boardrider247
Weekend warrior anarchist
Does anybody have a specific site they used for the 92-99 suburban spring packs ?
http://www.generalspringkc.com
Does anybody have a specific site they used for the 92-99 suburban spring packs ?
Does anybody have a specific site they used for the 92-99 suburban spring packs ?
Hi all [soon to be] new owner of a Chevy Express AWD here that will be a daily driver and trail/camping with dogs vehicle...
Looking forward to learning from this community!
-Steve
Alright, so I'm looking for alternative lift kits to the Boulder, does this combination look proper for a 3" lift? It's certainly much more expensive, but I suspect the handling would be superior.
Front:
SuspensionMAXX MAXXCam 2 Leveling Kits SMX-MC2 - $224.96 from Summit Racing
Bilstein B8 5100 Series Shocks 24-186643 - $70.97 x 2 from Summit Racing
Rear:
1992 - 1999 CHEVY SUBURBAN REAR LEAF SPRINGS, 2900 LBS CAPACITY, 6(5/1) LEAVES - $139.99 x2 from General Spring
Bilstein B6 4600 Series Shocks and Struts 24-221948 - $92.97 x 2 from Summit Racing
All told, this is an $950 investment including shipping, plus installation if you can't do it yourself (I can't)
What makes those torsion keys better than the other options?
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I couldn't agree more! Torsion keys are not terribly specialized parts. Just a hunk of cast steel! They even cross-over between manufacturers too!I was going to mention those torsion keys are quite pricey compared to other just as effective options. The keys I have in my van are from rough country and run about $100.
Can people list what kind of lift they're getting using various keys and springs with or without blocks for reference please?
Unfortunately I am not sure if you had all of that information if it would help much. There are just too many variables.
How old the torsion bars are, how heavy is the van loaded, passenger or cargo van ect ect
I no longer know how my van compares to where it started stock it has just been too long and too many changes. If I had to guess I would say the rough country keys in front have me at +3" and the suburban springs in back +2-2 1/2"
But my van is loaded heavy in the rear with just the two seats in front and the mid section left fairly open as a standing/changing space.
This is where is started originally Post#16
http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...te-fun-hog-(another-white-GM-awd-build)/page2