belltech 6400. 1" or 1.5" or 2" of lift. Somebody know for sure?

[Ric]

I dont want the, "I've read where it's xxx lift"

I'm looking for a for sure answer. I'm adding 2" spacers in front and want the back up atleast 2".

 

[Totalled]

1.75" on mine.

 

[Sunk]

I've measured them before vs. a stock shackle and they are 3.5" longer, so like Totalled said, they should get you 1.75".

 

[Ric]

Thanks.

 

[Chris.S.]

When I installed them on my truck it lifted the back end about 1.75"-2", closer to 2".

 

[niterider]

stock spacers aren't cheap anymore

with the nylon seats they just cost me $129 for my '97. one was $23, the other was about $73. they had to be shipped from two different warehouses but at least i was able to get them fyi.

 

[953.0M5]

1.75" on mine.

When you did yours, did you use the stock height shocks or did you get ones for a lift? I'm looking to do this to my 95. I want to use the sum-g756. Then for the front I was thinking I would put the sja-132x leveling spring to get the front up a little bit too. I just put pro comp shocks all around on it.. The rears say for a 0-2 inch lift, and the fronts say stock height. Any suggestions?

 

[Totalled]

I did mine with the rest of my rear lift... I'm 5.5" over stock in the rear. I used 3" lift duff shocks with the lower shock mounts rotated up so they don't hang below the tube.

For you, I would try to find some 1.5-2" lift shocks. They stock shocks could take it but would limit droop.