rough country level or rancho level?
#11
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So then a 2" level should do it. If you ate worried about 35s gef the 2.5 and add a block to the rear. If anything you will end up with a small rake to it. I put a 2.5 up front with a 3 in the rear and it left me with a 3/4" rake that isnt really noticeable to the eye. I measure 39.5 in front and 40.25 im the rear and I'm running 33x12.5 on 20s.
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SLO281 (12-28-2012)
#12
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How many miles are on your truck? My shocks were shot. I got the loaded rancho quicklifts for the front and the 9000xl shocks in the rear. I have 33s with no rubbing and it handles great. I would replaced the stock shocks no matter what. Mine didn't even rebound in 5 min after I took them off my truck.
#13
How many miles are on your truck? My shocks were shot. I got the loaded rancho quicklifts for the front and the 9000xl shocks in the rear. I have 33s with no rubbing and it handles great. I would replaced the stock shocks no matter what. Mine didn't even rebound in 5 min after I took them off my truck.
Last edited by SLO281; 12-28-2012 at 10:30 PM.
#14
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How many miles are on your truck? My shocks were shot. I got the loaded rancho quicklifts for the front and the 9000xl shocks in the rear. I have 33s with no rubbing and it handles great. I would replaced the stock shocks no matter what. Mine didn't even rebound in 5 min after I took them off my truck.
#15
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Originally Posted by SLO281
98k miles. Are 9000 xls Rancho also? If you don't mind me asking, how much for the front quick lifts and 9000s