Can Firestone Ride Rite Suspension Kit # F2299 be Used on Vehicle with 1.5 inch Lift

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I have an 06 1500 megacab with only a 1.5-2inch rear lift. will this system work with that or will I need extra brackets to accommodate the lift? Thanks!

asked by: Brandon B

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Firestone offers spacers that are supposed to be used with their Ride Rite kits like the part # F2299 if the vehicle has a lift like you mentioned. For the lift you mentioned being between 1.5 inch and 2 inch we have the spacer kit part # F2536 which is a 1.5 inch spacer kit.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Can Firestone Ride Rite Suspension Kit # F2299 be Used on Vehicle with 1.5 inch Lift

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