Product Overview
Give your 4WD GMC Sierra K1500 a defined front and rear lift with this RTZ complete lift kit. Designed for 1988–1998 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra K1500 pickups, the kit combines 3-inch forged front torsion keys with 2-inch tapered rear steel lift blocks. It also includes zinc-plated U-bolts, installation hardware and Doetsch Tech DT9000 nitrogen gas-charged shocks.
The forged torsion keys are re-indexed for the front lift application. At the rear, fabricated Gorilla steel blocks are tapered to account for pinion angle and powder-coated to help resist rust. Zinc-plated Grade OEM 1541 U-bolts and the required hardware are included for installing the rear blocks.
A set of Doetsch Tech DT9000 nitrogen gas-charged shocks is included as part of this complete suspension kit. The product listing describes these shocks as supporting control, stability and drivability. Together, the listed components provide front and rear lift parts along with shocks for the specified 4WD pickup application.
Kit includes:
- Pair of 3-inch forged front torsion keys
- Pair of 2-inch tapered rear steel lift blocks
- Zinc-plated Grade OEM 1541 U-bolts and hardware
- Set of Doetsch Tech DT9000 nitrogen gas-charged shocks
This GMC Sierra K1500 4WD lift kit is listed for 1988–1998 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra K1500 pickups. RideTrendZ describes installation as direct drop-in and bolt-on, with no cutting, welding or additional parts required. An alignment is recommended after installation. The product listing states that the kit includes a limited lifetime warranty and is intended to improve the pickup’s appearance while maintaining comparable factory ride quality.
Before installation, inspect all components and confirm that your truck’s year, model and drivetrain match the listed fitment. Suspension work involves heavy loads, so professional installation with appropriate equipment and suspension safety training is recommended.
Browse the 1988–1998 Silverado and Sierra lift kit category for related applications. For information about shocks after a lift, read lift shocks versus stock shocks. You can also learn how a truck suspension lift kit works.
