2 in rear spring lift
Just got done installing the 2 in rear spring lift on a 1971 Chevelle, and it looks great. 4/28/20
1-877-337-4177
Is your Hot Rod, Muscle Car, Truck or SUV sagging in the rear? Need a little more height to fit those larger tires? Just want to have that "Jacked-Up" raked look? These solid 6061-T6 billet aluminum lift spacers are just the ticket. Less expensive than new springs and are easily installed with the right tools. Gold anodized for superior corrosion resistance to help keep them looking good for a long time. Choose from 3", 2.5", 2", 1.5", 1" or 1/2" rear lift amounts. Rear Shock Extenders are Recommended for 2" & Larger Lifts (also available from McBay Performance).
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WARRANTY: Lift kits are warranted from manufacturers defects for the life of the vehicle. Warranty does not cover damage to parts due to improper installation or use. Warranty covers part replacement only. No refunds are given and the warranty does not cover any labor costs or any other costs that were incurred.
Just got done installing the 2 in rear spring lift on a 1971 Chevelle, and it looks great. 4/28/20
Bought the 1" coil spring spacers for my 1967 Chevelle project. Installed them on the top of the rear coil springs and it brought the ride height to exactly where I wanted it. They worked perfectly!
simple good product
I installed Pro suspension rear springs in my 2013 Ram. The left side was lower by over a 3/4 inch. New springs helped some but McBay 1/2 spacer made truck level. I would attach photo but no link to do so.
Fair price, easy to install and great quality.
The spacers arrived promptly and where well made I couldn’t have bought the material and machined them myself for the asking price I feel they are a good value
The Coil Spring Spacers are very well built and fit good. I was going to pout these on the upper side, but they do not fit. they really on fit on the axle side. The only other thing that can be better is the instructions on how to install. You need a coil spring compressor to do this. It is almost impossible to get the spring in without it. I used a McPherson Strut style and it worked good. I think you install instructions should be updated to show this or do a You tube video that shows this. Makes your product much more easier to buy and install.
Great product made out of aluminum. Wasn't exactly sure whether my lift would require an 11/2 inch spacer or 2 inch spacer so I ordered the 2 inch spacer and, because they are aluminum and not some rubber, I knew that I could cut them down if required. As it turned out my vehicle height sits perfectly using 11/2 inch of spacer height. Couldn't have done this with a non aluminum product.
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