Question for others with Revtek 432 lift

[axisbogner]

Hi Guys,

I had the Revtek 432 lift installed. This one here:

REVTEK 432 LINK

If you own or have installed this lift, could you take a look at my attached photos?
The rubber rings seating the front springs into the spacers are bulging. Same on both sides.
I'm looking to find out if your rig is this way too, and if you've experienced problems with it.
Looking to find out if the installer needs to fix it.

Thanks for your help!!

 

[4RN4FUN]

I have the same lift and I don’t believe mine looks like that. I’ll snap some pics when I get back to my truck later tonight.

 

[nglayton]

[MENTION=158258]axisbogner[/MENTION]

I have this lift. I took the same picture. Mine does not look like that.

Revtek 432 lift info & Pics

I've been happy with it, but so far I only have about 3K miles on it.

 

[4RN4FUN]

I’ve got over 6k miles on mine and here’s how it looks. I’ve towed, road tripped and some off-roading with it and have been very happy.

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[axisbogner]

OK, thanks for the pictures and insight guys. I'm with the installer
now and showed him your pictures. He said that he left the factory
rubber gasket so the connection wasn't metal to metal (spring to spacer).

So now this seems to be a more generic question for me - does it make
sense to just leave the rubber gasket? Mine looks like the rubber could
pop out on its own with time, but perhaps this isn't a big deal if it does?
The installer has offered to remove the rubber, which I'm declining for now.
If others here give a good argument for removing, I'll certainly reconsider.

Again, thanks for posting your pics and helping me understand if this is a
problem.

 

[salong53]

If the rubber does happen to pop out, the chances of both sides happening at the same time is not likely. This could change the ride height on one side compared to the other. If it's mine, I have it removed.

 

[4RN4FUN]

^^^^
Same here, I’d have it removed just to make sure it sits flush and doesn’t affect ride height or alignment.