Ive found some kits on ebay but no where else. Ive also herd some people say that its a good idea to get some longer shocks and something about the swaybar. Im new to the internet so please forgive my ignorance. Thanks.

 

One of the best kits out there, of course also one of the most expensive kits to level it.

http://koreperformance.com/dodge-ram...veling-kit.htm

 

Yeah, you would need shocks and longer endlinks for the sway bar or drop blocks. Also research trackbar.

 

You can do a search on here for leveling kit, check your local truck accessory store, or google leveling kit. There are many out there. Who has the best is debatable. Personally, I have the Daystar 1 1/2 in. leveling kit and am satisfied with it. I would probably be happier with the 2 in. but didn't want to change the suspension. Good luck.

 

If you're going to be looking at that look at the lorenz suspension "leveling" kit for $565... Probably a little cheaper and order direct from lorenz.

 

Thanks for the fast reply guys. But Im pour, just bought a fixer upper house and Im married. was looking at the blocks and saw that theres some differinces. Would love to get a ciol leveling kit, Its just that Im getting tires this month and need bigger tires, the long truck bottoms out quick. Hunting session is right around the corner. Probily getting the toyo M/T.

 

Spacers won't keep it from bottoming out.

If I was on a budget I'd be looking at some Toyo M/T 285/75/17's. You won't need a lift for this and it's a very good looking tire.

 

Or 305/70/17's in BFG....

 

Well I ran a Daystar 2" leveling kit, Rancho shocks and BFG 315s for over 50k miles. Worked fine for me. Front suspension is touchy, need to keep tires aired up properely, balanced and rotated and front end aligned properly, but can certainly be done for less money than one of the top of the line kits.

 

RamWheelsBy4 what do you mean? The bocking kits make the front end toucky? How? That is I dont have a problem with ceeping up on the front end. But what chages

 

Top Gun Customz has some low priced level kits.

 

With just a leveling spacer and larger tires if everything is not right it can certainly cause problems and even DW. Just saying to do it right and keep it right. The longer shocks and drop blocks help considerably to eliminate possible problems. Many things can be affected with raising the front end with leveling spacers.

 

Also don't forget the drop bracket for the trackbar. I don't use one, so I've never researched the drop bracket, but from what I've heard it *should be welded into place. Or you could spend the $350 on an adjustable one.

 

Any pics on the welded one, Ive herd of the adjustable one but nere herd of the welded one.

 

I just installed the RevTec 2" front suspension lift kit, truck looks great-only $149.00 from performancelifts.com