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Maxracing 1.5" Rear Leveling Lift Kit, Rear Lift Coil Springs Spacers

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At a glance

Condition
New
Size
1.5-in Rear
Model
Maxracing 1.5" Rear Leveling Kit
Material
Aluminum
Auto Part Position
Rear
Maximum Lifting Height
1.5 in
Automotive Fit Type
Vehicle Specific Fit
In the box
Lift Spacer

Features 5

  • Compatible Vehicles: Enter your vehicle's make, model, and year in the garage tool to confirm fitment. (NOT for Automatic Load-Leveling Suspension)
  • Lifting Height | Will raise the rear of your truck by a true 1.5 inches. The thickness of the spacer is less than 1.5". Spacer thickness to lift amount is NOT a 1 to 1 ratio.
  • Excellent Strength: Maxracing leveling kit precision CNC Machined out of billet aluminum, outstanding Performance and Quality. Strong, good stability and anti-rust. Perfect fit.
  • Excellent Function: Increases ground clearance, allowing you to fit larger custom rims and tires. Provide enough ground balance. Maintains your original OEM ride quality, steering quality and driving comfort.

Specs 14

Brand MAXRACING
Auto Part Position Rear
Material Aluminum
Maximum Lifting Height 1.5 inches
Brand Name MAXRACING
Unit Count 1 Count
Manufacturer Maxracing
Automotive Fit Type Vehicle Specific Fit

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Style: Front + Rear Leveling Kit Size: 2 Inches Front + 2 Inches Rear
Lift kit was fairly easy to install. Installed the 2 inch lift front and rear. The suburban is level and looks really good
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024 by Danny J graham

Easy install.
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 2-inch Front Leveling Lift Kit
Just follow the directions and you'll be done quick. There just isn't a way to install a bolt as directed under the CV Axle. That one must be trimmed then installed from the bottom. While on jack stands the top strut bolts loosened not removed, the ball joint bolts loosened not removed. The sway bar disconnected and tie rod end popped free. All I did was push down on the rotor which gave a gap below the strut, though two hands aren't enough. The 2 inch block actually gave a 1-1/2 inch after install. I wouldn't go anymore or the mounting hardware will touch the CV Axle. If you want higher just install a lift kit not a level kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024 by Morvyn Clark

Very satisfied
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 1.5-inch Front Strut Lift Spacers
Two inches would have made my Silverado perfectly level but I wanted to retain a slight amount of rake. This kit was perfect.
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Boz

Fairly easy install........
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 1.5-inch Front Leveling Lift Kit
2024 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Duramax X31. I used the 1.5" kit as I figured it would give a little more clearance for the cv shaft boots, these new T1 (2019 later) platform trucks don't have as much front droop as the previous GMT platform. First things first, mark your headlight positions with some masking tape ( mine was at about 25' away on garage wall) get you some 10mm bolts that are 10.9 instead of the 8.8 they send, you can use the nuts (make sure you get same pitch bolts) and washers, I pulled my truck up on ramps to drop the engine skid plate because it covers part of the front cross member. Down off the ramps, disconnected the negative battery cable (instead of messing with the wiring harness on the EPS unit), I figured its powered down so no issues. Jacked up with floor jack on front cross member, put 4 ton jack stands under the sway bar mount brackets let it down then put some pressure back on the floor jack. Tires off, took off the wheel speed sensor cable, tie rod ends off (pass thru ratchet makes it easier to take these and the sway bar mount bolts off and back on) even though this truck only has 800 miles on it the sway bar mount bolts spun with an impact wrench. I have a motorcycle jack which i put under the rotor to help support the weight when i dropped the top a arm and shock mount bolts. If you have a pry bar you can easily align and put the new FRONT shock mount bolts in without loosening the top strut bolts, once those are in the rears will pretty much align themselves with no issues. You will need to swing the a arm over quite a bit to get the new REAR bolts in the shock mount past the drive axle shaft ( Also did not take the drive axle nut off just be careful how you support the unit with the top a arm disconnected). Put everything back together, drove it about 5 miles to settle the front end, adjusted the headlights down (previously marked before project start). My end measurements were front 38" , rear 38-7/16", was just shy of a full 1-1/2" lift. No change in ride quality, doubt will have the front end aligned, I have done 2 previous GMC 1500's a 2015 and a 2018 and did not have them aligned and never had any issues, also done a 2008 and 2015 2500 HD's with the overclocked keys and transfer case spacers, the 2008 had the alignment check done, was not off far enough to even bother. Happy wrenching and be careful, you can hurt yourself if you don't have the proper equipment (using a floor jack with no jack stands, inadequate capacity floor jack, etc, etc). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by Lorraine Johnson Lorraine Johnson

Easy install after first side
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 2-inch Front Leveling Lift Kit
Easy to install, you’ll need several different size sockets to take everything apart, Very little alignment needed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by L wood L wood

Worked great
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 2-inch Front Leveling Lift Kit
Needed to level the front of our suburban. This was the perfect fit and made the suburban look so much better
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024 by lc

Ask my husband 🤣
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 2.5-inch Front Leveling Kit
My husband installed this. And he told me it was fairly easy to install and it leveled his truck perfectly.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by Carrie Pospishil

2021 Silverado Trail Bass LT
Style: Front Leveling Lift Kit Size: 2-inch Front Leveling Lift Kit
The front sits half an inch lower than the rear now and you’d never be able to tell. Also replaced the UCA’s with Rough Country UCA’s. Supposedly if you install these on an already “lifted” Trail Boss, the ball joints are maxed out and can potentially break. Do your research before installing these. Especially if you travel with your family and kids often. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024 by RYAN RYAN
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