Motorator Experts - Suspension leveler for the rear of a 95 Yukon 4x4?

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Suspension leveler for the rear of a 95 Yukon 4x4?

I will be adding 600-700 pounds of weight to the rear of my 95 Yukon. What is the simplest/cheapest way to either lower the front end to match, or lift the rear back up to a stock height?

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Asked on: September 17, 2009 03:32

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my6x9s
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Posted: 10 months ago

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spring clamps about 20$ and a tape measure about 3$ and a nice flat surface free in most parking lots

Motor8rMatt
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Posted: 10 months ago

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There are a few options to level out the rear and be able to support the added weight. The first option, would be helper springs. You can usually get a set that are matched for the amount of added weight you are adding. Helper springs should be about $150-$200, maybe more for a vehicle specific installation kit.

Another option would be air bags. I'd say the advantage with air bags is the ability to make adjustments and set different settings for either side of your truck. Some air bag systems will automatically adjust depending on the load you put in your truck. These kits are about $850-900, but includes an air compressor, air bags, etc.