Want to level my 2017 2500

[Domino]

Im beginning my research for the best way to add a couple inches to the front end and keep everything where it should be as far as geometry. thoughts? I have built 5 trucks over the years and want to do it right... if you know what I mean. Having the truck sit close to level just suits me better visually and when im sitting in the truck as well. Thanks in advance

 

[Cummins12V98]

Then if you tow anything you will be azz low.

 

[Deleted member 995608]

Thuren or Carli front coils are your best bet. Thuren Suspension is in your backyard Domino

 

[Domino]

yeah I have his card, was thinking of spacers and track bar adjust ments but I will probably call them up

 

[kthaxton]

Then if you tow anything you will be azz low.

Not necessarily. Mine isn't bad at all. Even though mine has 2" of leveling, it's still slightly higher in the rear. When loaded, it's only slightly lower in the rear. It is almost not discernible.

 

[Cummins12V98]

My Son has the rear air ride on his 15 3500 LB with a 2" front lift. I think he leaves the truck in regular ride ht mode.

 

[Domino]

My Son has the rear air ride on his 15 3500 LB with a 2" front lift. I think he leaves the truck in regular ride ht mode.

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that looks great!

 

[Domino]

Not necessarily. Mine isn't bad at all. Even though mine has 2" of leveling, it's still slightly higher in the rear. When loaded, it's only slightly lower in the rear. It is almost not discernible.

thats how I set my last one up.

 

[LocoPilot750]

I lifted my '14 Laramie as soon as I got it. I found a good quality steel product on line someplace, had a front end shop put it in. It came with an off set bracket for the lower shock mount too,so I didn't have to change them. It was just about perfectly level. I traded it in last week for a '17 I ordered in August, it has air suspension, and sits level to start with.