Automotive Manual PDF

Step I:
Position truck on a flat surface and lift vehicle by the frame so that the front wheels are off the ground using a floor jack and jack stands or a (2) two post lift if available.
First, remove driver side front wheel, then unbolt upper shock mounting nut.(A) Next remove lower shock mounting nut and bolt.(B) Remove shock. Install shock stem spacer provided and reinstall bushings and shock.(C) & (D) Verify that all fasteners have been tightened to the proper torque specs and reinstall wheel.
*Be sure to torque the lug nuts to the proper OEM settings.
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Step 1: Applies to H3 ONLY, for Colorado/Canyon please skip to step 2.
Position truck on a flat surface and lift vehicle by the frame so that the front wheels are off the ground using a floor jack and jack stands or a (2) two post lift if available.
First, remove driver’s side front wheel, then unbolt upper shock mounting nut. (A)
Next remove lower shock mounting nut and bolt. (B)
Remove shock. Install shock stem spacer provided and reinstall bushings and shock.
Verify that all fasteners have been tightened to the proper torque specs and re-install wheel.
*Be sure to torque the lug nuts to the proper OEM settings.
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Preparation:
a) Set/Lock rear parking brake, turn gas petcock to the Off position and stand bike upright so it is sitting on the rear grab bar. Ensure bike is stable to prevent falling over during installation.

Installation:
a) One Top Slotted Hole Mount:
Press Skid Plate against the bike to temporarily hold in place.
From the bottom side install (1) #4 Washer and (1) #3 Bolt.
From the top side install (1) #2 Hook
Loosely tighten to hold skid plate in position.
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Before servicing propeller, be sure the engine is in neutral with ignition off or disconnected to avoid any possibility of the engine starting and causing injury.
Do not install any propeller without a thrust washer in place. If a thrust washer is not used, severe damage could occur to the propeller and/or engine drive.
(If you have any questions, please contact your Dealer or call our Customer Service Department.) For Yamaha® and Honda® outboards:
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A thorough inspection of the suspension should be made prior to performing the installation. Any worn, bent or broken parts should be replaced. After installation another inspection should be made, checking for loose components or missing hardware. Inspect, again after eight hours of operation.

Components:
The kit consists of two bags containing Hardware and Brackets.
Bag #1 for the Front plus bracket # 2055-01
Bag #2 for the Rear plus bracket and links
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STEP 1. Remove the contents from the box and check for any damage. Verify all parts against the parts list.
STEP 2. Read and understand instructions completely before beginning installation.
STEP 3. Determine Driver and Passenger Uprights and Top and Bottom Tubes. (Uprights are positioned so raised side of bolt holes are facing each other and the Tube with the two pierced holes is the Bottom Tube).
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Use stock Chevrolet crank pulley; for double groove use GM part# 37744043. We use early (5/8”cc) groove spacing on pulleys.
1. Straight up thermostat housings work the best for most installations.
a) Murray # 277689 (54-72 GMC & Chevy light trucks)
b) Super Sunny #S6002 straight up billet aluminum housing
2. Engine driven fans:
a) Permacool 15” or 17” fan: this is polished, stainless steel.
b) Blades may have to be trimmed slightly
Note: most fans will require the use of a special fan spacer; they are available from us
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INSTALLING THE LOWER A-ARM TO CROSSMEMBER
1. Working on a table is the easiest way to install the lower A-arms to the crossmember. See page 3 for fastener size and location.
2. Find these parts to assemble the lower A-arm. The balljoint comes pressed-in. Refer to the HARDWARD PAGE 3 for fastener sizes. The lower A-arms need to be installed on crossmember first
3. Steering stops go toward the rear
4. Grease all (4) bushings inside and out, along with the cross shaft and the holes in A-arms and in the crossmember on each side. Install the 4 urethane bushings.
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Modifying your vehicle ride height may result in the vehicle handling differently than a factory equipped vehicle. Extreme care must be used to prevent loss of control or vehicle rollover. Failure to drive your modified vehicle safely may result in serious injury or death. ReadyLift Suspension Inc. does not recommend the combined use of suspension lifts, body lifts, or other lifting devices. You should never operate your modified vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Always drive your modified vehicle at reduced speeds to ensure your ability to control your vehicle under all driving conditions. Always wear your seat belt.
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Before beginning installation be sure to set the parking brake and chock the wheels.
NOTE:
To ease installation and properly adjust the bar, the weight of the vehicle must be on the suspension as if driving down the road. Do not raise the vehicle by the frame.
1. Lubricate the D-bushings and place them onto the straight areas of the bar on each side of the center hump as shown in the photos.
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