2 inch level
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From: Dysart, Iowa
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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.
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Btw hears a picture of the ol' 4x4. In this pic it looks level but thts bcuz of the ground it siting on. Ill post before and after photos when i get the spacers.
Why the pic came in sideways idk..
Why the pic came in sideways idk..
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your rear end will probably squat and your going to **** people off when your truck squats and your headlights hit them in the face. all part of it, I just use my off road lights and brights to blind them when they flash their brights at me, or train horns.
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Lol right on brotha
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Damn I have the same exact truck. Looks fricken awesome! I just don't have the toolbox on yet. Mine is black. How much is it for them to do the aligning?
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I would go with the new rancho quicklift loaded. It is a new shock and spring with the leveling built into it. It is really nice. I just ordered it for my truck. I have attached a pic of what it looks like. They are more expensive but from what i have heard they are def worth the extra money.
here is the link to ranchos website:
http://www.gorancho.com/shocks.php?shock=quickLIFT_Loaded
here is the link to ranchos website:
http://www.gorancho.com/shocks.php?shock=quickLIFT_Loaded