i have on 02 silverado i was told that ford torson bar keys will fit in a chevy and do the same as a ready lift key.
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i have on 02 silverado i was told that ford torson bar keys will fit in a chevy and do the same as a ready lift key.
That a question, or a statement?
If it's a question, yes. If it's a statement, we know.
lol, you guys don't have to be so rude about it. what if it was a statement, you could've just ruined his day. :LOL:
Yup, sure does. Gives you a little more lift up front.Quote:
Originally Posted by 02chevyls1
02chevyls1---don't mind him. He's Canadian.Quote:
Originally Posted by sleeper1500
Is there any difference in the GM keys vs the Ford keys? Meaning ride qaulity? What makes the Ford keys better than the GM keys? I ask, because in another forum I read about some using Ford keys to lift the front of their truck? And my final question is there a difference in the after market keys vs just cranking on the stock factory keys? And could someone show me a set of Ford keys at a decent price?
The difference between the keys, is the location of the hex machined into the key itself. That slight difference is what allows you to crank the t-bars up higher. Ford keys in a GM 1500 are pretty much just like aftermarket leveling keys. There is no key that rides better than another key, when you crank up the t-bars it changes your ride quality. And the higher you go the worse it gets, and the more drastic your steering, driveline, and suspension angles get....