Fabtech 07-21 GM C/K1500 2WD/4WD 2in Leveling System

Fabtech is a California-based suspension lift kit and off-road suspension manufacturer that has been engineering lift systems, control arms, sway bar disconnects, steering components, and performance shocks specifically for popular light trucks and SUVs since 1984. The brand's commitment to proper engineering, including in-field testing on real vehicles and multiple fit checks before releasing any kit, produces suspension systems that integrate cleanly with factory TPMS sensors, electronic stability control, and factory ABS systems that many cheaper lift kit manufacturers ignore. Fabtech lift kits for Ford F-150, F-250, F-350 Super Duty, Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, Toyota Tacoma, Ford Bronco, and Jeep Wrangler are among the most popular because the brand covers all major market truck platforms with model-year specific kits rather than generic universal designs. Serious off-road enthusiasts and truck owners who plan to run 33 to 40-inch tires with confidence that the suspension ...

Leveling kits raise the front of a truck or SUV to match the height of the rear, eliminating the factory rake that most manufacturers build in for payload compensation. Beyond the cleaner stance, a leveled vehicle gains additional front tire clearance for larger wheel and tire upgrades without a full suspension lift. Popular Upgrades Best-selling leveling kit options include aluminum billet spacer leveling kits for Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, and RAM 1500, strut extension leveling kits for independent front suspension trucks that avoid disturbing the factory strut, and leveling kit and shock combos that replace the factory strut unit with a longer shock and spacer for proper spring travel and ride quality. Will a leveling kit affect my truck's ride quality? A properly installed spacer leveling kit adds minimal weight and does not dramatically change spring rate, so most drivers find ride quality is maintained or slightly improved due to the more level attitude. However, leveling ki...

Aftermarket suspension systems improve handling, ride quality, and ride height adjustment beyond what the factory suspension provides. From lowering springs and coilover kits for sport handling to lift kits and leveling kits for truck and SUV off-road capability, quality suspension components transform how a vehicle rides and handles. Popular Suspension Upgrades Popular suspension upgrades include coilover kits for adjustable ride height and damping, sport lowering springs for improved handling and reduced body roll, performance shock absorbers and strut assemblies, sway bar and end link upgrade kits, subframe brace kits, and complete suspension packages for lifted trucks and off-road SUVs. Alignment kits including camber bolts and camber arms are also frequently ordered after ride height changes. What is the difference between coilovers and lowering springs? Coilovers are complete shock and spring assemblies with adjustable ride height set by threading the spring perch on the shock...