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Old 08-02-2010, 03:14 PM
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i got the 3" on mine with well over 3000miles on it, and no problems.
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Originally Posted by big cube 426
i got the 3" on mine with well over 3000miles on it, and no problems.
Mine touch the spring when i turn all the way to either side, and i have to do this all the days several times a day to get out of my house.

I think i gonna try 2" o 2.5" instead.
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I used to have the 2.5" AS. Changed to Biltein adjustables. Huge improvement in ride quality. No more topping out going over speed bumps and generally better ride. Also the Bilstein at the top setting netted me about 2.25" If you dont have an AAL in the rear, these ar the best option IMO.
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I've got the 2-1/2"on my 09 SCREW 6.5' bed, should have gone with a 2", I've got a rattle I can't figure out. Also, it sits a little "to" level, meaning, looks good until I put a load in the bed and it squats heavily in the rear.

I'm gonna look in to the bilsteins or get rid of the 2-1/2" spacers and get 2" spacers.
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Originally Posted by VanoFord
I used to have a 2.5" spacers on and it was great. My shocks and struts went out so I opted to go w/ the Rancho QuickLift RS9000xl in the front, RS9000xl in the rear. The truck rides great, adjustable shocks 1-9 setting. If you dont mind droppin some cash, this is a must mod instead of the spacers. The Rancho's are comparable to the Bilstein 5100 (although I have heard those were hard to come by; backordered).
I think i'm gonna do it rigth, i'll look for rancho quiklift to level it up.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AUTO-...Q5fAccessories

this is the one i bought, leveled mine perfectly, and looks awesome with my 33's check out my pics in my profile... fast shipping and my buddy said it was an easy install, took him an hour at his shop to install it...
Old 08-03-2010, 08:31 PM
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Must say I agree with vanoford. My shocks were up too. So i went with the rancho"s also. well worth the money. I mean what good is a new spacer lift if the struts suck. I got mine from 4whelonline. And Rancho had a $100 rebate on the four. raised me up bout 2.5 3 inches. and i can clear a 35 too



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