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ReadyLIFT 66-33150 - Front Leveling Kit 1.5in 23- Chevy Colorado

ReadyLIFT  |  SKU: RL-66-33150
Sale price $18995 Regular price $20894

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ReadyLIFT 66-33150 - Front Leveling Kit 1.5in 23- Chevy Colorado

Suspension Leveling Kit - 1-1/2 in Lift - Strut Spacers / Hardware - Aluminum - Clear Anodized - GM Midsize Truck 2023-24 - Pair

1.5" Front Leveling Kit - Chevy/GMC Colorado / Canyon 2023

The new Leveling Kit for the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon provides 1.5 inches of front leveling lift delivering a neutral stance. This kit installs with no cutting or modifications to the suspension or strut and will provide the necessary lift for a level stance without compromising the factory geometry or limiting suspension travel.  The vehicle aligns to factory specifications after installation and will allow for an increased tire size and no rubbing up to 265/65-17.   Colorado/Canyon Features: -                   Allows 265/65-R17 Max Tire Size -                   100% CNC Machined 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum Construction -                   No Cutting Required - Direct Bolt-On Installation

  • 1.5" leveling kit for 2023 Colorado/Canyon models
  • Maximum tire diameter of 265/6517
  • Constructed from CNC machined 6061T6 billet Aluminum
  • Direct bolton installation, no cutting required
  • Lift yields 1" for GMC models
  • Not compatible with GMC AT4X or Chevrolet ZR2 models
  • Maximum measurement from center of hub (front) to high point on fender should not exceed 21.5"
  • Constructed from CNC machined 6061 Constructed from CNC machined 6061T6 billet Aluminum
  • Direct bolt Direct bolton installation, no cutting required
Fitment: Direct Fitment
Front Lift Component: Spacer
Front Lift Height: 1.5 Inches
Front or Rear: Front
Install Difficulty: Difficult Requires Professional Installation
Installation Time: 4 Hours
Max Tire Size: 275

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