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Rancho QuickLift part number RS999785 is designed to fit all 2007 (new body style) Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra 1500 series pickup trucks. The QuickLIFT will work on 2wd and 4wd chassis. Please note, this item will NOT fit Classic models or trucks equipped with electronically controlled shocks. Rancho has once again revolutionized the suspension lift market by delivering an exclusive technology that enables owners of popular late-model GM light trucks and SUVs to accommodate larger tire and wheel packages at a fraction of the cost of traditional suspension lifts. This new item from Rancho is the answer to what many customers have demanded... a quick and simple way to lift their vehicle 2.00" inches and still maintain a good ride quality. Rancho QuickLIFT fixed-seat coil-overs replace OE spring-seat shock absorbers, install in under two hours without cutting, welding or drilling. Each Rancho QuickLIFT shock body is finished in Rancho’s new Liquid Metallic Silver. The Rancho RS999785 QuickLIFT is designed to provide 2.00" inches of additional lift over stock height. This allows the use of larger wheel and tire packages plus improved off-road manners. Rancho QuickLIFT features a nitrogen gas-charged tri-tube patented mono-flow design and myRIDE™ tuning system, allowing for remote or manual nine-position adjustability. To adjust remotely, QuickLIFT works with an available in-cab controller (p/n RS99701). What does all this mean to you? Simply put, the new Rancho QuickLIFT allows you to adjust your front shocks to provide exactly the comfort and performance you require. You can lift your vehicle without the use of crummy urethane doughnut spring or strut spacers... no more worrying about over-extending and damaging your factory struts. The Rancho QuickLift is designed from the ground up to provide a small amount of lift and ride good doing it! PerformanceLifts.com sells the RS999785 as a pair. The $389.00 price includes two shocks, enough for one vehicle. This item ships for FREE via standard ground service to any address in the lower 48 United States of America! If you have any additional questions we urge you to click on the "ask a question" link located at the very top of this page.
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