SuperLift Unveils New Level-It 2-Inch Lift Kit For Chevy Colorado, GMC Canyon
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Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon owners looking to take their trucks to new heights will be happy to discover that Superlift has just released its new Level-It 2-Inch leveling kit that helps to increase stability and decrease body roll.
Available for both 2WD and 4WD models, the new Level-It system uses laser-cut upper strut spacers and a precision CNC-machined lower pre-load strut ring. Being 100 percent bolt-on, the kit is easy to install, and the package also comes with all the necessary hardware. But you’ll still need a coil spring compressor to properly install it.
You can also rest assured knowing that you get a lifetime warranty on all fabricated components and a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. Plus, you get extra clearance for 265/70R17 tires without fender trimming.
It’s a seemingly uncomplicated bolt-on procedure, and one that is sure to gain attention among truck fans looking for a little more stature. Then again, the kit is far from the only lift kit available for GM’s new midsize pickup trucks, as other options are available from Air Lift and BDS, for instance.
SuperLift’s maximum recommended tire sizes:
- 265/75R16 = 31.6×10.4R16
- 265/70R17 = 31.6×10.4R17
- 265/65R18 = 31.6×10.4R18
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I just bought my Chevy Colorado LT Crew cab long bed 2 W D with the HD Towpackage , just two weeks ago .I went a head ordered a 2 inch level it Kit for it from ROUGH COUNTRY and it was delivered Friday July 24. I
Not a bad price but usually a 2″ on these trucks gives you a nose high stance, not level. My truck was about 1.4″ tail high stock and I almost went with a 2″ until I realized I’d need to buy more stuff to lift the rear to make it level with a 2″ front kit. I also didn’t know anyone that had a strut compressor when I installed mine so I would have had to remove the strut, take it to a shop and pay them to disassemble and reassemble the strut. The local shop in my town recommended going with the Zone Offroads leveling kit and said it was made in the USA, and with theirs being a 1.25″ it would be a almost perfect level on my truck. I went with their recommendation, ordered the kit and the brown santa delivered it two days later. I think the kit was about $50. I have been very happy, even did the install myself in my buddies driveway. I’m sure this kit works but make sure you check your trucks ride heights now so you’ll know if 2″ will be too much.