Where to buy Hellbent 1.5" kit?
06-11-2007, 01:29 PM
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Where to buy Hellbent 1.5" kit?
i wanna get the hellbent 1.5" leveling kit they came out with, where is the best place to buy it? also, if anyone has it, post some pics. i want to get it cause i dont wanna have much lean when iam pulling something, like u see on the 2" & 2.5" kits....
06-11-2007, 02:59 PM
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I just got a 1.5" spacer kit from a guy on ebay. He sells 2" and 2.5" but I emailed him and asked to custom make a 1.5" and he did to my door for $84 and HellBent wants $180
Look up 2" spacers on ebay and I believe the guy is from OK. Quality looks great too
Also look up Midlifecrisis in the members list he's got pics of 1.5" spacers with 295 Nittos!!
Look up 2" spacers on ebay and I believe the guy is from OK. Quality looks great too Also look up Midlifecrisis in the members list he's got pics of 1.5" spacers with 295 Nittos!!
06-11-2007, 03:13 PM
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For only $87 dollars I dont' think you can wrong with these guys, i've heard several good things about them as well. Do a search.
http://www.marketworks.com/storefron...103&i=90226576
http://www.marketworks.com/storefron...103&i=90226576
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FELLAS DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!! I learned the hard way after 2 years with a spacer. I NEVER could get a good alignment and the truck just didn't ride good. Save up money and get Lorenz coils or someone aftermarket like that. I can tell you first hand and many others on here JUST DO IT! I tried the cheap way and sure wished I hadn't. The ride is awesome and the handling is awesome. Aaron
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I agree with you but my spacers were cheap and my truck really never sees dirt, except jobsites, and on the road 90% highway I think I'll be fine!! If I used my truck offroad then I would go the Lorenz route but that is what my other toys are for
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FELLAS DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!! I learned the hard way after 2 years with a spacer. I NEVER could get a good alignment and the truck just didn't ride good. Save up money and get Lorenz coils or someone aftermarket like that. I can tell you first hand and many others on here JUST DO IT! I tried the cheap way and sure wished I hadn't. The ride is awesome and the handling is awesome. Aaron
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