Just bought my truck. Looking at all the leveled trucks made me want to do the same. These pics are of my truck as is. I got 3 quotes for a 2" level around town. I understand I could put this in myself, but with my limited time, and help in the garage, I don't feel comfortable.

The quote I felt best about was from 4WheelParts. 2" Daystar (I believe it is this kit http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...A6485A0A0.aspx).

The quote was for $510 including the kit, Alignment, Camber bolts, and labor.

I agreed to do it tomorrow morning. But the more I think about it, $500 seems like a lot for this. Can I get some opinions to nudge me one way or the other? I do want it, but just don't want to be getting ripped off. Seems like all the quotes were around this price.

 

I was quoted $450 and $600


can't imagine it's more then 2hrs labor and an align.


$100 parts

 

That is about the right price for a level kit installed. Labor rates around my area are 100-130 per hour. About 2-3 hour job plus alignment. I would do coil overs and not level kit on 2014 and newer. Many issues on the 2014s. See my other post about my experience with leveling my 2014.

 

How are the Coil Over's priced in comparison to the level?

 

Kit and Alignment are $200 the rest is labor

 

Coils will run you anywhere from $750-$1200

 

Plus installation....and alignment

 

Fox coilovers 960.00 a Stage three.

 

I canceled the job. I'm just too unsure. Half of me wants to save up and do a 4 or 6" lift with new wheels and tires. Just too soon to know what I want.

 

I would just do it yourself if you have the time.