That's a good question. I can't seem to find my ugga-dugga to ft/lb conversion chart right now. But stores like Autozone and O'Reily's should have a torque wrench available for rent. It won't have an ugga-dugga scale so we still wouldn't know, but it would work for your needs. If you need anything else, please reach out at any time.
After installing these shackles on my 2016 Chevy colorado, they sit directly on top of exhaust pipe (rear passenger side exhaust pipe) and! What's the fix for this? Worried my shackle bushings are going to get burned up from heat and wear out. Not to mention I don't want them touching in the first place. Anyone from supreme suspensions have a comment on this? I installed your 3-in front 2-in rear leveling lift kit with shackles in the back and strut spacers in the front. It's a 2016 Chevy Colorado LT crew cab. Just installed yesterday and put would be appreciated.
Longer exhaust hanger, I too have there parts on my 17 SLT and mine sits close as well. There info is shit and I also reached out about there bogus torque specs that were way off and there response back was check your owners manual. Hello the owners manual is not going to give you torque specs, they never do......
i have a 2016 z71 crew cab short box and i want to get a 2-3" shackle lift in the rear... will that work okay w my stock shocks or should i just get longer ones ?
Hi Mikey, While you can utilize your stock shocks for our lifts, anything 3" would be recommended to getting extended length shocks. However, our rear shackle lifts only provide 2" of lift, so your factory shocks should be more than enough to use our lifts.
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great way to destroy the bushings tightening them in the air like that...
Yes, plus I think he's having a hard time with the shackles because of the jacks placed under the axle
My package said the bolts were supposed to be 65ft pounds for the shackle and 70ft lbs for the shocks
How many uga dugas is 85 lbft of torque?
That's a good question. I can't seem to find my ugga-dugga to ft/lb conversion chart right now. But stores like Autozone and O'Reily's should have a torque wrench available for rent.
It won't have an ugga-dugga scale so we still wouldn't know, but it would work for your needs.
If you need anything else, please reach out at any time.
2013+ actually
After installing these shackles on my 2016 Chevy colorado, they sit directly on top of exhaust pipe (rear passenger side exhaust pipe) and! What's the fix for this? Worried my shackle bushings are going to get burned up from heat and wear out. Not to mention I don't want them touching in the first place.
Anyone from supreme suspensions have a comment on this? I installed your 3-in front 2-in rear leveling lift kit with shackles in the back and strut spacers in the front. It's a 2016 Chevy Colorado LT crew cab. Just installed yesterday and put would be appreciated.
Longer exhaust hanger, I too have there parts on my 17 SLT and mine sits close as well. There info is shit and I also reached out about there bogus torque specs that were way off and there response back was check your owners manual. Hello the owners manual is not going to give you torque specs, they never do......
i have a 2016 z71 crew cab short box and i want to get a 2-3" shackle lift in the rear... will that work okay w my stock shocks or should i just get longer ones ?
Hi Mikey,
While you can utilize your stock shocks for our lifts, anything 3" would be recommended to getting extended length shocks.
However, our rear shackle lifts only provide 2" of lift, so your factory shocks should be more than enough to use our lifts.
How you do the front with the same year truck?
Sorry, not sure what you mean. Can you rephrase that?
It is not 2004 colorado
2014 no 2004 🤦♂️
What size socket did and wrench
Pretty sure it's a 21mm socket and either a 3/4" or 13/16" wrench.
it's 2014
Right - the video states it is for 2004 and newer Colorado's.