Is there a 3/4” Rear Coil Spacer?

[Dave Legacy]

Hey everyone,

Does anyone know if there’s a 3/4” rear coil spacer for our 2015+ rigs? I haven’t yet found one that says it’s compatible. I’ll be installing a 2” level this week and I’m thinking that I might need a little rake for when I’m loaded down, but a 1” spacer might be a tad much.

Thanks,

Dave

 

[swathdiver]

Band Saw and some walnut?

 

[iamdub]

I think 1/4" is negligible and I'd just go with a 1" spacer. Besides, you may not get exactly 2" from the front lift. But, I found this that, as far as I know, should work:

https://www.amazon.com/Daystar-Subu...sions-KG09103BK/dp/B001GH1NRA#customerReviews

It says for '99-'06, but people in the reviews use them for their '07s and '08s and I know the coils are compatible between the two generations. Daystar's site says it's for '00-'13 Avalanche, so it's fine for GMT900 and I thought K2xx had the same setup as far as coils and such in the rear. If you can confirm this, then there shouldn't be any reason these spacers wouldn't work for you.

 

[Dave Legacy]

Thanks for the advice. I’ll wait until the 2” level is in and see what I actually gain before going with a spacer in the rear. I think I saw someone on here running a 3/4” daystar.

 

[BADRIDES]

I have a set of 3/4 belltech rear spacers that I had milled down.

 

[Dave Legacy]

Daystar confirms that part number KG09103BK will work on the 2015+ trucks as long as they are not 2500 models or equipped with air ride or air leveling suspension.

 

[DWSmoot]

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[Dave Legacy]

Thanks for the link. I ended up buying mine from Daystar.

 

[Fsu9699]

What material is the rancho and daystar made out of?

 

[Dave Legacy]

It’s a urethane material of sorts. They’ve deformed some, but they’re doing the job OK. If I were to come upon some metal 3/4” spacers I’d be quick to swap them out.