kirschbaumr

Hey guys, I have been doing a little research, but basically i want to do a few simple mods yet to my truck to make i pop a little more. I would like to do a leveling kit and throw some bigger tires on my stock oem 20's. Seen other rides with this done and looks sharp. How big can i go w/o rubbing? I really like the trail grapplers. Additionally would like to get some updated headlights (smoked) and a grill to cover the gaping hole for my intercooler. I have already put nerfs, tonneau cover, and tinted it. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

summertop511

I wanna level my truck but so scared of destroying my first new truck I ever bought front end lol

PawPaw

I'd put on some 275x65x20's (34x11x20) TrailGrappler's that will fit easily on the stock wheel's with a 2 inch leveling kit. No rubbing and not too bad of a performance and mileage drop.

PawPaw

Get it done by a professional and you shouldn't have any problem's. This is my second leveled truck and no problem's so far.

kirschbaumr

Truck is nearly finished with what I have wanted to do with it! Love it!

rj.1992

I have a question. Do they make 3 inch leveling kits for a 2010 4x4 screw? Talked to a guy with a 2007 I believe and he said he had a 3 inch level kit. I thought it was a 4 inch lift at first.

kirschbaumr

Yes, I believe they do; however at that point you are adding a lot of stress to your components. You will already be nose high with just a 2.5" up front and no modifcations to the rear, so I dont see the need for a 3". If you want more lift then just the level (2" like I did or even adding a block in back to keep rake) then go with a rancho 4" suspension lift or any 6" lift as well. Just be prepared to spend the bigger bucks for that. That might be a project down the road for myself when i win the lottery haha and want to go bigger!!

rj.1992

Thanks for the info, lol yea I really want a 4 or 6 but I might do a 2.5 right now and see how it looks.