Leveling kit
a 3" spindle lift is not a "lift" imo. It keeps your ball joints at a stock angle which a "level" will not. You also can not get 3" of lift out of a level on your body style, I'm not even sure if you can get 2" with out changing the upper control arm to an aftermarket one.
and "everyone" is a moron. Do what you want to your truck.
and "everyone" is a moron. Do what you want to your truck.
Last edited by 06yz250f; Feb 18, 2013 at 01:52 PM.
2wd lifted 9.5" right here! If it's what you want, go for it!
As for leveling kits, you can get spacers or springs. Don't get anything over 2". The Daystar 1.5" is pretty popular and only $40. I started out with one. It's a good product.
As for leveling kits, you can get spacers or springs. Don't get anything over 2". The Daystar 1.5" is pretty popular and only $40. I started out with one. It's a good product.
I had a 2000 and put a 2in spacer in front with a 3in block in back. Mind you this left the same rake look but I towed everyday so it would even out some. By the time I did that it was the height of some 4x4s. I'll see if I can find a pic of before and after tonight. I don't have any on my phone other than the accident pics. I never had a problem with the lift tho. I replaced the front shocks only because they were already done.
Now mind you the driveway has a slight downward angle toward the road.

Now mind you the driveway has a slight downward angle toward the road.

Last edited by scheer89; Sep 24, 2012 at 08:56 PM. Reason: pics added


