Lift Kit that Fits 2015 R-Pod 177 with 3,500 Lippert Torsion Axle

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Hi, I am looking for a lift kit for my 2015 r-pod 177. The sticker on the axle says: AXLE Variant: V000165646 Cust Parti# 165646 CuSt POS 27 -0124A LC135H - DTBSA - 89.5-59.25-ID-ZERO - LPIB-L-545 Serial #: 045 - 003121901 GAWR: 3500 Ibs Mig. Date: 02/16/15 SLR aN tested 11.8 166° Can you please tell me the part number to the kit I need. Thank you.

asked by: Wayne H

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Since you have a Lippert torsion axle that is rated for 3,500 the lift kit you'd need is the part # LC382741. This will give you a lift of 3-1/2 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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