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Looking at installing these shocks on my 2020 AT4 and after reading the directions fro the install, I'm not sure i want to do this now. I did install these shocks on my 2015 Sierra and that wasn't an issue. Am I over reading the directions and its easier than I think?

 

Does anyone have the torque specs for the upper shock mounts? 

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14 minutes ago, USCGRetiredJosh said:

Looking at installing these shocks on my 2020 AT4 and after reading the directions fro the install, I'm not sure i want to do this now. I did install these shocks on my 2015 Sierra and that wasn't an issue. Am I over reading the directions and its easier than I think?

 

Does anyone have the torque specs for the upper shock mounts? 

The install is virtually the same as your 2015 was.  What's concerning you?  You asking about torque specs for front or rear shocks?

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What's concerning is the more detailed instructions compared to the 2015 install instructions. 

 

Front shocks Torque specs.

 

Thanks for the info

 

Roll tide - Sorry I had to do this. 

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I also would luke the torque specs. I'm going to be doing a 1.5" leveling kit and was looking for torque specs? Anyone have them handy?

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Cant remember what torque specs were but i did the fronts on my z71 because most shops around here were charging an arm and leg....kinda went at it blind because there wasnt a video or write up about the newer gen when i did mine....shoot me a message and i can tell you how i went about it

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