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DayStar or ReadyLift? Which leveling kit?

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Old 05-15-2012, 01:39 PM
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Default DayStar or ReadyLift? Which leveling kit?
Think I am going to go with DayStar... I think I like that route better then the metal on metal, plus its a solid piece vs that contraption...
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I don't like poly spacers so I'd get something other than Daystar. But that is just my opinion.
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Ok wow looked into the auto spring and it makes more sense with the offset... How high did you guys go? 2? 2.5?
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I went with 2" Autospring. If you go with 2.5" you'll probably need bigger rear blocks or an add a leaf.
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2" is what is on my 2012 FX4 and it sits level.

2.5" would be nose high.
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If I get the 2.5 front and the 1.5 rear it should sit about level then right?
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Im also looking into this. I read somewhere that with autospring a 1 1/2 inch kit would make it sit 2 inches higher. Is this true or should I just go with the 2 inch kit and it will sit level?

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