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Feb 8, 2016 | 02:26 PM

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Nickanto

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Originally Posted by JBrax

Did he provide details as to why the avoidance of RC? Many members here have put RC kits on their trucks without any issues. I have the 2.5 front and 1" block on the rear and haven't had any issues.

He hasn't specified yet. Waiting to hear back from him. He mostly does high performance diesel work so maybe he just doesn't know much about rough country.

Feb 8, 2016 | 03:10 PM

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nad

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Originally Posted by Nickanto

He hasn't specified yet. Waiting to hear back from him. He mostly does high performance diesel work so maybe he just doesn't know much about rough country.

I can understand him telling you to stay away from RC lifts, but levels are all pretty much the same unless you buy coilovers.

Feb 8, 2016 | 03:28 PM

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Fasttimez

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If you want your 4x4 leveled, install the AS 1.5" front kit, then remove your stock 1.25" rear blocks. Your truck will sit within 1/16" from front to rear & your front CV axles & ball joints will thank you.

Feb 8, 2016 | 05:49 PM

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Just yesterday I installed a 2" leveling kit in my 2WD 2015. I got it off eBay from a company called Summit Performance (not to be confused with Summit Racing) for $40. I got the full 2" lift out of it. My stock wheels are 18x7.5 and my stock tires are 265/60/18s. I will be putting 18x9 wheels and 275/65/18 tires on my truck this coming weekend.

Here's my 2015. Installed the leveling kit yesterday. Photos were taken today.