2.5 inch leveling kit
probably go over. it will be bulldogged a little which imo looks good but its whatever you like. 2.5 will get you about as close as your gonna get. ive seen adjustable ones before but i dunno who makes it
Park on a level surface, measure from the ground to the wheel well. Then repeat in on the front. Add 1/2 inch to the difference and that is the size of leveling kit I would buy. This worked for me, all trucks are different. Good Luck.
Originally Posted by Old_Skl_Raptr
probably go over. it will be bulldogged a little which imo looks good but its whatever you like. 2.5 will get you about as close as your gonna get. ive seen adjustable ones before but i dunno who makes it
Rancho makes the Quick Lift Coilover Shock Absorber which is fully adjustable from 1-2.5 inches..they even sell a wireless remote for it so you can sit in the cab and adjust it. Here is a link to rancho's website
http://www.gorancho.com/shocks.php?s...ickLIFT_Loaded
http://www.gorancho.com/shocks.php?s...ickLIFT_Loaded
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I have ext-cab and it had more rake then many trucks. so i put on a 2.5 inch. i figured it would still sit higher in the back. after wards it sits 1/2 inch higher in the back!!! i couldnt believe it. now i regret putting the 2.5 inch on instead of the 2.


