Could I add a level to this
#12
Got me thinking. Could I buy the 6" Bilstein shocks and set them to their lower setting or the setting where I could still use the procomp spacer to gain the extra 2" of lift. I know it kinda defeats the purpose.
#16
I have been wondering the same thing, heres what I found...
Do what Bubba said and get the 6 in bilsteins and it will look better for about $300. Then pay another $100 for a spacer to put on top. This will def fix the upper control arm rubbing.
Or...
Leave the 6 inch spacer and put the 2 inch leveling bilsteins on, this will cost the same as the 6 inch ones but save you the money on buying a spacer. This option will maybe fix the control arm rub. It looks like on my 6 inch strut spacer lift my control arm needs to drop like 1.5 inches to clear rubbing the strut. So i would hope that the 2 inches would fix it?
My question is what do you do about the rear to level it back out. (sorry to hijack your thread but I assume this question would come next for you anyway)
I currently have this on top of my rear axle.... (see pictures)
What is a cheap, not axle wrapping, way to add another 1.5-2.5 inches to this?
One large block? Added leafs? shackles?
Do what Bubba said and get the 6 in bilsteins and it will look better for about $300. Then pay another $100 for a spacer to put on top. This will def fix the upper control arm rubbing.
Or...
Leave the 6 inch spacer and put the 2 inch leveling bilsteins on, this will cost the same as the 6 inch ones but save you the money on buying a spacer. This option will maybe fix the control arm rub. It looks like on my 6 inch strut spacer lift my control arm needs to drop like 1.5 inches to clear rubbing the strut. So i would hope that the 2 inches would fix it?
My question is what do you do about the rear to level it back out. (sorry to hijack your thread but I assume this question would come next for you anyway)
I currently have this on top of my rear axle.... (see pictures)
What is a cheap, not axle wrapping, way to add another 1.5-2.5 inches to this?
One large block? Added leafs? shackles?
#17
Senior Member
I have been wondering the same thing, heres what I found...
Do what Bubba said and get the 6 in bilsteins and it will look better for about $300. Then pay another $100 for a spacer to put on top. This will def fix the upper control arm rubbing.
Or...
Leave the 6 inch spacer and put the 2 inch leveling bilsteins on, this will cost the same as the 6 inch ones but save you the money on buying a spacer. This option will maybe fix the control arm rub. It looks like on my 6 inch strut spacer lift my control arm needs to drop like 1.5 inches to clear rubbing the strut. So i would hope that the 2 inches would fix it?
My question is what do you do about the rear to level it back out. (sorry to hijack your thread but I assume this question would come next for you anyway)
I currently have this on top of my rear axle.... (see pictures)
What is a cheap, not axle wrapping, way to add another 1.5-2.5 inches to this?
One large block? Added leafs? shackles?
Do what Bubba said and get the 6 in bilsteins and it will look better for about $300. Then pay another $100 for a spacer to put on top. This will def fix the upper control arm rubbing.
Or...
Leave the 6 inch spacer and put the 2 inch leveling bilsteins on, this will cost the same as the 6 inch ones but save you the money on buying a spacer. This option will maybe fix the control arm rub. It looks like on my 6 inch strut spacer lift my control arm needs to drop like 1.5 inches to clear rubbing the strut. So i would hope that the 2 inches would fix it?
My question is what do you do about the rear to level it back out. (sorry to hijack your thread but I assume this question would come next for you anyway)
I currently have this on top of my rear axle.... (see pictures)
What is a cheap, not axle wrapping, way to add another 1.5-2.5 inches to this?
One large block? Added leafs? shackles?
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