Superlift K364for Silverado on a Yukon?

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

Scooter22

TYF Newbie
Joined
Nov 22, 2016
Posts
5
Reaction score
0
Ok guys looking for help.. Close to me on Craigslist is a brand new Superlift K364 6.5-7.5 lift kit for 99-06 sliverado 1500. The price is half that of new... Wondering how much will work (if any) on my 2003 Yukon. worth going for it? What will I need to do/ buy additionally? ( Im under the assumption the front end stuff will bolt on ?). understand I am mechanically inclined ( built a 70 and 86 K5 ) installed the lift on both and rebuilt the 350 in the 70, but this will be my first venture into IFS and lift kits ... Thanks in Advance !!
 

hoe

Full Access Member
Joined
Nov 24, 2009
Posts
696
Reaction score
17
Ok guys looking for help.. Close to me on Craigslist is a brand new Superlift K364 6.5-7.5 lift kit for 99-06 sliverado 1500. The price is half that of new... Wondering how much will work (if any) on my 2003 Yukon. worth going for it? What will I need to do/ buy additionally? ( Im under the assumption the front end stuff will bolt on ?). understand I am mechanically inclined ( built a 70 and 86 K5 ) installed the lift on both and rebuilt the 350 in the 70, but this will be my first venture into IFS and lift kits ... Thanks in Advance !!

Yes it will work. The rear will not work as they are leaf springs vs coils. So you need to figure out how you will lift the rear.
 
OP
OP
S

Scooter22

TYF Newbie
Joined
Nov 22, 2016
Posts
5
Reaction score
0
Thanks for the reply! Thoughts on the best way tolift the rear?

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
 

hoe

Full Access Member
Joined
Nov 24, 2009
Posts
696
Reaction score
17
I found my rear pro comp lift on cl before I found my front superlift on cl. You could easily by lift coil springs on eBay with longer shocks for the rear. Look for a 4-6" coil spring or use a lift spring with 2-3" coil spring spacers.
Extended sway bar end links for the rear is a good idea.

Keep in mind that when the rear is lifted more than 5" then the driveshaft starts backing out the tranny. A new shaft will be needed if you go extreme heights.
 

Forum statistics

Threads
138,152
Posts
2,000,603
Members
103,077
Latest member
Jmartin1026
Back
Top