leveling kit
#2
Vendor - Former Vendor
I'm assuming its a 4x4? If so, you can get the coil spacers on eBay or other places for around $70 shipped. It's not a difficult install. Most folks find that 2" is about right. Also, it's recommended to get your tires aligned afterwards.
#3
Coil springs if you want a decent ride and no problems. Adjustable track bar to center the axle again. Adjustable lower control arms to set the caster so it drives correctly. Upgrade the sway bar links if you have very many miles on it.
#5
I have see where you should get a adjustable sawy bar and other deal that go on the end I just can't remeber what they are called. I just wanting some ideas Thanks for the help.
#6
Registered User
For nothing more than a little time turning wrenches, you can remove the spacers from the rear leaf pack and level it that way. Truck is much nicer to get into and out of, and it's level without excessive open space in the wheel-wells.
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#8
Also looking for a leveling kit... All i want to do is get the front up just a little and keep everything safe. I thought that some of these spacers claim they can be added safely and keep all the stock components working properly.
#11
So your talking about this leveling kit from Kore - http://www.koreraceshop.com/kore-hp-...08-diesel.aspx
That compared to this leveling kit from daystar are quite a bit diff in price. Obviously your getting springs and shocks with the other package but are they really that much better than stock with these spacers? http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...DAYKC09101CAMO
That compared to this leveling kit from daystar are quite a bit diff in price. Obviously your getting springs and shocks with the other package but are they really that much better than stock with these spacers? http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits...DAYKC09101CAMO
#13
Just called 4wheelparts store close to me and they said 270 for the install and 90 to get it aligned.... Whats yalls thoughts on that? As in price and opinion on 4wheelparts quality. TIA