jdm1904

So I currently have 1.5" front leveling spacers. I have a pair of new Bilsteins 5100's. Do I have to remove the spacer or can I put the spacers + 5100's and get 2-2.5" lift???

alpinestar1123

use the spacer just set up the bilsteins on the lower perch setting

jdm1904

But can I use both and get an extra 1" of height?

ThatBlue4x4

Then you will run into issues with the angles of your ball joints and CV shafts. You won't want to go over 3" of lift without going to a suspension lift that lowers the front differential and has longer knuckles.

jdm1904

I'm only a 2wd, will that still cause a problem if I don't have CV's

DieselDawg

As you lift...you pull the tires inward. You also affect the tie rods, UCA, ETC. Alignment could be a problem. Guess you could try it an see. Without some of the 4WD gear in the way, it should be easy to test.

alpinestar1123

your uca will hit the coilover/strut when you off road or corner