Collection: MaxTrac Suspension

MaxTrac Suspension makes lowering, leveling and lift parts for pickups and SUVs, and our 55 listings lean toward lowering classic and modern GM trucks: drop spindles, lowering coils, shackles, hangers, block kits and shocks. Prices run from $83.99 for lowering shackles to $1,303.99 for Fox Performance Series shocks. Planning a drop? Read how to lower a truck.

Who MaxTrac Suspension is

MaxTrac Suspension is a truck and SUV suspension brand based in Anaheim, California. Its website lists lift kits, leveling kits, lowering kits and shocks, along with spindle and strut lowering kits, torsion keys, spacer kits, lift boxes and coil spacers, and says the brand has built its name over more than 15 years on quality, service and affordability. A 2020 LSX Magazine feature on MaxTrac's GM truck lowering kit highlighted its forged aluminum drop spindle, which the article says keeps a near-factory ride and leaves room for larger wheels.

So MaxTrac does both directions, up and down. Our catalog leans toward the lowering side, especially for Chevrolet and GMC trucks.

MaxTrac product lines we carry

Counts and prices are from our store in October 2026.

LineWhat it isTypical vehiclesOur price range
Lowering spindles (4)Drop spindles that lower the front without changing spring rate1976 to 1987 and 1988 to 1991 GM trucks$279.99 to $403.99
Coil springs (11)Front and rear lowering coils, plus replacement coilsChevrolet, GMC and Cadillac; one Ford set$177.99 to $355.99
Shackles, hangers and block kits (9)Rear drops of about 1 to 3 inches for leaf-spring trucks, plus one lift shackleGM, Ford and Chevrolet trucks$83.99 to $220.99
Torsion keys and leveling kits (4)Lowering keys for 1995 to 2006 GM; 1 to 2.5 inch leveling kitsGM, Ford, Toyota$119.99 to $147.99
Twin-tube shocks (11)Gas-charged shocks sized for lowered or lifted trucksChevrolet, GMC, Ford, Ram, Toyota, Jeep$85.99 to $300.99
Fox Performance Series (5)2.0 IFP smooth body shocks and a 2.0 IFP coilover, listed as made by FoxLifted trucks and Jeeps$338.99 to $1,303.99
Lift components (6)Lift component boxes, sway bar brackets and skid plates, extended brake lines2019 to 2025 GM, Tacoma, Colorado/Canyon, Ram 2500/3500$154.99 to $885.99

The rest are shock extenders ($118.99 to $132.99), MST Sport Series lowering struts ($159.99) and a 5 inch rear lowering kit ($583.99).

How to choose between MaxTrac's lines

Spindles vs coils for the front

A drop spindle moves the wheel's mounting point up, so the truck sits lower without shorter springs or less suspension travel. That is why spindles are usually the first choice for a front drop. MaxTrac's spindles on our store list 2 inches for the 1988 to 1991 GM 1500 (100520L) and 2.5 inches for 101125H. Lowering coils are cheaper per inch but shorten travel, so many builds combine a 2 inch spindle with a 1 to 2 inch coil for a bigger drop. Torsion bar trucks like the 1995 to 2006 GM models use lowering torsion keys instead ($147.99, 1 to 3 inches).

Shackles, hangers or blocks for the rear

Leaf-spring trucks drop at the rear with shackles, hangers or blocks. MaxTrac shackles on our store list 1 or 2 inch drops for $83.99 to $121.99, the 420520 hanger lists 2 inches at $220.99, and block kits for 1992 to 2003 GM trucks run $93.99 to $116.99, with the 430030 listing a 3 inch drop. Past about 3 inches, look at a flip kit or full lowering kit, and plan for a C-notch to keep axle clearance.

Twin-tube vs Fox Performance Series shocks

Any truck that has been lowered or lifted needs shocks with the right length. MaxTrac's twin-tube shocks ($85.99 to $300.99) are sized by drop or lift, such as the 1800LL4 listed for a 5 inch drop on 2014 to 2025 GM trucks. The Fox Performance Series units are monotube, gas-charged and priced from $338.99, with listings for 2.1 to 4 inch lifts. Choose twin-tube for a street truck on a budget and the Fox units for a lifted truck that sees dirt.

Fitment coverage

  • Chevrolet and GMC: the bulk of our MaxTrac listings, from 1975 to 1987 square-body trucks to 2019 to 2025 lift boxes. See Silverado and Sierra lowering kits, C10 lowering kits and Silverado and Sierra lift and leveling kits.
  • Ford: lowering shackles, a 1998 to 2009 1 inch leveling kit, 2017 to 2025 front coils and shocks.
  • Toyota: a 2.5 inch leveling kit for 2010 to 2021 models, lifted shocks and 2005 to 2017 Tacoma brake lines. See Tacoma lift kits.
  • Ram and Jeep: shocks for lowered Ram trucks and lifted Jeeps, and brake lines for 2003 to 2008 Ram 2500/3500.

What else you'll need

  • Shocks and extenders sized for the new height. MaxTrac shock extenders are listed for 1988 to 1998 and 2010 to 2018 GM trucks.
  • Extended brake lines for bigger lifts.
  • An alignment after any front change, and a check of bump stops and tire clearance.

MaxTrac compared with alternatives we carry

Belltech is the biggest lowering brand on our store, with complete lowering kits from $311.99 to $3,123.00 and drop spindles from $410 to $595. MaxTrac spindles cost less ($279.99 to $403.99), while Belltech offers more complete kits. Western Chassis (23 listings, $82.99 to $347.99) is a smaller option for shackles and hangers. For the full range, see our drop spindles, drop shackles and hangers and lowering blocks pages.

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MaxTrac Suspension FAQ

What does MaxTrac Suspension make?
MaxTrac, based in Anaheim, California, makes lift kits, leveling kits, lowering kits and shocks for trucks and SUVs. Our 55 MaxTrac listings run from $83.99 to $1,303.99 and lean toward lowering Chevrolet and GMC trucks.
Are MaxTrac drop spindles better than lowering coils?
Spindles lower the truck without shortening the springs or reducing travel, so they usually ride closer to stock. MaxTrac spindles on our store cost $279.99 to $403.99 and list 2 to 2.5 inch drops.
How do I lower the rear of my truck with MaxTrac parts?
Leaf-spring trucks use lowering shackles ($83.99 to $121.99), a lowering hanger ($220.99) or block kits ($93.99 to $116.99). Drops beyond about 3 inches usually call for a flip kit and a C-notch.
Does MaxTrac make leveling kits?
Yes. We list a 1 inch leveling kit for 1998 to 2009 Ford models, a 2.5 inch kit for 2010 to 2021 Toyota models and another 1 inch kit, from $119.99 to $146.99.
Are MaxTrac Fox shocks made by Fox?
Our listings describe the MaxTrac Fox Performance Series 2.0 IFP shocks as made by Fox. They cost $338.99 to $1,303.99 on our store and are listed for lifted trucks and Jeeps.
Do I need new shocks after lowering my truck?
Usually yes, because stock shocks can bottom out or top out at the new height. MaxTrac sells twin-tube shocks sized for specific drops and lifts, plus shock extenders.