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I nstallation I nstructions 66- 2215 

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7-11-16 MMC 

Though this step is not necessary, to ease reassembly to lower control 
arm, clamp the lower mounting pin in a suitable vice and remove the 
studs from the pin. Strike the end of the stud with a dead blow ham-
mer until removed from the pin. Take care not to damage the threads. 

(Fig 14)

 

 
Rotate the strut 180 degrees from the factory orientation and install 
the strut with the offset studs to outside of the vehicle as stamped 
onto the spacer using the factory hardware. Do not tighten at this 
time. 

 

 

Raise the lower control arm assembly to the strut and install the 
lower pins into the control arm. You will have to use the factory nuts 
to “press” studs back into the pin. Tighten the nuts until the stud is 
seated completely into the pin. Once seated, loosen again so the nuts 
can be properly torqued. If you have not removed the studs in the 
previous step, it will take some effort to line everything up but it will 
go together. Install the lower strut mount and sway bar end link to the 
lower control arm using 

factory hardware

. Torque lower strut mount 

to 

110 ft-lbs. 

Torque the sway bar end link to 

40 ft-lbs. 

 

Using the jack, raise the control arm and knuckle up towards the up-
per ball joint while lining the axle up through the hub assembly being 
careful not to damage the vacuum actuator. Continue to raise the  
lower control arm until the upper control arm can be attached to the 
knuckle using the factory hardware. Do not tighten at this time. 

(Fig 

15, 16) 

 

***Very important***

 To avoid damage to the vacuum actuator, 

these steps must done with major 

caution

. Hold the axle and rotate 

the hub assembly while pulling outwards on the axle to engage the 
splines in the actuator to the splines on the axle. Once the splines are 
engaged, the axle will “pop” through the hub assembly. When the 
axle is seated you will be able to see the shoulder of the axle through 
the hub. If this shoulder is not visible, keep rotating the hub until it 
is. The shoulder will be 2mm under the mounting surface of the nut 
in the hub when properly seated. Install the axle using the 

factory 

hardware

. Torque to 

20 ft-lbs. 

(Fig 17, 18)

 

 

FIG 13 

FIG 14 

FIG 15 

FIG 16 

FIG 17 

FIG 18 

Summary of Contents for 66-2215

Page 1: ...orkmanship This product warranty is voided if the vehicle is not aligned after kit installation and proper maintenance is routinely done Product purchased directly from ReadyLIFT has a 30 day return p...

Page 2: ...er operate your vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs Constant maintenance is required to keep your vehicle safe Thoroughly inspect your vehicle before and after every off road use It is the...

Page 3: ...nic is highly recommended A Factory Service Manual for your specific Year Make Model is highly recommended for reference during installa tion Vehicles with a two piece rear driveline may require a car...

Page 4: ...le and support with jack stands at each frame rail behind the lower control arms 2011 and newer models equipped with EPAS Electronic Power Assist Steering disconnect the power steering control module...

Page 5: ...side and is easily broken or damaged Also watch the brake lines and ABS wires for over extension Do not allow the knuckle to pull on the brake lines tight Make sure there is enough slack when lower in...

Page 6: ...nstall the lower strut mount and sway bar end link to the lower control arm using factory hardware Torque lower strut mount to 110 ft lbs Torque the sway bar end link to 40 ft lbs Using the jack raise...

Page 7: ...ation 2 Lifted truck warning decal Apply decal to the upper left hand corner of the inside of the windshield facing the driver Give all installation instructions warranty information and all remaining...

Page 8: ...ehicles with larger tires and wheels will handle differently than stock vehicles Take time to familiarize yourself with the handling of your vehicle Wheel Alignment Headlamp Adjustment It is necessary...

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