Trucl leveling

[Quiet man]

I've read two different ways to level your truck, by taking out the rear spacers or by adding a coil shims, I'm still waiting on my truck, and I never reallt noticed the high rear end until I started ready these articles. Is there any difference between the 2500 and the 3500, by the looks of it the 3500 sits a little more level. I really don't want to add bigger tires, and all the shim from daystar are for a 2 inch lift. Just one more comment, is there any negative impacts by leveling the truck

 

[Blakers]

Personally it's against my religion to lower a truck (even though it's a mexican truck!), so I'll probably go with the 2 inch up front blocks. My other truck had the blocks and sat slightly low in the rear, so a 1" block in the back might be nice too.

 

[Matt400]

Originally posted by Quiet man

I've read two different ways to level your truck, by taking out the rear spacers or by adding a coil shims, is there any negative impacts by leveling the truck

Check out my gallery and see what I did, I took 1. 25" out of the rear, truck rides the same, looks better IMO. The visual is level but it is still 1/2" higher in the rear.

I like the look of 33's and they fit well. If I went with the 2" in the front then the 33's may have looked out of place and I would have wanted 34's in which case 4. 10's would have been better to maintain tow-ability in the mountains and so on and so on.....