Strut Spacer Thickness and Lift

An explanation of how 1 1/2 inch spacers provide a 3 inch lift.
Let us know if you'd like to know more or have questions on other relevant information.
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[@bobelkiniii1461]

I enjoyed the video you just shared information I didn’t have to listen about your lift or whatever just to the point

[@freddiechimusoro5729]

Thank you very much, very insightful

[@mikec1601]

Great simple video

[@VEHICROS]

I agree what you are proposing to be true, However the increase is based on the lower pivot point being Closer, or further away from the wheel hub.

[@tadcobert1307]

Nice vid, I am surprised there are no comments saying how wrong you are because that is what people do...I thought this was really clear. Thank you!

[@A.A.HadiWhite]

Does the pressure must be directly pressing on the spring coil or not necessary? for example: if I cut the bottom eye of the sturt off and add a 1" rod welded between the strut and the lower eye, in other words add 1" to the total hieght of the strut will that give me 2" or 1"?

[@darneilsipalay4270]

hi what is the thickness of a strut spacer to use in order to generate 2" overall lift...thanks man never think of this i thought 2" thick spacer=2" of lift

[@bobelkiniii1461]

I’m going to replace my strut with when I do the strut spacer should my new strut be stock height I’m assuming or should I get a strut that says it’ll lift ? I’m pretty sure if I get the lifted strut I’ll get lift from the spacer and the strut

[@royalchiefindian]

GG!!!!

[@paul-57]

The principle is correct but for example my R51 measures 22mm from pivot to shock mount and 12mm from shock mount to the ball joint center this gives me a lift factor of 1.545 A 1 inch spacer will give me 1.545 inches of lift. Not all vehicles are the same.