ReadyLift 2in Front Leveling Kit w/ Forged Torsion Key

Fits 2020-2026 6.6L Duramax V8 (L5P) · 6.6L Duramax V8 (L5P, updated)

ReadyLift 2in Front Leveling Kit w/ Forged Torsion Key for 2020-2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD/3500HD (6.6L Duramax V8 (L5P), 6.6L Duramax V8 (L5P, updated))

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gain
no power claim (fitment part)
price
$122.99
at eBay

Price tracked 6 times since Jul 26, 2026 at the stores we check daily, not eBay: low $209.95, high $209.95, currently $209.95.

low $209.95 · high $209.95 since Jul 26, 2026, at the stores we check daily, not eBay
install
3/5 difficulty · Estimated 3.5 hours +/- 0.5 hours (excluding alignment and wheel/tire mounting); ReadyLift recommends a certified mechanic

where to buy · 2 retailers tracked

  • eBaybest pricechecked Oct 23$122.99view
  • ReadyLift Directchecked Sep 24$209.95view
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Forged torsion keys that re-index the factory front torsion bars about 2 inches higher, leveling the front end with a loaded rear bed without touching springs or shocks.

why this one — Uses the factory OE torsion keys (works with OE part numbers 84461807 or 84634344) rather than a full replacement, and ReadyLift explicitly rates it to support up to 35-inch tires (20x9 +18 to 0 offset) - a specific, sourced compatibility spec rather than a generic "fits 35s" claim.

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Suspension leveling kit, not a power-related part.

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