BlackZ71Silverado Posted July 26, 2011 Posted July 26, 2011 Seller has 8 left. It's listed at $64.95 + $5.00 shipping. Make an offer, he accepted mine at $55.00. I paid a total of $60.00 including shipping for a brand new Rough Country kit. If you are looking for one here's the link. (cheapest I could find) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/07-10-Chevy...=item35b3dc351a
math_10silverado Posted July 26, 2011 Posted July 26, 2011 this guy doesn't ship to canada but he is like 30min from me i send im an email to know if i can go take it directly from im..... thanks for the input
redjewel2ss Posted July 26, 2011 Posted July 26, 2011 i just made an offer for $50 + shipping, lets see if he accepts
math_10silverado Posted August 1, 2011 Posted August 1, 2011 half hour ride to go get it, half hour ride to come back home, half hour for install.... enjoy so nice im in love with my new lift kit
ERIE_ONE Posted August 2, 2011 Posted August 2, 2011 ...and quickly got a counter offer for $55 Same here, should be here in a few days. Thanks to the OP for the link!
BlackZ71Silverado Posted August 3, 2011 Author Posted August 3, 2011 ...and quickly got a counter offer for $55 Same here, should be here in a few days. Thanks to the OP for the link! No problem. Installed mine tonight with 3" rear blocks. Gotta have an alignment done Friday and she'll be ready to roll. My kit did not come with directions but it was no big deal, you can download them from the Rough Country site if you need them.
ERIE_ONE Posted August 3, 2011 Posted August 3, 2011 ...and quickly got a counter offer for $55 Same here, should be here in a few days. Thanks to the OP for the link! No problem. Installed mine tonight with 3" rear blocks. Gotta have an alignment done Friday and she'll be ready to roll. My kit did not come with directions but it was no big deal, you can download them from the Rough Country site if you need them. ON EDIT: I just noticed the part number is for the Non Aluminum lower control arms. Does anyone know what the difference is in the actual front leveling kit? Part # 1307 vs. 1308??? Who's rear blocks did you use? Any pics? I'm on the fence about raising the back right now, but its time to rotate the tires so I may as well throw some blocks in the rear while I'm at it With the exception of the "crescent" wrench this video looks decent for the front leveling kit install. I've seen it linked here before somewhere??
BlackZ71Silverado Posted August 4, 2011 Author Posted August 4, 2011 ...and quickly got a counter offer for $55 Same here, should be here in a few days. Thanks to the OP for the link! No problem. Installed mine tonight with 3" rear blocks. Gotta have an alignment done Friday and she'll be ready to roll. My kit did not come with directions but it was no big deal, you can download them from the Rough Country site if you need them. ON EDIT: I just noticed the part number is for the Non Aluminum lower control arms. Does anyone know what the difference is in the actual front leveling kit? Part # 1307 vs. 1308??? Who's rear blocks did you use? Any pics? I'm on the fence about raising the back right now, but its time to rotate the tires so I may as well throw some blocks in the rear while I'm at it With the exception of the "crescent" wrench this video looks decent for the front leveling kit install. I've seen it linked here before somewhere?? Not sure what the difference is, can't help you there. I used Rough Country 3" blocks, part #6564. It came with new u-bolts and the blocks are tapered. I also purchased ReadyLift rear shock extensions just in case I may need them.
ERIE_ONE Posted August 4, 2011 Posted August 4, 2011 ...and quickly got a counter offer for $55 Same here, should be here in a few days. Thanks to the OP for the link! No problem. Installed mine tonight with 3" rear blocks. Gotta have an alignment done Friday and she'll be ready to roll. My kit did not come with directions but it was no big deal, you can download them from the Rough Country site if you need them. ON EDIT: I just noticed the part number is for the Non Aluminum lower control arms. Does anyone know what the difference is in the actual front leveling kit? Part # 1307 vs. 1308??? Who's rear blocks did you use? Any pics? I'm on the fence about raising the back right now, but its time to rotate the tires so I may as well throw some blocks in the rear while I'm at it With the exception of the "crescent" wrench this video looks decent for the front leveling kit install. I've seen it linked here before somewhere?? Not sure what the difference is, can't help you there. I used Rough Country 3" blocks, part #6564. It came with new u-bolts and the blocks are tapered. I also purchased ReadyLift rear shock extensions just in case I may need them. Thats the right part number for my truck. I did however run out and double check once I noticed that note. I could have swore mine were Aluminum for some reason, must have been my old Ferd I was thinking about. Thanks for the info on the rear blocks. Now where's that picture at?
ERIE_ONE Posted August 8, 2011 Posted August 8, 2011 They came in the mail Friday. Took the truck out to my Dads place and we installed them yesterday. Been a long time since we worked on vehicles together, good times. Install took about one hour. LOVE the leveled look. Now I need to install some air bags or the like to keep it level while towing, a set of 285's, and then....... Thanks again for the link
SparkySparks Posted August 8, 2011 Posted August 8, 2011 Thanks OP for giving us the heads up, $60 shipped brand new was a good deal. I just need to make time to install it and talk my brother in-law to give me a hand (he has access to all kinds of tools and a lift).
dwhitton Posted August 8, 2011 Posted August 8, 2011 Keep an eye out. This vendor is getting 15 more sets in soon. And he does ship to Canada, $12.00 to Ontario USPostal Service (no outrageous UPS or FedEx brokerage fees)
dwhitton Posted August 8, 2011 Posted August 8, 2011 Here are the new ones http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/250869065765
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