2 inch level
Alrity gentlemen im lookin at getting a 2 inch front level from supreme suspension. 75 bucks on ebay so im thinkin hell why not right?? What are the pros and cons of getting this spacer?? Would an alignment be required after installation??
Pros - Able to fit larger tires, and gets rid of the fugly rake. Cons - "Technically" causes components to wear faster.(You will be completely fine with only a 2" level, actual issues begin at 3"). You will definitely need an alignment, id see if the shop can install it and do an alignment at the same time.
I'm running 20's with 33s...i didnt install it because i was worried my new tires would rub. I did it for the look and its awesome. Your jaw will drop when you see your truck for the first time after the install! Looks like a completely different machine! and get the alignment right away like everyone else said!! because i waited a few months not thinking much of it and wore down a new set of tires...luckily it was only the front.
10-4 boys i think im going to do it. But just outta curiosity when i hook up a trailer will the front end sit up. Bcuz right now when i hook a trailer up it sits level becuz of the factory rake.
Last edited by Kokeshx4; Mar 27, 2013 at 12:55 PM.
It has the potential to do that now. It all depends on how much weight your towing. If you do it often you still have options. you can add helper bags in the rear and air em up when towing.
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I have a 2" leveling kit on mine as well. It definitely squats when pulling my Mustang. I moved the car back a couple feet after I took that pic, hoping that it would help lessen the squat... it didnt... lol
Last edited by 5.SLO; Mar 27, 2013 at 05:57 PM.
I dont tow a whole lot but when i do its always a nice size load and seems like i always end up towing at night, not during the day no no no how convenient would that be.

