NCD leveling kit
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NCD leveling kit
I picked up a 2 1/2" NCD billet aluminum leveling kit today off of craigslist for $65. Now to figure out how to install it........anyone in VA Beach got some spare time tomorrow afternoon????
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Its simple save your self sometime don't bother disconnecting the tie rod ends and just loosen the sway bar bolts on the control arm don't take them off just loosen all the way!
I just did mine today it took 1 1/2 hr by my self have fun!!
I just did mine today it took 1 1/2 hr by my self have fun!!
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Yeah I told him if they looked used I wasn't paying over $50 since I could get new one's off of ebay but then I looked at them and they were brand new so I got em.
Is there any truth to what noblem says about them ruining ball joints??
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From the other thread by tr3b, "Best Leveling kit for 2007 SC"
Basically if your truck is a pavement cruiser and you use 4x4 sparingly, ie. you don't go in 4 and off road all the time, a 2.5" spacer is fine. Keep in mind your cv's aren't rotating on the NBS (04+, not sure about Heritage or earlier) until you lock into 4 wheel. AS seems to be the most common brand, but Truxxx and Hell Bent Steel are both good products.