pgr1990
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So this is really confusing me and I am unsure what to do and don't want to point fingers without some information first.
So I purchased the readylift sst lift kit which consists of 2.5" front spacers strut spacers and 1.5" rear spacers as well as the beefed up upper control arms. I had these installed at a shop I've never been to before. I had them installed months ago and I paid for all of that.
I recently purchased the front Bilstein adjustable 6112 coilover shocks and fox 2.0 rear shocks and 1" rear spacers for the rear as the fox shocks were only rated for 0-1" of lift in the rear.
I went to have the old spacers removed and the new spacers installed and shocks installed at my preferred shop which has done a lot of work in the past and I trust them. They do mostly German performance I didn't know they did trucks too which is why I didn't use them the first time.
They called me halfway through the day and said "hey there are no spacers on the rear at all". So I asked them to double and triple check and I looked at my original invoice and they were bump stops with strut extensions in the rear and I had them check that too and they said there is nothing back there.
Am I crazy? I thought the rear looked higher after the first shop did it but now I am double guessing myself. Would it be possible for the rear to have the extensions as well as the spacer I just purchased on it and be able to fit the shock? I am not mechanically inclined when it comes to trucks, but is it possible that the shop didn't install them originally? My biggest fear is that my truck may have strut extensions and a rear spacer on it now, but I'm pretty confident my preferred shop knows what they are doing as they removed the front extensions as according to plans.
Someone please help me out I'll take some photos and send them I am just unsure of how the suspension is put together and what to look for.
Thanks in advance
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So I purchased the readylift sst lift kit which consists of 2.5" front spacers strut spacers and 1.5" rear spacers as well as the beefed up upper control arms. I had these installed at a shop I've never been to before. I had them installed months ago and I paid for all of that.
I recently purchased the front Bilstein adjustable 6112 coilover shocks and fox 2.0 rear shocks and 1" rear spacers for the rear as the fox shocks were only rated for 0-1" of lift in the rear.
I went to have the old spacers removed and the new spacers installed and shocks installed at my preferred shop which has done a lot of work in the past and I trust them. They do mostly German performance I didn't know they did trucks too which is why I didn't use them the first time.
They called me halfway through the day and said "hey there are no spacers on the rear at all". So I asked them to double and triple check and I looked at my original invoice and they were bump stops with strut extensions in the rear and I had them check that too and they said there is nothing back there.
Am I crazy? I thought the rear looked higher after the first shop did it but now I am double guessing myself. Would it be possible for the rear to have the extensions as well as the spacer I just purchased on it and be able to fit the shock? I am not mechanically inclined when it comes to trucks, but is it possible that the shop didn't install them originally? My biggest fear is that my truck may have strut extensions and a rear spacer on it now, but I'm pretty confident my preferred shop knows what they are doing as they removed the front extensions as according to plans.
Someone please help me out I'll take some photos and send them I am just unsure of how the suspension is put together and what to look for.
Thanks in advance
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