Looking for pics of our trucks with the front leveling kit installed. I have a 2010 Pearl White Lariat. So far I have 5/15% tint and 3" flowmaster exhaust. I found a shop here in hawaii (Maui Off-road) that will install the front leveling kit for 400 but curious to what it will look like. I have stock tires and rims. pics are before tint...thanks guys/gals

 

I have the 2" Hell Bent Steel leveling kit

 

looks good man, is she harder to drive, ride any rougher, etc?

 

Thanks. I've only had it 2 days, but it still rides and feels great. Only difference I notice is that it sits higher which IMO feels better to drive. Cost me $255 for installation and alignment and $80 for the kit.

 

400 seems really high

 

yeah 400 is about normal for Hawaii man, everything is jacked up, gallon of milk is like 6-7 bucks

 

Is that including the kit? And be sure to get some pics up once it's done

 

not sure how to install pics in post so look in my gallary 2" AS leveling kit

 

Sorry for posting twice but I was trying to post a pic
looks like it worked

 

trucks look real good, and yes that includes the price of the kit. I might be the first black guy on here with a lifted truck lol...the wifes a white girl from GA in my mind cars should be lowered and trucks should be lifted. I would do the comp 6" but i have to wait until i move. The truck would never fit in the parking garage at work.

 

that looks mean...i wasnt gonna do a leveling kit but i think that i may now...what kind and how much?

 

get the autospring and its only $80 or something close to that

 

buy auto spring. hell bent really says what they do. i got the 3'' and my upper control arm rubs on my spring with the suspension extended. if you tow go with the 1.5 if you want the level look id go with the 2''. some 3'' makes the front sit up higher than the rear unless you put a block in the rear.

 

2'' to 2.5'' makes it look level. in my opinion. just search the gallery and find some pics of other peoples lifts.

 

Bilstein 5100's set at 2.25". Driveway is sloped to the rear, so it may look off, but the truck sits perfectly level.