Where is the best place to buy the 2inch kit to lift the front to match the rear? Best as is cheap list price and cheap shipping cost! Not cheap quality part. Thanks, Clark

 

I dont know really, but when you tow a trailer wont that make the front sit up in the air. Just a question I have been pondering for a while. I too would like one, but am worried it would lift to much when I haul.

 

I got my leveling kit from www.jack-it.com, I think. I pull alot of different trailers. I have 16 foot bumper pull horse trailer, and with 2 horses in it, the truck still sits level. I pulled a 24 foot gooseneck cattle trailer with 15 heifers in it, and it made the rear squat about an inch, nothing major. The truck came with the "camper package", which I think is heavier springs and a rear swaybar. Without this package, it might squat lower with a load.

 

I got mine at Les Schwab.<br>It is a TuffCountry 2inch spacer.<br><br>I have since removed it from the truck and replaced with a 4.5inch lift kit.<br><br>I have the spacers for sell in the classifieds if you want to look them up.<br><br><br>phox

 

I got mine from www.jcwhitney.com They carry Daystar 2&quot; leveling kit for about $180 and a 2&quot; leveling kit from Tuff Country for about $130.

 

Summitt Racing<br><br>http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...kyjacker+coils<br><br>The part # is: SJA-D25, price is $149.95.<br><br>Doug

 

w4xtc,<br>I got my parts at 4 wheel parts warehouse for about $230. My &quot;kit&quot; consists of Skyjacker D25 coils and Pro-comp shocks and shock boots. My truck has the camper package on it. So far the only thing I have pulled with it is a bumper pull single axle utility trailer with 2 dirt bikes on it (I use a 6&quot; drop, could probably use an 8&quot. I would guess the total trailer weight to be about 1200 lbs. I have not noticed any sag in the rear when towing with this setup (of course I am no where near the limits of the truck's capabilities).