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I have a 2.25" pro comp level kit for sale. I've had it on for about 6 months and it's in good condition nothing wrong with it, jus went with a 2" level. This is 180 new without tax etc. I'll take 100 or best price thanks.

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I'm not sure what the poly one is. It may be I don't know. It won't let me post pictures on here. I could email you one. It's the aluminum lower strut .5" spacers and an upper strut 1.75" aluminum spacers

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I just recieved a new Pro Comp 2.25 kit and found that the front, the strut bolts going through the spacers are way too short. As it is I barely have any thread after the nut, with the addition of the spacers it just wont happen(15 silverado 1500 LT Z71). I was wondering if you ran into this problem? Looks like i'll need to get this issue addressed regardless of what kit I put on.

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No, Stock. The kit didn't come with bolts and doesn't say anything about them. Is it common to have to get after market bolts? It was a $160 kit and I've seen them cheaper with bolts.

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No, not bolts but the nuts. So your kit didn't come with smaller nuts to install on the bolts? The stock nuts are too big and won't have enough threads.

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