Introducing the 2014-2018 Silverado Lowering System

Transform your 2014-2018 Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra 1500 2WD/4WD with our newest lowering system. This kit brings the truck down between 3 and 4 inches up front and 4-4.5 inches in the rear with our high-performance Ridetech StreetGrip system.

More than a lowering kit, this setup will turn your vehicle into a muscle truck with a better stance, improved handling and incredible ride quality. It’s 100% bolt-on, fully adjustable and proudly made in the USA.

2014-18 Silverado- StreetGrip Included Components

  • Front and rear shock absorbers feature rebound adjustment so that you can fine-tune valving to suit your driving style and vehicle specs.
  • Drop Spindles finish off the front installation to achieve the ultimate drop.
  • Rear suspension upgrades feature an adjustable shackle, adjustable hanger, and flip kit.
  • Rear adjustable HQ Series monotube shock absorbers.
  • All necessary hardware is included to make the swap a simple bolt-on upgrade.
  • Fits standard, extended, and crew cab 1500 configurations.
  • *NOTE *Minimum 17-inch diameter wheels are required.

This kit fits 2014-2018 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500 (2019 Legacy & Limited) 2WD and 4WD pickups WITH STAMPED STEEL OR ALUMINUM OE CONTROL ARMS. Some trucks (specifically 2014-2016 model years) may have cast steel control arms that use different spindles and ball joints (Kit # 11700110 & 11700115). Trucks equipped with magnetic suspension require shock simulators.

Features

  • Lowered stance
  • Adjustable ride height, 3-4 inch front drop & 4-5.5 inch rear drop.
  • Improved ride quality and handling.
  • Rebound adjustable shocks with 1,000,001-mile warranty.
  • Bolt-on installation – No welding (Rear bump stop bracket must be removed).
  • Corrected driveline angles to prevent driveline vibrations.

Upgrades

Notes

  • Front Sway Bar will increase the sway bar rate by 52% and reduce suspension bind with Delrin lined bushings and performance end links.
  • Upper StrongArms correct ball joint angle and allow for a greater range of camber adjustment, which may be needed when lowering 4″ or more to attain factory alignment specifications.

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