SuperLift 8" Lift Kit K908KG/K919KG Featuring King Coils/King Shocks Installed On A 2017 Chevy 1500 

SuperLift make great suspension systems! And they provide great service as well!!

artemio arevalo 35s for a Chevy

thank the Lord "wants" are more powerful than "needs" or I would be out of a job!!

I agree! I will see if the owner can tell me what he installed for the exhaust

did you ever find out what was his exhaust set up?

@@AutoParts4Less did you ever find out about the exhaust set up?

@@lifeasamover This customer had his exhaust prefabricated by a company. He also had a remote that had 3 settings from quiet to beast mode.

Keith Martin with Mono Tube Shocks you can mount the reservoir either direction

ok. thanks

gearing isnt really an issue until you start getting up to 37s. 35s are slower and take more power to.turn but not to the point that you will be over working your transmission.

Did you get an alignment after the install? Because those issues you mentioned occurs if you drive without getting an alignment after the install.

LiftKits4Less yes sir I did. I got that and the speedo calibration. You think I might need to get it aligned again?

If your alignment paper shows you're in the green and your steering wheel is center then thats good. The only wires you disconnect during the install is the ABS wires. Im wondering if they disconnected your battery and did something during the install and now you're getting faulty problems on your instrument panel. You could try and get the faults cleared and see if it happens again. They can also see what codes are coming up on your vehicle. We have never had any issues with any kits we install except when the customer delays getting an alignment.

LiftKits4Less yeah alignment and everything is good. I took it back to the shop and no fault codes. They said they didn’t disconnect the ABS either. I wonder if I should disconnect the negative battery terminal and let it sit for a couple of hours. I also got a Service 4WD again today but this time sitting at a red light. By the way, thanks for helping me out. It’s much appreciated. 🤙🏽

That might clear them. You can always call us on Monday and I can put you in contact with our installer and you are very welcome.

A 0.25” wheel spacer must be used if factory 18” or 20” wheels are used. Maximum tire diameter and width for use on the factory 18” wheel (8.5” wide with 5.3” backspac- ing) is 34.0” x 10.50”. Maximum tire diameter and width for use on the factory 20” wheel (9.0” wide with 6.0” backspac- ing) is 35.0” x 12.50”. Recommended 18” wheel dimensions are 8.0” - 8.5” wide with 4.5” - 5.0” backspacing. Recommended tire for aftermarket 18” wheels is a 34.0” x 10.5” Recommended 20” wheel dimensions are 8.0” - 9.5” wide with 4.5” - 5.75” backspacing. Recommended tire for aftermarket 20” wheels is a 35.0” x 12.5”

@@AutoParts4Less thanks for the reply, appreciate it. I am not using factory 20's, Backspacing is 4.75". Think studs are long enough but I'll confirm. I know these kits kick your front wheels out just a little over 1.5" so anyone looking for an even stance will need 1.5" spacers on the rear.

@@arcamediuas If you get this kit and use your tires and wheels, you would need the 1,50" spacers in the rear to equal out the stance with the front tires. For the front you might need to do some minor trimming on the wheel wells for turning radius clearance to avoid rubbing. We do that a lot on the Chevy trucks because of the square wheel wells. Most customers go with the max tires and wheels. So your setup would be good for this kit. If you click the link in the upper right on the video, that will take you to our product page if you need more information. You can also use our live chat for a quicker response.

David Kay no

@@trevorcannady3582 yea i ended up going with bds

David Kay yea I been working there for about a year now and as far as I know is we don’t make the Kings shocks they get brought in with our brand on them and we ship it out as is

Coil overs

The recommended tire size is 35"x 12.5" based on a 9" or 10" wide wheel with no greater than 5 inches of backspacing. Running a 22"x 14" wide wheel will require fender modifications due to the wheel well of the GM model truck being to narrow. There will not be enough turn radius clearance.

It will fit

I have a 2010 Silverado 1500 and I just got my custom king coil overs and rear king piggyback shocks it took me 2.5 months for king to build them.. I have a pro comp lift kit too

I just got it few days ago too so if u gonna go with king have patience it will take time

King don't make them for the 2500HD but if you click this link it will take you to the products that will fit your truck. liftkits4less.com/lift-kits/suspension-lifts?find=2018-gmc-sierra-2500-hd-4wd-gas-50250040

Its recommended that you get the alignment right after the install.

@@AutoParts4Less thanks for the reply. I'm putting the 8 inch Superlift on my 2010 white diamond edition Chevy. . Cant wait to drive it.

110% America Loving PATRIOT always get an alignment

Call our sales department 702-267-6100

These are really designed for 8” the coils are dialed for 8” you can increase the coil rate which is going to stiffen the coils which will reduce ride quality.....

Mr.Cinch up x2. Will they perform the same?

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Yea

Boz Kurt - No kidding. I was hoping this kit was at least 2 grand but its almost twice that!

Cheaper if you don’t do the coil overs 😂😂

bds does have an 8 inch kit

They have it now, got it installed on mine.

@@GendersonHernandez i was looking at the bds but no fox coils in the front yet after 4 months ive decided to pull the trigger on this kit