auto spring 2"(1 5/8")
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From: New Lenox, ILL.
i got a 2.5" lift buy using the (1 3/4" thick spacer) the ride is the same or even better over rail road tracks. It's just slightly higher in the back . Don't tow and if i load the bed with lumber or something it's gonna sag anyway.
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From: NJ
Originally posted by kanter
That is the 1.5" It measures 1 5/8"and gives 2 1/4" lift.
That is the 1.5" It measures 1 5/8"and gives 2 1/4" lift.
Autospring only sells 2" and 2.5"....also, on first page of this thread someone was saying that the 2" measures in at 1 5/8" (same as this 1.5" you speak of) so.......
the 2" kit sold now is the same as what the 1.5" was, is that correct??
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Shadowed how high do you want to raise your truck?? YOMAN , right the 1 3/4 inch [ thick] spacer will give a 2 1/2 inch ( lift ) AUTOSPRING did the math and you reap the benifits. They sell a 2" lift and a 2.5 " lift , whats complicated ?
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From: Sunny FL
Originally posted by bluestang67
Shadowed how high do you want to raise your truck?? YOMAN , right the 1 3/4 inch [ thick] spacer will give a 2 1/2 inch ( lift ) AUTOSPRING did the math and you reap the benifits.
Shadowed how high do you want to raise your truck?? YOMAN , right the 1 3/4 inch [ thick] spacer will give a 2 1/2 inch ( lift ) AUTOSPRING did the math and you reap the benifits.
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Originally posted by ShadowedFX4
the 2" kit sold now is the same as what the 1.5" was, is that correct??
the 2" kit sold now is the same as what the 1.5" was, is that correct??