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How To: Setup Auto Ride for Lifts
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01Konvict
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Yes no links to parts on the website. Have to use a phone and call them to order the parts.
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Will this work with AWD? May be a silly question, but my husband is telling me it's going to cost me a lot to lift my 07 awd Denali xl and that id have to get rid of my air ride. I'm trying to prove him wrong
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Yes it will work on a Denali. I own a Denali with a lift and on factory air ride.
Konvict,
I been following this thread for a while now. Finally went ahead and bit the bullet and ordered a 3.5" RC kit.
Had no issues with the install, but I can't, for the life of me, figure out how long the all thread needs to be for the front shocks/rear shocks.
Is there any way you can help me with this?
I been following this thread for a while now. Finally went ahead and bit the bullet and ordered a 3.5" RC kit.
Had no issues with the install, but I can't, for the life of me, figure out how long the all thread needs to be for the front shocks/rear shocks.
Is there any way you can help me with this?
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01Konvict
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Glad you went ahead and got a kit! To set the rods back to stock. Disconnect the ride height rod from the level arms. Hold the level arm at 0 degrees then measure the distance from the lower ball to top ball. Subtract the distance the rod stops inside each ball end and you should have the desired length needed to set them all back to 0 degrees
01Konvict, another question for you since you're the master of autoride levels/lifts. I just put a 2/1 level (front lower spacer/rear spring spacer) on my LTZ, and the rear sits 1/4" lower than the front. I was surprised since most of the guys on this forum with the CCM kit are level with 2.5/1. I haven't extended the ride height rods yet though, I'm planning to do that this weekend.
Will extending the rods cause the compressor to raise the rear a bit to match or go higher than the front, or should I go ahead and order a 1.5" spacer?
Will extending the rods cause the compressor to raise the rear a bit to match or go higher than the front, or should I go ahead and order a 1.5" spacer?
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Haha glad to help! If your only off by a 1/4" the air shocks should give you that since they level mine when loaded on a trailer dropping the rear an 1/2" or so. Can always make the rear rods a tad longer so the compressor will shut off once the rear is higher up.
Thanks! I'll set the rear rods higher and I'll see what the compressor does.
Edit: I did so, but the compressor didn't raise the rear any. I think I might need longer brackets to extend the rods. The ones I made only raised the rod about 3/8", so I'll make some that raise it 1" and see what happens.
Edit: I did so, but the compressor didn't raise the rear any. I think I might need longer brackets to extend the rods. The ones I made only raised the rod about 3/8", so I'll make some that raise it 1" and see what happens.
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