will these fit on a truck lifted 3 inches?
781887
Couldn't really tell you but you may want to talk to a mechanic that deals with truck lifting good luck
781888
Probably not. You need to determine your trucks range of motion, like Dusdaddy commented, but not just droop but also distance when the arm is against the stops as well then find a shock with this range.Chances are someone on the internet in a forum has done the same lift and can recommend an appropriate shock.
781889
Body lift or suspension lift? If you lifted the suspension, you are exceeding the distance the shock can extend. To find the right shock, disconnect anything limiting suspension travel like shocks and sway bars, jack up the frame so the suspension droops to it's max. Then measure the distance from shock mounting points. That's the extended distance you need on your shocks.
201304
I installed a set on a 2008 Toyota Tundra and it did lift the back of my truck about two inches - I never measured but it was noticeable.
1958366
They do give full 3" lift and you should receive all parts shown. Depending on your vehicle, you may come across a clearance problem at no fault of the blocks, though. Bought these for my Jeep Cherokee. but can't use them without 1" wheel adapters due to a rubbing issue between my tire and the rear stabilizer bar. Hopefully you won't have the same.
989711
I have seen Tundra's with 35inch tires with only a 2.5 lift. It rubs on hard turns, but they fit. A 3 inch will make it a little better but you may still want to trim. That can be done when you install the kit. An additional $50-$100. So don't get discouraged and get smaller tires.....get 35s and drive careful until you can trim.
2091174
Between 3 inch and 5 inch, lift height can be adjusted in 0.4 inch (1 cm) increments. So 4.6 inch will be pretty close to 4.5 inch you want.
1981958
Kind of depends on which way you're lifting the door. They should work if you're lifting on the 4 foot dimension pivoting along the 8 foot dimension. Two of them hold the hood to my Jeep Cherokee up without a problem.
11822
They will provide about 4 inches of lift they will settle some with weight on them. I run a t case drop 1 inch and driveline vibes are minimal
2025869
They will fit but sometimes they rub on the inner fender I have a 07 fj cruiser with a 3 inch lift and 305/70/17 and it fixed it from rubbing
2058135
I Had a 3 inch lift and I cleared 33s with these so I guess a good 2-3inches by adding them
1953507
It should work on your lifted truck BUT you may still find it too far off of the ground to step up onto.
422895
The lift is about 2.5". The adjustment on the strut is for ride preference not height. I put these on a few weeks back and have been very pleased.
394242
Yes, I measured a couple of these and there were slightly larger than 3/4". I think they'd work fine.
1551612
I'm not positive but I thought they're good up to 2" lift. I think they offer the same shock in a longer length for taller lift
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
1487065
They measure 31 inches in height and 9 inches wide. If u have lift they will fit. Depending on the wheel backspace. Good luck n b safe
2035487
No there not 3" but they still work fine, my springs are 3" and installed these springs on my 94 f-150 Hope this helps
52425
They will, I have a 2008 Cherokee with a 3in lift as far as I've noticed there's not a huge difference in suspensions between the two jeeps.