Lift swap

By Jason Farley
August 14, 2019 in DIY Guides & Reference Library

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Jason Farley

Posted August 14, 2019

I have a 06 Silverado and I just purchased a 09 Silverado and want to take the lift off of the new truck and put on my older one. Will everything work?

WilliamBos

Posted August 14, 2019

Won’t work, the 06 has torsion bars, the 09 has struts.

Jason Farley

Posted August 14, 2019

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Posted August 14, 2019

Damn ok thanks

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