Leveling kits; which one to choose?
01-07-2015, 07:59 PM
#21
It makes very little, but a valiant effort none the less 
01-07-2015, 08:11 PM
#25
Newbie
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01-07-2015, 08:23 PM
#26
I have a FX2 and added the RAS to the rear, which raised the unloaded height of the back from 38 to 39". The middle setting on the Bilstein got me to 38.5" front. I didnt want my truck to sit higher in the front. When I was researching all the threads, people reported many of the spacers (auto spring, hellbent) would make the front sit high - then the owners were looking for the right rear block to level the truck. What's the point of buying a part to level only to have to buy another part to level??
01-07-2015, 08:30 PM
#27
Project White Fang
very weak... but you're right my bad!
Absolutely! I thought the back end was going to be noticeably higher than the front but thankfully it looks pretty damn good to me
I am very happy with the setup/results, unfortunately due to the freezing cold weather I only have 2 pictures so far. Once the weather is warmer I will be able to get a few more angles etc.
Hope these work!
I am very happy with the setup/results, unfortunately due to the freezing cold weather I only have 2 pictures so far. Once the weather is warmer I will be able to get a few more angles etc. Hope these work!
01-07-2015, 08:36 PM
#28
Newbie
Thread Starter
very weak... but you're right my bad! Absolutely! I thought the back end was going to be noticeably higher than the front but thankfully it looks pretty damn good to me I am very happy with the setup/results, unfortunately due to the freezing cold weather I only have 2 pictures so far. Once the weather is warmer I will be able to get a few more angles etc.
Hope these work!
I am very happy with the setup/results, unfortunately due to the freezing cold weather I only have 2 pictures so far. Once the weather is warmer I will be able to get a few more angles etc. Hope these work!
