At a local dealer the other day and saw this new ad for a quick level kit that is adjustable. Grabbed a brochure and checked out the website. Looks nice but cant find anyone who has put one on. Any info or thoughts are appreciated.
thanks in advance.

here is the website
www.ProRYDE.com

 

Just a gimmic. Why would someone pay $300 for a leveling kit just so you can adjust your ride height between 2 and 3 inches? Especially since everyone has figured out that a 3 inch leveling kit will create ball joint angles that are too extreme. It makes more sense to decide how much lift you want/need and buy an $80 Autospring kit.

 

I wondered the same thing. A big shock that they also sell the special camber adjustment kit too!
Thanks for the reply, I thought maybe I was missing something.

 

I was actually just looking at their site. I would love to do a front level and then a 1" overall lift. Basically it would be 3 in front and 1 in back. Would the stuff on their site work for this or is there a cheaper route? I do city driving and my wife is super short. I don't want the truck lifted too much.

 

I think one of the fixed 2 or 2.5 inch kits would be a much better value at around $80.

 

Is there one particular brand that is better than the rest or is it not enough of a lift to really matter?

 

Autospring seems to be the most popular here. They make a quality product at a good price.

 

I am finding that out slowly but surely. I was at work today and didn't want to work so I spent all day researching lifts. I have decided on the 2" AS for the front.