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Old 06-07-2011, 10:35 AM
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Default Re: Upgrading the steering

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Originally Posted by KT2T
Well, I have the following sitting in my garage right now:

o UCAK100001 (Cognito - front end level kit)
o BILSTEIN BE5-E381-T0 (longer front shocks)
o SBELKHD-1000 (Cognito - end-links for use with UCAK100001)
o PISK2008 (Cognito - pitman/idler support kit)
o DMAXSTORE KRYPTONITE HD Tie Rods (red)
o RS5407 (Rancho steering stabilzer)
o GM green keys (3" lift to the front)



I am taking some time off next week while everyone else is at work/school, so I hope to have all of this installed by Friday. If I can get my old camera working (don't want grime on good camera) then I will take pictures along the way. Since I don't have a welder (yet), I didn't go for the Cognito Idler Pivot kit (IPAWG8) at this time, but will by this time next year.

By the way, those KRYPTONITE HD tie rods are gargantuan and I can't find a 1.75" crowfoot anywhere near here. Looks like I will be guestimating on the torque for the inners with a open-end wrench. Bleh.


are you lifting the back? I'm only putting 35s back on mine but still want to lift it right. Right now my plan is green keys,cognito UCA kit with rancho front shocks and a rancho steering stabilizer. Not sure for back, I have stock springs. Was going to use some Maxx 1.5 or 2" spacers but was wanted to know if it would be better to just spend a lil extra on the extended springs, and do I need to replace shocks in back too?

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Old 06-07-2011, 09:58 PM
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Default Re: Upgrading the steering

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Sorry for taking so long to get back on this post!! I Bought the RANCHO
RS5370 shocks up front. These are specifically made for a t-bar lifted H2 and I gotta tell you the truck rides like a Cadillac with these things.

I got them from Summit for like $45/ea. It will say special order only. Dont worry just order them and summit will have them dropshipped from rancho directly to you.


what made you go with the Rancho shocks over the Bilsteins and how was the experience with the ranchos?

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