[Nick.V70]

2001-2007 Economy 2" Leveling System w/ Shock Extenders

For the GM 01-06 8-Lug vehicles, including the 1500HD, 2500, 2500HD, 3500, 2500 Suburban/YukonXL/Avalanche, and Hummer H2.




There are other companies out there, who's names we will not mention, that are selling this same system for much more money. They guarantee a factory ride and that it does not 'over crank' the torsion bars. We guarantee that our kit will do everything our competitors torsion bar key and extension bracket will do, but we will not make the same claims about the ride quality they do because it just is not true. As a matter of fact, Cognito has been manufacturing the lower shock extension brackets for 2 years now, before our competitors ever started making theirs. If the Cognito Upper Control Arm Leveling system is not in your budget, this is the other option for your 01-07 8lug vehicle. Included in this package is a set of torsion bar adjuster keys, and a set of lower shock extension brackets that give your front shocks the extra length needed in order to keep from over extending. The pitman and idler arm support kit is highly recommended in addition to these products in order to fix a factory wear problem with the pitman and idler arms. If it is in your budget, ** add the upper control arm kit to ensure a completely level truck with a great quality ride! **


** For pricing please see : http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1547804#post1547804


Nor-Cal Nick

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[Diesel-N-Dust]

Umm it's called a "leveling kit" Lot's of people sell them. Haven't you heard?

 

[Z71offroader]

how many inches does the shock extension extend them? another question i have for you nick is, i know you stated for the cognito upper controls arms to have about 1/2" between the arms and bump stop, does this still apply for the stock arms?

 

[Diesel-N-Dust]

Looks like an inch. But I'm sure the Cognito kit is Better from what I hear on this site.

http://www.jpcustoms.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=17414&cat=816&page=1
JP customs version (vendor here)
There are tons of them I believe Kennedy Diesel sells one too.

 

[Nick.V70]

http://www.jpcustoms.com/store/cu stomer/product.php?productid=17414&cat=816&page=1
JP customs version (vendor here)
There are tons of them I believe Kennedy Diesel sells one too.

Your funny, Your a real DP member friend.... Send members to a link that costs more money Wait a second, thats pretty ):h.

Leveling Kits

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ReadyLift Leveling Kits
ReadyLift™ is the fastest, safest, least expensive way to bring the front of your truck level with the rear. This gives you the clearance and ability to add wheels and tires up to 33" in diameter. While other lift kits cost thousands to buy and hours to install, ReadyLift™ can be installed in as little as 30 minutes by a certified mechanic, and costs less than the price of a single custom wheel. ReadyLift™ products do not affect the factory OEM ride quality or comfort. ReadyLift™ is also the only company that forges torsion keys for ultimate strength.

Available for: Chevy, GMC, Cadillac & Hummer trucks and SUV's. $ 229.95





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Last I checked I was a vendor here to. I have not seen where someone has gone so far out of his way to direct people away from me.

I'll send you a sticker D&D if you'll be my friend.....):h ):h ):h ):h


Nor-Cal Nick

 

[sledog]

Sorry guys I just don't understand why you need to use the re indexed keys to get 285's (33's) under a 2500 or 3500? these keys do the exact same thing as your factory ones with the exception that you can go higher. I can see using them if you want to go with larger tires but 285 will fit with factory keys.:duh:

 

[moore87]

Sorry guys I just don't understand why you need to use the re indexed keys to get 285's (33's) under a 2500 or 3500? these keys do the exact same thing as your factory ones with the exception that you can go higher. I can see using them if you want to go with larger tires but 285 will fit with factory keys.:duh:

Not always.

Sometimes you can't even get the truck level with regular keys. I couldnt. I cranked mine all the way and still had about 1 1/8" of rake.

 

[Z71offroader]

my stock keys only got me 1.5" just got my kennedy green keys in yesterday.

 

[Diesel-N-Dust]

Your funny, Your a real DP member friend.... Send members to a link that costs more money Wait a second, thats pretty ):h.

Leveling Kits

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ReadyLift Leveling Kits
ReadyLift™ is the fastest, safest, least expensive way to bring the front of your truck level with the rear. This gives you the clearance and ability to add wheels and tires up to 33" in diameter. While other lift kits cost thousands to buy and hours to install, ReadyLift™ can be installed in as little as 30 minutes by a certified mechanic, and costs less than the price of a single custom wheel. ReadyLift™ products do not affect the factory OEM ride quality or comfort. ReadyLift™ is also the only company that forges torsion keys for ultimate strength.

Available for: Chevy, GMC, Cadillac & Hummer trucks and SUV's. $ 229.95





D&D- Helping DP members 1 post at a time


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Last I checked I was a vendor here to. I have not seen where someone has gone so far out of his way to direct people away from me.

I'll send you a sticker D&D if you'll be my friend.....):h ):h ):h ):h


Nor-Cal Nick

He is a vendor just like you. But he does not have the need to post an Install thread every week like you do. So far I have seen the same lift kit installed on every colored truck in the rainbow! give it rest already!
I'll pass on the sticker thank you.

 

[jla]

Nick builds pretty trucks. I like pretty trucks.

 

[Diesel-N-Dust]

my stock keys only got me 1.5" just got my kennedy green keys in yesterday.

I cant believe you wasted your money @ Kennedy diesel! Cognito is better! Nick @ Norcal would have done better!

 

[Z71offroader]

I cant believe you wasted your money @ Kennedy diesel! Cognito is better! Nick @ Norcal would have done better!

excuse me?

 

[catch2otwo]

not knockin nick or anything, but green keys are 60 bucks. also the shock extenders are 30 bucks. so where is this 120 dollar price coming from?

 

[Z71offroader]

not knockin nick or anything, but green keys are 60 bucks. also the shock extenders are 30 bucks. so where is this 120 dollar price coming from?

cognito keys are $90 last time i checked. one reason i got my $60 greens from kennedy. not knocking on nick either.

 

[catch2otwo]

cognito keys are $90 last time i checked. one reason i got my $60 greens from kennedy. not knocking on nick either.

thats wut i mean, a key is a key id assume, just saying theres a cheaper way to do it. but the cognito kit doesnt seem unreasonable compared to other kits ive seen.

 

[SCQTT]

Wow, you guys are rough.

I wonder if we should start a thread to find out where we can buy Wonder bread for 30 cents less a loaf.

How about it west coast guys, can Vons compete with Kroger?

 

[Z71offroader]

thats wut i mean, a key is a key id assume, just saying theres a cheaper way to do it. but the cognito kit doesnt seem unreasonable compared to other kits ive seen.

ya cognito isnt the most expensive. like the kit that nick linked us to, some over 200 for just keys.

 

[catch2otwo]

Wow, you guys are rough.

I wonder if we should start a thread to find out where we can buy Wonder bread for 30 cents less a loaf.

How about it west coast guys, can Vons compete with Kroger?

if nicks kit was 30 cents cheaper then other kits, no one would be discussing this. the fact that its not the cheapest but not the most expensive brings it up for discussion. thats what message boards are for, so i dont see how we are being brutal. i dont think anyone likes paying more for something if they dont have to. maybe you do though.

 

[Z71offroader]

the truth is for me if i was ordering something else from nick like the uca's and not just keys and i needed keys and knowing his are $90 compared to the $60 i paid i would have just bought them from him since it would have been more convienient for me. $30 is $30. which isnt much these days.

 

[jla]

companies like 'ready lift' are blowing up right now. I don't agree with them making guarantees that are lies and overpricing their product. At least what Nick lists here is a fair price on a product that the manufacturer is not telling lies about.