more lift.... haha

[Chevy4life11]

lets say i wanted to add 3inch springs and ucas how much lift would that give me since i already have 2inch coil spacers

[johncool54]

Do it!
I'm on the fence with the idea.

[Chevy4life11]

it wont be for awhile haha next thing done to my truck will be 4.56s and then getting 35s

[Bamm Bamm]

umm it would give you an additional 3"=) let me know how this goes Im curious if you can actually fit the 3" springs with spacers in there it's a bitch just fitting spacers with stock springs.. and I'm also curious if your truck will be able to be aligned into spec Im thinking it won't be... UCA are to basically align your truck with a 3" springlift or 3" coil lift. since at 3" of spring your truck wont be in spec(at least mine wasnt with 3" spacers)I don't think the UCA will compensate enough for 5" of lift opposed to 3".... If Im wrong and someone has done this please LMK because I'd love to throw some 3" springs and 2" spacers in my truck along with my 3" RC spindles then go with a 4"block and a AAL in the rear and run some 37's with 4.56's..=)

[gubernosky]

dont do it! it'll ride like poop and you'll be topped out even w/ uppers. will cause all kinds of frontend problems.

that is if you can even get the spings in there w/ the spacers.

[Chevy4life11]

okay hold on everyone i should of made it more clear that i wouldnt be using the 2inch spacers with the coils thats why i wondered how much lift i would acutally gain from all of that

[RichLockyer]

Remove the 2" spacers and install 3" rise springs?

On paper, 1"... but are the spacers actually 2" or are they less? If they're actually 2" then you are likely already getting 3" of lift from them.

[Stroked385]

Screw it, just get a Fabtech 7.5 " lift :rocking:

[Chevy4life11]

how much is it haha?

[Stroked385]

how much is it haha?


I just paid $1,500 for mine shipped to my door.