Leveling help
#1
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Leveling help
So I need to level my truck to fit some 34s on it and I'm not sure whether to get with a rough country 2.5 inch strut extention or a coil over setup. The coil overs only go up to 2 inches but would that half inch really matter? What's the pros and cons of each and which one would you go with?
#2
To clear a 34" a 2" would be fine. I myself am running 35'sx12.5x20 with minimal trimming using a 2" strut spacer from f150lifts.com (Great company, product and a sponsor here.). As a matter a fact some 2.5" spacers we have installed at the shop have set the front slightly higher. You would be fine with 2" in the front.
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Thanks maybe I should run a 35x12.50 I was just planning on 34s just to be safe. I was looking at those quick lifts by Rancho. They're really nice and easy to put it just very expensive.
#4
I'm not sure what model year you have but the Rancho quick lifts and Bilsteins aren't available yet for the 2014. I'm patiently waiting for either.
#5
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Got a 2012 so yeah they have them but I was looking for some cheaper ones and I found them on amazon for $170 and on jegs they're $220. Hope Amazon has what they say it is
#6
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TAP auto is running a special for forum members. look in the classified section. $419 after Rancho discount and TAP discount, free shipping for front Quicklifts and rear shocks.
#7
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I have the quicklifts (f/r). There's a rancho rebate n i got the, cheap on autoplicity. Took abt 2 weeks to come. They corner like a sports car n hit bumps like u have steel nontraveling rods instead of shocks. The coils seem like theyre so stiff they rebound hard. I have 34's. if i were u I'd get a hellbent steel or auto spring 2" kit, n contemplate a good shock. Bilsteins have good n bad reviews, depending on what height perch u pick. But, we all have differing opinions on hard/soft or what our local roads n travels contain...
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The ones I'm looking at has that 9 turn technology where you can set the ride soft to hard. It's the rancho rs9999s. Is there anything that's comparable to these that include the shock and spring with a 2 inch lift