How to level a 4x2?

[TStinson]

Lot of interest here on how to level out a 4x4.



Now - What's a good way to level out a 4x2?

The rear of my '06 looks to be 3"-4" higher than the front.

 

[Bachant]

Daystar makes poly spring spacers for the front. 1. 5 and 2'".

 

[nps]

I've got the Daystar 1. 5" on my front end. Just slightly tail high when empty, but much better than the nose-dragger from the factory. It is perfectly level with the 5er hooked up.



If I wasn't going to pull I would have went with the taller spacers. They claim over 1. 5" may require control arms, but that is a generic warning and I think we've got plenty of range left.

 

[WCPoe]

Pull the spacers on the rear spring packs

TStinson - Several of us just pulled the spacers, (2 each side), from the rear leaf spring packs. Do a search someone did a full write-up with photos. I believe it's here:

http://turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101508&highlight=rear+spacers

 

[SafeHarbor]

Flipping the spacers on my reg. cab 2500 4x2 lowered the tailgate top a little under 1 3/4. " I did this because it was too high for my travel trailer, but I thought the very high rear end looked sort of ridiculous anyway and the LWB made it visually worse.

It will put the top bolt of the brake caliper lined up with the springs, though.

 

[TStinson]

The '06 4x2 has no spacers to remove or flip.

I'll look into the Daystar spring spacers.

Thanks for the responses