Choose a system around your ride-height goal

The range addresses leveling and raised ride-height goals for on-road and off-road use. Adjustment capability and the resulting height depend on the individual application; do not assume every kit offers the same settings or lift amount. If the truck carries a winch, snowplow or other accessories, include that information when choosing a package rather than expecting one height setting to compensate for every added load.

Read the complete kit reference

The application tables identify kits by SKU and vehicle configuration. Match model year, drivetrain, engine, cab and any listed exclusions together. Details such as six-lug wheels, Max Tow exclusions, specialty off-road trims and chassis generation can separate otherwise similar-looking entries. A shared model name or a nearby year range is not enough to establish that the same kit fits.

Distinguish Stage 2 before comparing packages

Stage 2 kits are listed separately with adjustable front coilovers. Use that category distinction when comparing them with the spring-and-shock systems above it. Open the linked kit information to understand the actual package and application rather than assuming every SKU includes identical components. Keep the full application reference available while shopping, and resolve any mismatch between your truck and a listed configuration before ordering.

Application and product reference

Product details

Related guides

• Trucks with a Lifted Suspension
• How to Measure Shocks
• Truck Performance Center

Frequently asked questions

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