2003 Quadrasteer

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ok so heres the deal ive finally decided to lift my 2003 1500 quadrasteer....but can anyone tell me what if any modifications i will have to make to use the basic rough country 4in suspension lift? Thanks in advance

[ruggedlife]

from what i understand you just need to extend a wiring harness and keep the rear pinion angle as low as possible to keep the rear caster from being off

 

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=39812

http://www.off-roadweb.com/features/0311or...teer/index.html

http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forum/general...uadrasteer.html

 

 

http://www.aquasunmotorsports.com/shop/sto...07_Chevy_GMC_HD

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well i have reconsiderd and i'm just gonna do a rough country leveling kit for the time being this is the kit http://www.roughcountry.com/chevy_4wd_99-0...veling_kit.html does anyone think i will have any problems here?

[ruggedlife]

i can't remember 100 percent, but i thought the quadrasteers were on an HD frame, if thats the case your wheels will be 8 lug wheels, then you'll need keys for a 2500hd, if its a 6 lug it's for sure a 1500 and those will work just fine. HOWEVER 99 percent of the time you can just crank up the factory keys to level it out, unless they're worn/sagged out

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It's 6 lug. and i learned my lesson with cranking torsion bars with my 95 z71 2 months later my pitman arm fell off and it really messes up caster/camber so tires wear very uneven

[SpeedyV]

It's 6 lug. and i learned my lesson with cranking torsion bars with my 95 z71 2 months later my pitman arm fell off and it really messes up caster/camber so tires wear very uneven

 

Wait a minute...a 2003 1500HD with Quadrasteer (like mine) is an 8-lug.

[ruggedlife]

cranking torsion bars does not cause pitman arms to "fall off" it was probably worn to hell already...

[97reddodge]

you should be ok just running the full leveling kit i dont think you will need to extend anything!

[mdky2kss]

you should be ok just running the full leveling kit i dont think you will need to extend anything!