2007-2018 Silverado Freedom Offroad 3-Inch Front Quick Lift Struts Review & Install

Freedom Offroad 3-Inch Front Quick Lift Struts. The Freedom Offroad 3-Inch Front Quick Lift Struts is an excellent front strut that has nitrogen-charged shocks which elevates the vehicle without compromising its strut. It has a 40mm piston and a chromed tough piston rod.
Durability and Construction. The product is made with durable and resilient steel accompanied by tough-as-nails rubber bushings to ensure a consistent performance throughout its serviceable life.
Application. The Freedom Offroad 3-Inch Front Quick Lift Struts fits 2007-2018 Silverado 1500s.
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Features - 0:33
Construction - 2:07
Price - 2:47
Install Difficulty - 3:15
Full Install - 3:47
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[@andresesparza3612]

GM says to torque top struts bolts to 37ft/lbs. Are these strut bolts different since the video said to torque top strut bolts to 75ft/lbs?

[@Techno4more]

I bought these 3 inch front struts for my 2016 f150 and they seem to be defective. The struts ride tetrible, really really stiff and bouncing on the road. I probably got defective units. They actually gave it a 5 inch lift as well.. i think something was just wrong with them.

[@jessealaniz918]

I was thinking about buying them for my 2018 f 150 so you don’t recommend them or what ?

[@Techno4more]

@jessealaniz918 hmmm well my experience was bad, but they could've been defective or something. I went with the rough country 2" struts, $350. Ride quality is ok, a little worse than stock I'd say but more capable off road. I then added 1.5 inch struts bc it settled down after a couple days. Now it's level with 2 inch lift on the back. Looking back I'd have just bought regular new shocks( mine were worn out) and maybe a knuckle kit so that the geometry of the control arm is less comprised. Although my current setup seems to be ok with 2-4inch control arms