Installing a leveling kit
hey guys, my buddy got a hell bent steel 2'' leveling kit. can i install this myself? it says i need a spring compressor, can i do it without it? anything else i need to no?
If you have a jack that can lift the truck up enough to unload the springs, you don't need the compressor. Given that you already have a five inch lift though...... Gonna need a pretty serious jack.
lol no this isnt for my truck. its a friends and his is stock. so if i can get the front end of the truck up high enough the springs will have enough room to expand? will they have enough room when i put the spacer in?
HeyYou If you have a jack that can lift the truck up enough to unload the springs, you don't need the compressor. Given that you already have a five inch lift though...... Gonna need a pretty serious jack.
could i do that to my truck? it sits 2 inches lower in the front....
HeyYou If you have a jack that can lift the truck up enough to unload the springs, you don't need the compressor. Given that you already have a five inch lift though...... Gonna need a pretty serious jack.
could i do that to my truck? it sits 2 inches lower in the front....
you can do it without a compressor, i put a 2.5" on my truck just jack it up to unload the springs and then when you put the coil in, have a buddy stand on the rotor and the other put in the spring with a pry bar. it was cake.
Nope, wont need the spring compressor but you will need to disconnect the track bar and possibly the sway bar.
You can put them on your 5" springs, but you will want longer control arms at the least, and long arms with new frame mounts would be the best. 7" of lift sucks on short arms.
You can put them on your 5" springs, but you will want longer control arms at the least, and long arms with new frame mounts would be the best. 7" of lift sucks on short arms.
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