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Hello Guys ! 

 

i have a silverado custom 2021. i would like to put a 3.5 lift kit on it but it seems that the one i want (rough country) only fit with the crewcab/short box truck. is there any other companies that produce a lift kit for a crewcab/medium box 

 

thank you all 

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On 1/14/2022 at 2:17 PM, ElRadou said:

Hello Guys ! 

 

i have a silverado custom 2021. i would like to put a 3.5 lift kit on it but it seems that the one i want (rough country) only fit with the crewcab/short box truck. is there any other companies that produce a lift kit for a crewcab/medium box 

 

thank you all 

I just found this 3.5" lift kit. Supreme Suspension:

 

https://realtruck.com/p/supreme-suspensions-3-5-lift-kits/v/chevy/silverado-1500/2022/

 

So far only one review, thinking about this one for myself.

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Thank you. But they dont seem to tell if it fits with a standard box :(

 

The supreme one look pretty solid

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The front suspension is the same, regardless of what cab or box length you have.  I would assume the rear suspension is the same regardless as well, but I wont stamp my name to it since I havent verified it.  Whether or not the suspension system "fits" or not not is probably not an issue at all, its more than likely a matter of varying spring rates based in differences in weights between all of the models.

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Also, 3.5 inches of lift isn't extreme, but it's getting there for an otherwise stock truck and you will want to start looking at UCA's.  Numerically, its equivalent to a TB lift with an additional 1.5 spacer (very common with TB owners) so the 3.5 inches of total lift isnt horrible per se, but you are right on the verge of needing UCA's and I would start considering differential drops if you wanted to go much more.

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On 1/14/2022 at 2:17 PM, ElRadou said:

Hello Guys ! 

 

i have a silverado custom 2021. i would like to put a 3.5 lift kit on it but it seems that the one i want (rough country) only fit with the crewcab/short box truck. is there any other companies that produce a lift kit for a crewcab/medium box 

 

thank you all 

Have you contacted RC about the fitment? They have very good response times when it comes to questions about their kits and fitment. It was as easy as a text thread back and forth. GL

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13 hours ago, 2017GMCALLTERRAIN said:

Have you contacted RC about the fitment? They have very good response times when it comes to questions about their kits and fitment. It was as easy as a text thread back and forth. GL

good ideai 

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6 minutes ago, ElRadou said:

good ideai 

you were right man ! 

 

got my answer from Kirk directly at RC that's a fit and it's working with the 20' inches wheel too 

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9 hours ago, ElRadou said:

you were right man ! 

 

got my answer from Kirk directly at RC that's a fit and it's working with the 20' inches wheel too 

I have the 3.5” lift on my Denali and I am very happy with the height and the ride quality. The drive got a little stiffer for me because I went with a 34.5” tire but the ride quality stayed the same since it works with my adaptive air ride. 

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