SKU: 57037610575

2010-2018 Sprinter 2500 2WD Complete Striker 2" Lift Kit, Front and Rear (7009)

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2010-2018 Sprinter 2500 2WD Complete Striker 2" Lift Kit, Front and Rear (7009)The Striker 2" lift kit gives your 2WD Sprinter the clearance it needs to take you farther on your next adventure. This complete bolt on front and rear system clears up to a 33" tire while retaining stock suspension geometry, payload rating, and ride quality, so you gain capability with no adverse effects. Built in the USA and powder coated for durability and corrosion resistance. Features Complete Van Compass Striker 2" lift kit, front and rear Bolt

The Striker 2" lift kit gives your 2WD Sprinter the clearance it needs to take you farther on your next adventure. This complete bolt-on front-and-rear system clears up to a 33" tire while retaining stock suspension geometry, payload rating, and ride quality, so you gain capability with no adverse effects. Built in the USA and powder coated for durability and corrosion resistance.

Features
  • Complete Van Compass Striker 2" lift kit, front and rear
  • Bolt-on suspension lift provides clearance for up to a 33" tire
  • Retains stock suspension geometry, payload rating, and ride quality
  • Lift block retains factory spring rate and ride quality
  • Pairs with Van Compass tuned shock upgrades for added comfort and control
  • Built in the USA from high-quality materials and powder coated
Included Components
  • Front 2" strut spacers
  • Front 2" subframe drop spacers
  • Engine and transmission mount 2" lift spacers
  • CNC Machined 2" steering shaft extension
  • Low pressure power steering hose extension
  • Front brake line relocation brackets
  • Rear brake line relocation brackets
  • Rear 2" lift block
  • U-bolts with nuts
  • Extended rear sway bar links (2500)
  • Rear sway bar drop brackets (3500)
  • Rear lower shock relocation brackets
  • Rear bump stop drop brackets
  • Wind assist or headlight leveling sensor bracket
  • All necessary hardware and detailed instructions
Important Notes
  • Raises Front 2"
  • Raises Rear 2"
  • Clears up to a 33" tire
  • Offset Wheels Recommended
  • Some 3500 Sprinters have factory rear lift blocks installed, the kit will not be compatible on those models.
Installation Instructions
Labor Time

Recommended shop labor time: 12 hours.

Specifications
  • Grade Type: Regular
  • Maximum Lift: 2.0 IN
  • Maximum Lift Front: 2 IN
  • Maximum Lift Rear: 2 IN
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