Mercury Grand Marquis Lift & Lowering Kit

Lift & Lowering Kit for a Mercury Grand Marquis

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  Air Lift - 1000; Coil Spring (Part No. 60769)

  Description

  Provides a more stable ride. Improves handling and braking. Fits open coil springs. Up to 1000 pounds of leveling capacity. Air adjustable and custom tune. Reduces roll, sway and bottoming out. Tough molded polyurethane. Limited lifetime warranty.
  
  Product Features:

  • Provides More Stable Ride
  • Improves Handling and Braking
  • Fits Open Coil Springs
  • Up to 1000 lbs. of Leveling Capacity
  • Air Adjustable/Custom Tune
  • Reduces Roll/Sway and Bottoming Out
  • Tough Molded Polyurethane
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

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  4.0

  4.0

  • 3

    3

    2018-09-27

    3

    3

    Does not fit all applications as claimed

    Does not fit all applications as claimed

    Submitted 2018-09-27

    By Hank

    From Hampton

    Bought this kit for my 02 Avalanche along with replacement coil springs. The air bags would not fit in the "Exact Fit" replacement coil springs. These look to be of good quality but only giving it a 3 star due to false advert.

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    Bought this kit for my 02 Avalanche along with replacement coil springs. The air bags would not fit in the "Exact Fit" replacement coil springs. These look to be of good quality but only giving it a 3 star due to false advert.

    By Hank from Hampton

    BOTTOM LINE NULL

  • 5

    5

    2014-12-26

    5

    5

    Fairly easy install...

    Fairly easy install...

    Submitted 2014-12-26

    By OCSC

    From Garland, TX

    Contacted a local shop here and they wanted $150 to install them. Even knowing they'd be 'fun' to install, I opted to do them myself. Bought a fresh set of jack stands (others were loaned out), got vehicle up in the air, then proceeded to deflate and squeeze the bags into place. Only suggestion I'd have would be, put the air lines in place with clips as soon as you get the bags in place (with bags deflated as much as possible) otherwise, with the air lines are a real pain to connect (since they go out through the top). I then installed the air inflator inside the gas fill door which will keep it clean, and in a handy location. Aired them up to about 33 lbs and they rode hard with no load on them (bought them for towing my 16' enclosed work trailer to give the equalizer hitch a lil less to tend with, but have not hooked up to it yet). Deflated then to about 7 lbs and they ride pretty much normal, with no additional load on truck. So, so far I'll say they are good to go. Total install time took maybe 1.5 hrs. So, in my book it was worth doing myself and saving that $150 quote that was given...

    Bottom Line recommended

    Contacted a local shop here and they wanted $150 to install them. Even knowing they'd be 'fun' to install, I opted to do them myself. Bought a fresh set of jack stands (others were loaned out), got vehicle up in the air, then proceeded to deflate and squeeze the bags into place. Only suggestion I'd have would be, put the air lines in place with clips as soon as you get the bags in place (with bags deflated as much as possible) otherwise, with the air lines are a real pain to connect (since they go out through the top). I then installed the air inflator inside the gas fill door which will keep it clean, and in a handy location. Aired them up to about 33 lbs and they rode hard with no load on them (bought them for towing my 16' enclosed work trailer to give the equalizer hitch a lil less to tend with, but have not hooked up to it yet). Deflated then to about 7 lbs and they ride pretty much normal, with no additional load on truck. So, so far I'll say they are good to go. Total install time took maybe 1.5 hrs. So, in my book it was worth doing myself and saving that $150 quote that was given...

    By OCSC from Garland, TX

    BOTTOM LINE recommended

  • 4

    4

    2013-12-11

    4

    4

    Great Kit

    Great Kit

    Submitted 2013-12-11

    By Kat

    From Mississippi

    My 1958 chevy Bel Air had some sagging with loads... This kit installed easily and did the job

    Bottom Line recommended

    My 1958 chevy Bel Air had some sagging with loads... This kit installed easily and did the job

    By Kat from Mississippi

    BOTTOM LINE recommended

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  Air Lift - 1000; Coil Spring (Part No. 60798)

  Description

  Provides a more stable ride. Improves handling and braking. Fits open coil springs. Up to 1000 pounds of leveling capacity. Air adjustable and custom tune. Reduces roll, sway and bottoming out. Tough molded polyurethane. Limited lifetime warranty.
  
  Product Features:

  • Provides More Stable Ride
  • Improves Handling and Braking
  • Fits Open Coil Springs
  • Up to 1000 lbs. of Leveling Capacity
  • Air Adjustable/Custom Tune
  • Reduces Roll/Sway and Bottoming Out
  • Tough Molded Polyurethane
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

  from $105.99

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