Does these springs lift your car in the back?
1594542
Yes, in my specific installation, I picked up approximately 2" of lift on both sides. To measure, I took a measurement from the top of the wheel well fender to the ground on each side prior to the installation of the shocks, and then again in the same spot after I installed the shocks. Two inches of lift.
1594543
On my 1998 Explorer, they definitely did. My model is somewhat notorious for sagging in the back after a few years. These shocks completely eliminated that and lifted the rear end by almost 2 inches. They won't give you much lift if your factory shocks aren't already blown, though.
792237
Put them on my little Nissan hardbody truck. they don't raise it up in the back but i do notice it takes the load a little bit better
1358637
coil spring spacers will permanently raise the car by the amount of the coil. It will help sagging springs, however, if the car sits correctly when you are not towing, it will sit high with these in place. It is not easy to install these, you must unbolt the axle and lower it to insert these under the spring or up on top in the spring tower. Hope this helps.
93001
I have a set of these on my 09 crew cab silverado. While they do not lift the rear end to speak of, they do prevent sagging when I use my 18' trailer loaded with a tractor. They are adjustable by means of tightening or loosening of the u-bolt clamps which stiffens the rear leaf springs. I don't think this is the product you want to lift the rear of your truck but it will prevent further sagging when trailering.
734771
Greetings,These springs should lower the car approximately 1.25" front and rear.
1929797
Yes. They adjust front and back. The resistance is quiet low, so even a fast stop will move the headrests slightly forward. If you lean back on them with any pressure they will move back. Not really designed for safety I guess. We constantly have to pull them forward so that they are more safe incase of a rear end accident causing whiplash.
946501
Negative, this kit is strictly for the rear suspension, it does comeFully with spring and shock, just like factory, however shorter
1072137
Yes, they are designed to help if you are carrying heavy loads and it is like adding another leaf to your springs.
1163321
No. Do a body lift not a suspension lift. Changing driveline angles causes problems.
444850
Don't remember the spring rate, but these springs will substantially lift the rear 3 or more inches so be prepared for that. You may have to get a major drop hitch if you put these on.
615972
No lift, these are stock replacement. If you get the hd version it lifts about 1.5" over stock height
195705
Negative, this kit is strictly for the rear suspension, it does come Fully with spring and shock, just like factory, however shorter
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.
1255218
no........these are design for tighter coil springs (older American cars) not strut suspensions.
2198536
No, they just help with the older springs that are sagging a little and re-establish the original ride height. They are great for towing also though.
1318033
I have a 2009 Tacoma quad cab and I'd say I got about an inch to inch and half lift from the new springs...right in line with what everyone else posted ...
88894
Mine were pretty saggy. But that's about how much lift I got. It's a major difference.