Z71 springs

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Just got my spring. Now ive got a stupid question. Does it matter which end goes up or are they the same?
 

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I think the stock springs don't have a direction specification
 

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How much lift do the Z springs give?

a friend with a non z71 package against mine both with same tire size and air pressure measured several places my z71 sat about 1.5" taller in back, im sure it will very as how old the springs are or how much that person towed on the rear on height difference
 

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I thought it was a 1.5" as well..
just measure before and after then post up what the measurements are..
 

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I'm pretty sure you don't get 1.5" from the coils, but that's just my experience. I installed my keys and kept stock coils, and my front was about an 1" higher than the rear. I then installed z71 coils and 1" rear spacers without adjusting the front keys, and now, rear is maybe 1/4" - 1/2" higher than front.

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Make sure they are both turned the correct way. I always turned mine in towards each other. What i mean is at the top where the coil ends turn them towards each other
 

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Does anybody know if the Denali springs are the same as the Z71 springs? I picked up a pair of Denali springs that came off a tow package model and they measure unloaded close to 18".
 

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