who manufactures the highest quality leveling kits?

 

level ready is pretty good i have it on my 2010 2500 mega and have used them before. change the shocks, rode EDIT with stock ones on


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I read somewhere in the forum that leveling kits always raise the front -- which makes sense if you use these trucks for their intended function -- hauling weight, work, etc. But, I plan to use a 2500HD Cummins for light towing and light hauling (I know, I just want a diesel), is it possible to get close to level by lowering the rear somewhat while still having reasonable hauling capacity? I really don't want the truck any higher than it already is -- and I don't want to make any significant mods to it.

 

There are either 2 or 3 spacers that are part of your spring pack. You could remove these and it would drop the rear about an inch without affecting hauling capability.

 

I used tuff country. Made well..

 

Perfect! Thank you, what are the disadvantages to doing this -- just some reduced rear tire and ground clearance? I plan to keep stock tire/wheel size anyway. thks again, Ed

 

I've been thinking of lowering the rear of my '04. I pull a 5th wheel, and the front of the trailer is just a tad high.

So, did you pull the spacers, and did it work?

 

Not sure if anyone else has tried this --- I haven't ordered my truck yet.
Ed