Rear Coil Spring Spacer lift install Chevy Tahoe, Suburban, Avalanche

Larry from SuspensionMAXX walks you through how to install a rear coil spring spacer on your Coil Spring Suspension on a 2015 Chevy Tahoe. suspensionmaxx...

[@HockeyInd]

Thank you! Was going to ask you guys to do a video on this!

[@mrme9517]

If u go with a 3 inch or more u need to take off the upper control arm bolt and remove the lower control arm completely makes it easier to drop as low as possible i recommend getting a new set of lower insulators put the new on the bottom spring to adapter and old on the bottom of the adapter or lift to not have any metal to metal contact

[@Rideordie1001]

Get some light in there!

[@Weallwegotbytmp]

This method allows you to do both at the same time or did you take each side apart and put back separately

[@danielgarcia7058]

Thank you

[@andrewwilliams7643]

Did you have to use shocks extenders for the rear after you installed the spacer?

[@craig4926]

no, i installed this kit in my 2016 suburban and everything went together fine

[@danielslater4366]

Will this work on a 2010 avalanche ltz

[@quelok]

@suspensionmaxxman getting a 1" for rear and 1.5" front , do i need to buy any other product ? would this harm my factory coils ?

[@suspensionmaxxman]

No Henry, this will not hurt your factory coils and that is everything you would need to lift your Tahoe , Yukon or Suburban.

[@damiengotti7803]

i just did 3" on front of my 08 Yukon now it squats ? how much should i get on the rear to level up ?

[@hellraisercomesback]

I would go at least 2 or 2.5. I did 2 inch in the front of my 07 suburban and it looks like 2.5 so I'm going to try 1.5 inch in the rear to even it out a bit.

[@mgfit8163]

Have you done any adjusting to your torsion keys?.

[@THEEVERYTHINGTHINGCHANNEL]

Energizer Gainz 08 Yukon’s dont have torsion keys. They have struts.

[@michaelrhoades5796]

Where do you guys manufacture your parts at?

[@hermankyle99]

What size spacers (front & back) does the Tahoe in the video have? I have the 2.5 inch spacers in the front and I think the back needs to come up some too. Can't decide between the 1 and 1.5.

[@CompaCesar]

Kyle Herman bro 1.5 will be level i have a tahoe 09 with 2.5 in front and the back 1.5 and it level it good

[@jamisonkahlhoefer6750]

Does a 1" spacer require any shock extensions and how do you adjust the autoride sensor?

[@suspensionmaxxman]

No shock extension required. The auto ride sensor works well with no extension on the rear for a 1"

[@terrenceknight9991]

@@suspensionmaxxman if I do a 3.5 lift in front would a 1 inch level it or should it be a 2 inch

[@donaldott9419]

@@terrenceknight9991 What did you end up doing here? I'm doing 3.5 front and 2.5 rear on a 2013 Escalade to accommodate LT295/70R/18's. Anything I should watch out for?

[@aacar4095]

Doesn’t this change the suspension geometry (camber, etc)? Maybe it’s not enough to matter. People just often raise or lower a car without understanding that it changes things like camber, etc.

[@craig4926]

thats why they perform an alignment after install. it corrects everything

[@donkey6906]

If you are just adding rear coil spacers it wouldnt need an alignment and it also doesnt change camber

[@dimasdeleon3135]

Will this fit a 2015 cadillac escalade? 4wd

[@suspensionmaxxman]

Yes, visit our site suspensionmaxx.com/

[@thomasmartin4087]

Do you got air shocks on their

[@legendarymotorsports7373]

Those aren't air but lift would work with air struts.

[@danielgarcia7058]

Hi what's the lift in the front&back on that Tahoe?

[@suspensionmaxxman]

Rear coil spring spacer.

[@danielgarcia7058]

@@suspensionmaxxman is it 2.5 in front and 1.5 in back?

[@suspensionmaxxman]

@@danielgarcia7058 , yes 1.5" Rear 2.5" front

[@ogmidnightfury2532]

How much do you have that lifted in the front

[@Joseph_2063]

Is it safe to run two rear coils on top of each other?

[@jonteesdale18]

no

[@thomassmith3951]

Thats hilarious

[@hellraisercomesback]

Did u need a alignment done with the 1 inch

[@craig4926]

if you watch their other video of them installing the front the explain at the end that an alignment was done. and lift change needs an alignment

[@709davis]

would this be the same for an 01 Tahoe

[@dillonh321]

No