembly. lol You mean wheel bearing or hub assembly.
Dude - they spent time showing you how to remove lug nuts, LOL, if anyone doesn't know how to remove the tire, they're Knuckleheads so they won't even know what a hub or bearing is anyway 🤡🤣
Are those blocks tapered so that you have the correct pinion angle?
I know it's crazy late for this but yes Rough Country blocks are always tampered to prevent axle wrap
Rough country said in an email, the rear block is 3"
Did you had to cut anything on the diferential the installation guide for 6.5 in lift kit they had to cut down some parts of the differential like 3/4 in where the bolt goes thru to hold it down plus a bracket install on it i am looking for a lift kit that i won t have to cut any part to the diferental is this the case with the 5 ins ?thanks guy!
For The 5in lift, what type Of and size of shocks would i need and what size spindles??
@6:34 do we cut the front or rear cross-member ?
Have you had any issues with the drive axle connecting to the differential when re installing with the new 5" kit? I cannot connect the axle back to the differential after putting the differential spacers between the differential and frame. The axle is now hitting my exhaust and can not come any lower to connect to the differential.
so did you have to reroute exhuast
Could you replace the front struts with the bilstein 5100 adjustable strut to raise it an extra inch to half inch to level the already lifted 1500?
Yes you can on the 5" but not on the 7.5" Suspension Lift Kit. If you need anymore help, please call us at 1-877-774-6473
How many labor hours should this take a shop?
20
@@mattdee9296what hell no 😂
will this fit the 2wd model models also?
No it will not but you can go with Model 261.20 ( www.sdtrucksprings.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=4217 ) which will fit the 2wd.
What would be the best way to use the 5 inch lift and somehow get around another inch out of it considering you would need something for the back block of the truck because i know you could just use the bilsteins for the front but what could you use for the back to get aroun 6-6.5 inches to fit 35" tires without trimming.
In order to fit a 35" tires, you will need around 7" of lift. The best way to do this is to go with say the Rough Country 264.20 kit (7.5" of Lift).
www.sdtrucksprings.com/rough-country-264s-7-in-lift-kit-chevy-silverado-1500-07-13
+sdtrucksprings I have 35's on a 2006 sierra and no lift
+sdtrucksprings I have 35's on a 2006 sierra and no lift
+sdtrucksprings I have 35's on a 2006 sierra and no lift
Yeah, I don't like the fact that you don't let us see the way the truck looks at the end, which is stupid, because you showed us everything else, so naturally we'd want to see what it looked like. Also, I sure as hell wouldn't be using this lift kit, there's just too much modification done to the frame and other parts, I surly wouldn't be cutting my frame and other mounts with no damn Sawzall! lol.
There's no other way to drop the lower control arms - well, the only way would be to completely remove both frame cross members and weld on new ones.
is it the same to do a 2016 canyon
Don't want to be less than appreciative for posting this - every install vid helps someone somehow but given the complexity and more than basic knowledge this requires, do we really need to see how to remove lug nuts? You could start the video showing it down to the disks. Every minute helps.
anyone know if they sell a 4.5 or 5in lift for a 2006 chevy 4wd? seems to be either 3in or 6in
if you get the 6 inch you can throw on 35's
Timothy Kendall You can put 35's on a 5 in lift on a 1999 F-250 XLT Super Duty.
Roy Patterson I've got a 1998 Chevy k1500
Anybody knows the measurements for the sway bar relocation hole ?????
I know this is really late but it comes with a template to know exactly where to drill the holes
Wow I got ran for my money I spent 4 grand on a 5” lift and don’t have any of the u blots or spacers
Remove the the vehicle from the vehicle. Lol
lmao
While the video was informative, i gave it a 👎🏾, would have been nice to see the end result! Most people want to know what the out come looks like hen thinking about putting this lift on their truck!
Torque down everything to five udaudugs
You mean knuckle lift