OK, lowered the back BUT now its getting raised!!!
OK, call me wishy washy, call me whatever. I put on a "unviversal lowering shackle" on the back to level it out. It worked great!!
However, every time I see a Screw with a 2in leveling kit on the front, I am jealous.
So, with that being said, Im gonna raise the front 2 (or 3 inches but want some opinions) to make it level.
My question is, can I leave the back lowered, add a "2in spacer" to the front and add a leaf to the rear?
Or should I adjust the shackle to make it a "stock level" and raise the front? Or would it be best to put the stock shackles back on and just raise the front 2 inches (or 3in but would like some advice on that) I guess Im just trying to figure out if I should keep the lowering shackle on (as is) or adjust it to make it stock again, or take it off.
Thanks to anyone who is reading this and is considering some useful feedback.
I dont want the "lowered look" anymore. I want a leveled 2-3 in lift....
However, every time I see a Screw with a 2in leveling kit on the front, I am jealous.
So, with that being said, Im gonna raise the front 2 (or 3 inches but want some opinions) to make it level.My question is, can I leave the back lowered, add a "2in spacer" to the front and add a leaf to the rear?
Or should I adjust the shackle to make it a "stock level" and raise the front? Or would it be best to put the stock shackles back on and just raise the front 2 inches (or 3in but would like some advice on that) I guess Im just trying to figure out if I should keep the lowering shackle on (as is) or adjust it to make it stock again, or take it off.
Thanks to anyone who is reading this and is considering some useful feedback.
I dont want the "lowered look" anymore. I want a leveled 2-3 in lift....
Last edited by bigrook99; Mar 14, 2011 at 10:58 PM. Reason: just trying to be clear
Right on, thanks buddy!! 
I have a 2wd.... so would you raise the front 2 or 3 inches? (once I put the rear back to stock) I know they make those new metal spacers in 2 and 3 inches.

I have a 2wd.... so would you raise the front 2 or 3 inches? (once I put the rear back to stock) I know they make those new metal spacers in 2 and 3 inches.
Fyi
I found these and am considering them as they are STEEL and MADE IN THE USA. 
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...eling-kit.html

http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...eling-kit.html
Right on, thanks bud!!
Is there a particular reason why you suggestd AS?
The "Tuff Country" spacers I found were steel and I thought that would be better since it would be installed between 2 steel parts.
Is there a particular reason why you suggestd AS?
The "Tuff Country" spacers I found were steel and I thought that would be better since it would be installed between 2 steel parts.
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Yea put it back stock and add a 2"or 2 1/2" leveling kit to it don't go three alot of members say it wears out the ball joints real quick..... As for brands I went with the rough country kit. Pics in my profile.
TY for that intel. For some reason, when I was doing my research earlier I kept coming across aluminum stuff and I thought it was AS too. But its not! 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7252&viewitem=

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7252&viewitem=
Love that stance. Thanks my man!
TY for that intel. For some reason, when I was doing my research earlier I kept coming across aluminum stuff and I thought it was AS too. But its not! 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7252&viewitem=

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7252&viewitem=
Here is the best price, most popular brand, and STEEL
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AUTO-...item20b772c41f
Gonna order them tomorrow. Im stoked.
Thanks everyone for putting up with an "old newb"
and giving good advice, once again.
Side note: I have been on this site for a while and have seen people getting "more rude" here lately. This is not a reflection on this website and its members, its a reflection of todays society. This website is awesome. Now back to your regular scheduled program.
Gonna order them tomorrow. Im stoked.

Thanks everyone for putting up with an "old newb"
Side note: I have been on this site for a while and have seen people getting "more rude" here lately. This is not a reflection on this website and its members, its a reflection of todays society. This website is awesome. Now back to your regular scheduled program.


