1.5 inch level kit

[Ebrown1120]

Anyone know where I can get a 1.5 inch leveling kit for my 2019 Silverado. Only ones I find for the Silverado (non z71 or trailboss) are 2inch. I just wanna lift my front 1-1.5 inches and still have a slight rake but I can’t find the correct ones. If anyone has found one please share the link and pictures of anyone has it done to their truck. Thank you

[eppieguy]

2 hours ago, Ebrown1120 said:

Anyone know where I can get a 1.5 inch leveling kit for my 2019 Silverado. Only ones I find for the Silverado (non z71 or trailboss) are 2inch. I just wanna lift my front 1-1.5 inches and still have a slight rake but I can’t find the correct ones. If anyone has found one please share the link and pictures of anyone has it done to their truck. Thank you

I used MotoFab, bought on Amazon.

[Ebrown1120]

Did it mount above the springs? And how does it ride?

[brianc636]

My 1.5” motofab came from fleabay for 22.00 shipped.

[eppieguy]

2 hours ago, Ebrown1120 said:

Did it mount above the springs? And how does it ride?

 Below the spring and zero ride difference.

[KV14]

I installed the 2" Rough Country leveling kit on my 19 Sierra Denali and it still has a slight rake to the front end. Installation was a below spring mount and I felt no difference in the ride quality. Make sure you get the front end aligned after installing. I attached a picture below to show how the rake looks.

 

Note: When pulling a trailer it has a more squat look at the rear because of the increased height of the front end.

[Ebrown1120]

11 minutes ago, KV14 said:

I installed the 2" Rough Country leveling kit on my 19 Sierra Denali and it still has a slight rake to the front end. Installation was a below spring mount and I felt no difference in the ride quality. Make sure you get the front end aligned after installing. I attached a picture below to show how the rake looks.

 

Note: When pulling a trailer it has a more squat look at the rear because of the increased height of the front end.

Looks really good! I see the motofab is like half of square shape/ U shaped and the rough country is circle/puck shape. Anyone know why that is or does it even matter?

[KV14]

It looks like Motofab offers both the U shaped and circle/puck options. Choosing between these two can depend on the height you are trying to achieve. The U shaped level spacers install under the lower shock and the circle/puck style installs on top of the strut. The circle/puck style spacers are normally to go above 2" or 2.5", but can still be used for a level below 2" if they are built for that application. Since you are only wanting 1-2" total leveling at the front you would only need to go the U shaped route unless you wanted to put in some extra effort and install the Motofab spacer at the top of the strut. Either would give you the same result. The U shaped route is easier because you only have to loosen the upper strut bolts opposed to removing them. Rough Country only offers the U shaped spacers, but Motofab looks to offer both options.

[Ebrown1120]

Okay thanks! Still knew to all this and just learning. Appreciate all the help and info!

[KV14]

5 minutes ago, Ebrown1120 said:

Okay thanks! Still knew to all this and just learning. Appreciate all the help and info!

No problem!

[jkrunningdeer]

On 7/8/2019 at 6:30 PM, eppieguy said:

I used MotoFab, bought on Amazon.

Would you be willing to post a side picture of your truck. Thanks for sharing the motofab info. I'm trying to level and fit my truck in  the garage. the 1.5 might be just what I'm looking for!

[jkrunningdeer]

On 7/8/2019 at 7:15 PM, brianc636 said:

My 1.5” motofab came from fleabay for 22.00 shipped.

thanks! willing to post a pic from the side?

[brianc636]

thanks! willing to post a pic from the side?

Yup. I will tomorrow.

Mine still fits in our 7’ garage but it’s close.

[jkrunningdeer]

  thanks!

[Ebrown1120]

I will be doing the motofab for sure, just ordered it off amazon.  Just gotta find a place to install it now or a friend to help cause I have never done anything like that.