Is a 2" leveling kit too high? Will the front end be higher than the back after it's installed?

 

Mine is not. Check sig to see details (my pic page does not have any pics of the truck with the leveling kit yet).

 

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...5&pid=1274

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...5&pid=1272

Here are a couple of pics of my truck with the 2" leveling kit and 315 75R16 A/T's (35 12.50's)

 

My rear was still about 1" higher with the 2" leveling kit.

Now, it is just about dead on level with the 4.5".

I think I still have a pic of the truck with the leveling kit on it and 315X75R16 BFG AT

phox

[img height=350 width=500]https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/yabbse/gallery/albums/userpics/Lift-Left.JPG[/img]

 

My truck sits dead even with 2" spacers.

 

I have a leveling kit and I hate it. The truck is level when empty, but when I hoook the trailer to it, 20ft flatbed, and put a 2300 lb car on it, the read end of the truck sags now, where it would look almost level before. I could put 1700 lbs in the bed and the truck would almost drop to level. I thought that was cool.
Now I feel like one of those overloaded 1/2 ton pickups when I put weight on the back.

Just something to think about before you put a leveling kit on there.

Chris

 

My front end was actually a little higher after putting my leveling kit on but I was able to even it out by putting some air in my Firestone bags. Mike

 

my truck sits about a 1/2 inch up in the front. but my back springs are shot so that could be the problem
DM01

 

Every 2" leveling kit that I have installed has set the 2500s level. My truck is up about 7.5 inches now (level) and will sag in the back if I am towing a heavy trailer. The trick is: use a load leveling kit (spring bars). Perfectly level with a 9000lb trailer!