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Im looking for the part numbers to the struts that come in the GM 2 inch lift (trailboss).

the entire kit has the part # of 84629787 , I simply wanna install the front portion of the parts and not lift the rear.

I located the cv axles which are 84554912 and are $171.87 per gmpartsdirect.com  but I cannot find the struts. If anyone has the strut part numbers that would be great. this is all going on my 2019 rst z71

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Dunn
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yeah I  think theirs better options than the ranchos for sure....and still inexpensive   and the GM kit doesn't require new CV axles....you can run em just like any other leveling strut....t

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Rancho RS66310R9 just released a front leveling kit that does not require cv axles 

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Im looking for the part numbers to the struts that come in the GM 2 inch lift (trailboss). the entire kit has the part # of 84629787 , I simply wanna install the front portion of the parts and no

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can you buy just front struts?.....another option is  throw eibach pro truck sport kit, (will reach up to 3")on front. funny you mentioned the cv axles as I was gonna buy them seperatly as well....

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Im looking for the part numbers to the struts that come in the GM 2 inch lift (trailboss).
the entire kit has the part # of 84629787 , I simply wanna install the front portion of the parts and not lift the rear.
I located the cv axles which are 84554912 and are $171.87 per gmpartsdirect.com  but I cannot find the struts. If anyone has the strut part numbers that would be great. this is all going on my 2019 rst z71
Hey JSW, I'm not sure if it matters since you're not buying the whole kit but I believe the current Part No. for 4WD Silverado (minus exclusions) is 84768243. I have been watching these kits for a while on Chevys Accessory website and Part No. 84629787 was replaced by 84649981 which was then replaced by 84768243.

I have seen many sites selling the old part numbers. Not sure if GM found a problem with the old ones and maybe adjusted the parts included? Anyway, thought I'd just throw that in here in case it made a difference. Let us know how the front only install turns out [emoji106]

https://accessories.chevrolet.com/product/lift-suspension-upgrade-system-for-4wd-vehicles-84768243?year=2019&make=Chevrolet&model=Silverado 1500&modelId=491&body=Crew Cab Pickup&bodyId=22&wheel=Short Box&wheelId=651&trim=RST&trimId=4962&drive=4WD&driveId=8&engine=5.3L V8 GAS&engineId=2059&bodyNumDoors=5&categoryId=98004

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Im looking for the part numbers to the struts that come in the GM 2 inch lift (trailboss).
the entire kit has the part # of 84629787 , I simply wanna install the front portion of the parts and not lift the rear.
I located the cv axles which are 84554912 and are $171.87 per gmpartsdirect.com  but I cannot find the struts. If anyone has the strut part numbers that would be great. this is all going on my 2019 rst z71
To lift just the front, do you need to purchase the front compatibility brackets and front jounce bumpers that come with the kit?

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In theory no...but if you truly want the front TB kit then it is part of it. 
 

anybody have better pica of those bump stop brackets?

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On 3/4/2020 at 9:16 PM, lapoolboy said:

Ok, the struts are part number 84535467.  Stock coil springs are reused. 

 

Your the man, thanks!

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In theory no...but if you truly want the front TB kit then it is part of it. 
 
anybody have better pica of those bump stop brackets?
Thank you. I just want to level the front without forfeiting ride quality or warranty. I contacted Chevrolet a while back to see if installing the front only would hold the same warranty as the full kit, but they didn't have an answer.

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On 3/4/2020 at 9:16 PM, lapoolboy said:

Ok, the struts are part number 84535467.  Stock coil springs are reused. 

 

Was that number on the strut somewhere?

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