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09-12-2014, 02:46 PM

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KMAC0694

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Originally Posted by 19KMG

My 05 King Ranch has a rear height from ground to the bottom if the wheel well is 40" and the front is 37". Now would it be smart to go with the 2.5" spacers or would something else work better to level it out?

How many miles are on the shocks? If they're factory with 100k+ miles, Bilsteins or Rancho quicklifts wouldn't be bad. But 2 or 2.5" levels are fine. Recommend Autospring.

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Originally Posted by 19KMG

Are they hard to install or pretty straight forward? I want to add a brush guard so am wanting to keep the front from dipping forward any more the it already is.

Straight forward and not too bad, as long as it isn't 3". I have no idea how people jam those in there; I had a tough time with my 2".

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Originally Posted by tritonbullet

What level does it need? 2.5" or 3"

2.5" and no more.

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Originally Posted by DirtRoadKid

U should know my opinion ive said it alot lol. I got a 3" but everyone says no more than 2"

I say no more than 2.5"

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09-12-2014, 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by KMAC0694

How many miles are on the shocks? If they're factory with 100k+ miles, Bilsteins or Rancho quicklifts wouldn't be bad. But 2 or 2.5" levels are fine. Recommend Autospring. Straight forward and not too bad, as long as it isn't 3". I have no idea how people jam those in there; I had a tough time with my 2". 2.5" and no more. I say no more than 2.5"

ah even better an extra half inch lol