Silverado 1.5 inch Rear lift | Zone Add A Leaf Installation 

Good video man! Just a tip, you might of already known but using a torque wrench to break bolts loose usually knocks it out of calibration so it won't be accurate any more

great video just bought these from Zone getting read to put them on thanks for the in-site .

Man that Jack set up you had was mighty sketchy looks like an accident waiting to happen try to be safer next time hate to see you get hurt

Nice work, thanks for sharing. I had mine done by a shop, even so, and again, nice work and thanks! :)

Good Video Bro.

Will it work on a 2wd thanks

Does the center pin go through the hole on the right? Not the rolling hole on the left right?

Nice video and VERY good looking truck! Did adding the springs affect the ride quality?

Do your leafs tilt forward after install or sit pretty flat/strait?

1 thing I would add: at 14:32, notice that the spring center bolt is protruding about 2-3" above the top spring. I'd recommend that as a last step, hack saw the spring center bolt off about 1/2" above the nut .

You made it look not so hard, and you didn't use any power wrenches. I do wonder why you didn't just go ahead and change the shocks while you're at it?

Will it work on a 2wd? Thanks

How long does it take to settle and was it 1-1/2 or 2 inches after settling ?

Without power tools approximately how long was the complete install?

Man u need to toss the rims that came off it under the truck so just in case it falls I'd rather see a scratched rim than u hurt.

I was just getting a gauge of what I need to do but what I'm seeing here is me at 15 until my uncle said I'm talented but stupid by not using jack stands. Then I Weld sbc motor mounts underneath a chevy monza no stands jack slowly lowered hydrolic issue. Crossmember started crushing welding mask thank God no engine or Trans in car I was able to bench press my way out. Shop teacher showed a video a guy replacing breaks and jack failed rotor took his leg off. So obviously he's not a professional nor has common sense. Safety first. Not worth getting hurt or worse.