Carcrazygts2

just by some 3.5" spindles and a Daystar 2" leveling puck, then add a 2" rear block..

reynier

I live in Miami Florida I was thinking in install block in the back and in the front some spacer in the spring. just install this. And dont touch anything just something cheap but I need to now how tall can I go...

reynier

Hello . My question is what is the top in inch that I can install on my truck whitout changing nothing fron the factory y don want change the spindle just put the spacer what is the top for that 3 inch"???

ColtRice17

So your wanting to know what the tallest leveling kit is? so you can get the tallest coil spacers and tallest blocks in the back?

reynier

Yes the toller that I can install . But remember I dont want to change nathing

reynier

Yes the toller that I can install . But remember I dont want to change nothing else I dont want to spent money changing nothing else. A frien of my tollme that

reynier

Yes the toller that I can install . But remember I dont want to change nothing else I dont want to spent money changing nothing else. A friend of my said if you go over 3 inch you have to make changesl

ColtRice17

is correct. go get 3" front coil spacers and 2" rear blocks and bolts. then get a 3" body lift and you will be at 6" tall, without changing anything from factory. does that answer your question?

greenheadkiller98

Don't go with over 2" on coils or coil spacers unless you want to buy longer UCAs and have a rough riding truck. 3" or 3.5" spindles are a great bolt on alternative to 3" coils as they require no alignment and do not effect factory ride quality

OTG02

I just put 2 inch spacers on truck. So this is mine 2wd long bed 4.2l just about leveld. Next yr I'm putting 3 inch body lift.





How it sits now.

A pic of clearance before level







And clearance after.

Not sure if helps but hope it does some.
Also in running 265/75/16 tires.